How To Select Multiple Clips in Shotcut | Handle Multiple Clips Like a Pro | Shotcut Tutorial

In this tutorial, we will guide you on how to select multiple clips in Shotcut, a powerful video editing software. Selecting multiple clips is essential when you want to perform batch operations, such as moving, copying, deleting, or applying effects to multiple clips simultaneously. We will demonstrate various methods to select multiple clips efficiently, including using the Shift key, the Ctrl key, and the marquee selection tool. By mastering the art of selecting multiple clips, you'll be able to streamline your editing workflow and save valuable time. Join us in this tutorial and unlock the full potential of Shotcut's selection capabilities.
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[@rAymanBonk]

I hope there's a selection box where you can select multiple clips on different tracks at once instead of selecting them one by one.

[@kogorio]

Very usefull thanks for the tips

[@Nanagos]

It may be easy, but it's annoying as hell if you have more than 2 clips...

[@hiena_rec]

Use shift

[@EvanQueenSummers]

@@hiena_recmy hero

[@5838Crestgrove]

yeah that's no good.

[@BenoitBeal]

Sorry but it is not very simple when you have 100 clips to move together, is very too long and also you can lose one of them is not very simple as you say