How to Add a BEFORE & AFTER Slide to Your Video | Final Cut Pro Tutorial

Learn how to add a before and after slide to your video in Final Cut Pro. These are great for showcasing color grades, color corrections and more. In this video you will learn how to add a basic before/after slide, one with a divider between your two clips, and even a diagonal slide. All this is very simple to do, and can all be done using the tools built into Final Cut Pro, without having to download or install any plugins!

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[OrdinaryFilmmaker]

Serge, the first video I found and so simple, I should have thought of it myself as I did something similar when transiting from one photo to another. You did a great job of taking us step by step through this. Awesome tutorial.

[itsPhillipStaples]

I just watched an 8 minute on how to do this. Something told me to come to you first because you did it in less time and explained it so simple. Thank you sir.

[ImaginetMedia]

Pure genius. I can't believe how long I have spent in the past doing this with keyframes and a mask. Awesome tip Serge. Thank you, as always, for sharing your skill.

[JeffSu]

I don't even have a use case for this but found this EXTREMELY helpful! I always thought the other creators were using some sort of plugin or fancy keyframing to achieve this effect.
Thank you Serge! (as always 😁)

[therightwritepath]

I have not seen a Serge video that wasn't helpful. Thanks Serge M!

[TheCircle]

You are the man!!! You have helped me beyond measure with your FCPX tutorials. Appreciate you👊🏼

[halffull_media]

Brilliant. Exactly what I was looking for. You do such a great job of explaining things so clearly. Thanks, Serge.

[djidronemedia]

This is the best wipe tutorial by far. Thanks for sharing Serge ✌️

[hillolbhattacharjee]

Finally I got this 😂. The toughest part was how do I search this. Finally searching by "slider" I landed here ❤

[dalimiso]

Wow! One of those gem tips thatvjust change your workflow for the better.

[vanheesch]

thanks Serge, been looking for this simple technique for ages!

[ashropshirelad]

Wow! Brilliant. I never thought to go into the properties of a knew that was there. Thankyou so much

[TodayIFeelLike]

That was a great video Man I watched another video and thought it was really good and yours made this whole process even easier that is amazing thank you so much for showing the shortcuts the keyboard shortcuts and everything just step by step nicely paced excellent video thank you.

[BobbyClements]

You’re my go-to creator when it comes to Final Cut Pro. I didn’t realise how simple this was! I’m going to try it to show my before/after of my photos. Thanks, Serge!!

[yunoistruechannel]

Thanks, pak Serge Morgotch. It's very useful. Thanks. Salam from Indonesia . 🙂

[GHANAFUNTUBE]

Pure raw. You are so amazing Serge. I find it very simple and useful mate

[s.habibistudio]

thanks its became too easy after your explanation

[FeastFastForLife]

I love your every video. I was a simple user until I met you and your videos. Now I make more classy videos for my Youtube channel. you can tell the difference between my old and my new videos. I owe it to you! I have already some ideas of where to use today's tutorial.Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[claudioconti]

Great "How to" detailed and easy to follow

[RaymondParkerPhoto]

Wow! This is way easier than the "manual" method I've been using. Thanks for the tip.