Zoom, Speed & Trim Regions

Regions are spans you lay over the timeline to change how a stretch plays, without cutting your clips apart. There are three kinds, plus bookmarks.

Zoom regions

A zoom region punches the camera in for a stretch of time. Add one at the playhead (the Z key, or the Add zoom button in the timeline header) and it starts 1.5 s long at depth 3. Drag its edges to change how long it lasts and set how far it pushes in.

The zoom depth runs from 1 to 6:

You set the focus point by dragging, so the zoom lands on the face or the part of the screen that matters.

Suggest zooms proposes punch-ins for you, but it needs cursor data to work from. It never places a suggestion over a zoom you already have. Inside an auto-cursor zoom the camera holds still while the cursor moves within the middle of the view and re-centers only when it reaches the edge, and every zoom starts easing out half a second before its region ends. Until you've made a screen recording in Klipeo the button is greyed out and reads "Record to enable auto-zoom."

Speed regions

A speed region changes playback speed over a stretch. Drop one (the R key, or Add speed region) and it starts 1.5 s long at 2x. Pick any rate from 0.25x, 0.5x, 0.75x, 1.25x, 1.5x, 1.75x, or 2x. Use slow speeds for a slow-motion beat and fast ones to skip through the boring parts. The rate is the only control here. Pitch is a per-clip setting on the Speed tab.

Trim regions

A trim region (the X key, Add cut region) marks a 1 s stretch to remove. It shows as a striped span on the timeline, so you can see what's going before you commit. It keeps your clips whole while you decide.

Bookmarks

Bookmarks are points, not spans. Press Shift+K to drop one at the playhead, and click any bookmark to jump there. To get a set in one go, right-click a video clip and choose Mark scene cuts. Nothing else adds bookmarks for you.