Short how-to tutorial (YouTube) explaining how to extend a visual layer (e.g., a title) across multiple scenes in the Descript video editor. Demonstrates selecting the layer’s end bracket, clicking-and-dragging it into subsequent scenes, and optionally zooming out with Command+scroll to stretch the layer to fill more or all of the video.
To make a layer extend across multiple scenes in descript. Like, let's say we add a. Let's add a title layer, and when I click on it to add it, it only fills the scene that I'm currently in, which is scene one. But if I want to make this go into scene two, it's really easy. I just put my mouse right there on the end of that. That layer. That layer that says title. I get that bracket, and if I click and hold, I can simply drag it into the next scene and I could zoom out. I'm holding command and scrolling out with my scroll wheel and my mouse, and I could make that layer fill this entire video if I wanted, but I can just put it anywhere I want. If you enjoyed this video, be sure to watch this one next.
