+@mmaurnicewilkerson1390 thank you so much for watching. Glad I could help #KeepCreating!

Two things… a 30 minute timer is really long 😆 and there is a max fields allowed for canva- which I’m sure you’ve discovered. What I would do is make several timers and combine them into a single video. 30-27, 26:59-23:59, etc. export each as a video from Canva, make a new Canva video and bring in all the smaller videos, export the combined videos.

+@sherry6404 so glad it was helpful. That’s my goal, make the (perceived) complicated simple.

+@noblefarr6245 I’m thankful you found me! Let me k own if there’s anything you’d like to see on the channel.

That’s my secret 🤫 just kidding 😆 it’s a built in feature of Apple devices (the ‘Memoji’) with a little editing that can probably be done in canva, making the whole process free. I guess it’s time for a tutorial video on how I make them. There may be apps that do them (if you’re not an Apple user), but I haven’t explored them.

@ thank you. I am using my iPad. I didn’t find Memoji feature. Expecting your emoji tutorial.

+@shoufen go to your messages. Right next to the area to type your message click the plus (+), click ‘more’ then ‘Memoji’. You can build a new Memoji there. After you build it come back to messages click the plus again, but this time pick camera. You’ll show up on screen. Click the funny looking star then you’ll see other things you can do, pick the little icon w/ cartoon heads in it (this is your Memoji setting). The Memoji head you made will cover your face. Now make goofy faces and screen shot them. Open screen shots in canva and delete the background. Now you have Memoji cartoon heads you can use for different things. *I’ll make a video soon 😁*

+@gwesterneng5859 yes it can definitely feel that way. I’m sure making timers was not the original intent of the bulk create feature, but just giving folks another way to use it.

+@Trifoliumpratense1 thank you! I do my best to make it simple so you all will get quick wins. This simple setup can make a big impact on your videos.

+@lisetabercrittersninkdesig7911 the graphics are implemented through your life streaming software- I use eCamm (Mac only) but there are many others. If your app has overlay capabilities- and most do- that’s how you add the graphics you’ve made. Streaming ‘to’ KZbin is a function of your software.

+@lisetabercrittersninkdesig7911 streamlabs will let you add a video file to your stream, so the exported file should work.

+@lisetabercrittersninkdesig7911 you cannot export a semi transparent video from Canva, so that would not be possible. If your streaming app allows you to change the transparency of your overlays you could do it. Put the timer video on a layer above your video of the ‘presenter/speaker’ and turn down the transparency.

+@DianaJoubert-l6z thank you so much for watching. So glad it was helpful.

+@CoachRedmon this video is for the animation portion of a timer, not the “numbers”, being able to jump to the next slide/scene is dependent on the steaming software you’re using (or whatever app you added the animation to). Please give me more details.

@ I purchased a timer app in the App Store for $17 and I’m all set now.

+@PediatricTherapyEssentials you’re welcome!

+@George-kl1xg the uno fonts are built into the app/website. There is a small selection you can pick from (depending on the overlay)

I would export the video, upload it, then add audio and export again.

Fill all the letters with one big image, that will make the word(s) a single frame. You could also fill each letter frame with the same image in canva then align them to make it seem like one fluid image (I did this in my video-filled letters tutorial)

I understand what you’re saying and I could do this with another app (like Adobe illustrator), not entirely sure how/if it can be done with this app… basically what you want to do is create a ‘puzzle’ and each piece is a different frame fillable with a photo- when combined together they make a dog, or 7 or whatever the whole shape would be.

@@BradleyTeaches thank you Bradley!

The app seems to be exclusively paid right now. The steps should still work, but the app is no longer free. I have another video about using Apple keynote to make frames, and looking for another web based-free option to make a video for.

+@malsadig thank you so much for the kind words. I truly enjoy empowering folks to make cool stuff. Let me know if there’s something you’d like to see a video on.

If I’m understanding you, you want “Sunday through Saturday” and not numbers, right? I’m thinking for that since it’s only 7, to do the first set then copy them, select as many fields under that set as you want filled with that info, then paste. The spreadsheet will paste that series of seven over and over to fill the fields you selected.

@@BradleyTeaches It's for an event that's several months away, so I just want to show months/days. And by the way, you have a great teaching style, simple and straightforward :-)

Thank you for the kind words. I don’t think there’s a fully automatic way to do that, but with a bit of creative copy/pasting the workflow could be lighter. What is the final product you’re looking to create?

@@BradleyTeaches I appreciate the time you're taking to look into this. I want to embed some kind of animated daily countdown "timer" on a private group FB page to show the number of days until our retreat starts (November 24 of this year).

@goandwrite what is the daily animation? I’m trying to envision this… could a daily static graphic saying “x days left until x” work? I’m thinking of this animation and it would be huge (to have some sort of ‘time’ ticking off every day) and a bit redundant to have it up every day until the event.

Glad you like it! I want to make the path to success as short as possible.

@@BradleyTeaches And this is way to go. What I would like to ask is how to put this credits in iMOVIE. I was thinking since it is already transparent will go with no additional actions. But I needed to learn about making clips transparent. I'm very new in "iMOVIE business" so forgive me my LAME'nes :)

+@evelync177 thank you so much for the kind words! I pride myself on ‘making it plain’ and so happy you feel I accomplished that #KeepCreating!

Thank you for watching! To have a single animated background you’d need to animate all the text on one “page”… very difficult/tedious, or have a 1 second seamless looping video. Unfortunately Canva doesn’t have an option (yet) to play a single video across multiple pages.

+@Ziiav747 thank you for the kind words and the sub. Let me know if there’s other things you’d like to see. Keep Creating!

+@TheFreddyCardoza thank you!

+@HumanFoodBarOfficial thank you for watching and your support.

Thank you for watching and your kind words! So glad I could help.