Announcements
Find out about our latest product changes as we continue improving Flixier to enable your team to make amazing videos
1.26.1 - 01 September 2020
Fixes:
- Fixed an issue where Motion Objects would sometimes not change their color.
Improvements:
- Improved the general performance of Subtitles.
Added:
- The Team Plan now allows you to connect multiple external accounts (YouTube, Google Drive, etc.) to the same Flixier account and choose which one you want to export to.
1.26.0 - 27 August 2020
Added:
- Subtitle support - You can now import and edit subtitle files (.src and .vtt formats) using Flixier! Just drag and drop your subtitle file to import it, or use the Add Subtitle button from the Text menu to create one from scratch!
1.25.3 - 26 August 2020
Added:
- Giphy integration - You can now insert GIFs into your videos from the Stock menu!
1.25.2 - 20 August 2020
Fixes:
Fixed an issue where sometimes the local upload from dashboard doesn't work properly
1.25.1 - 19 August 2020
Fixes:
- Shared property disappeared after navigating to project
1.25.0 - 19 August 2020
Added:
- Custom fonts support! - We're proud to announce that Flixier now allows you to upload and use your own custom fonts! Not only that, using a custom font is possible with both Simple Text as well as Motion Titles and Motion Graphics, making them more customizable than ever before!
1.24.1 - 18 August 2020
Fixes:
- Ripple move broke resize transition on Text & Shape
1.24.0 - 17 August 2020
Added:
- Support for Scalable Vector Graphics - Flixier now allows you to import .svg files and use them as assets.
- More shapes! - Our Shapes Library now contains a larger variety of shapes for you to choose from.
Version 1.23.0 - 06 August 2020
Added:
- Audio waveform - The player now shows the audio waveform of video files in the timeline.
Improved:
- Waveforms are now more accurate and scale better when zooming in and out on the timeline.
Version 1.22.0 - 05 August 2020
Added:
- Ripple Split
To split media on all of your tracks and move them at the same time, press and hold Shift and then drag the playhead.
This is called a ripple split and it’s great for when you need to add some content to the middle of a video or if you’d like to make room for an intro.
- Ripple Move
During editing, you often need to move all the clips on a track at once. A quick way to do this is to use ripple move. Hold Shift, then click and drag a clip on the timeline.
You can also ripple move media on multiple tracks. Select a clip on each track and then hold Shift while simultaneously dragging.
Fixes:
- Sometimes the project was duplicated in wrong folder

