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The deleted portion will no longer be visible in the timeline, but if you think you made a mistake, you can tap on the “undo” option located above the timeline.

Next, select the unwanted middle section of the video clip you just cut out in the timeline and then tap on “Delete” to remove it.

Repeat steps 5, 6, and 7 to split the portion where you want to end the cut.

Tap on “Split” to cut the video clip exactly where you marked. Make sure the cut tool is selected, which is indicated by a “scissors” icon as shown below.

You’ll be able to access various tools available in iMovie now.

Now, tap on the timeline to proceed to the next step.

The cursor will be at the end of the clip by default, but you can gradually drag the clip towards the right and stop exactly where you want to make the cut.

The video you selected will be added to the iMovie timeline.

Once you’re done with the selection, tap on “Create Movie” at the bottom of the menu.

Here, you can scroll through your videos and select the clip you want to add to your project. Next, choose the “Movie” option when you’re asked about the type of project you want to create.Tap on “Create Project” to start a new video editing project within the app.Open the “iMovie” app on your iPhone or iPad.Once you’re done with that, follow the steps below. How to Remove a Middle Section of Video on iPhone & iPad with iMovieīefore you get started with the following procedure, you need to install the latest version of iMovie from the Apple App Store on the iPhone or iPad. Interested in taking advantage of iMovie for some video editing needs? In this article, we’ll be guiding through how to remove a section of a video using iMovie on either the iPhone or iPad. There are several video editing apps on the App Store, but Apple’s iMovie is easy, completely free to use, and it’s quite powerful too. This is exactly where a dedicated video editing app like iMovie comes in handy. While the built-in video editor in the stock Photos app is adequate for most basic needs, you can’t use it to access advanced features like being able to add transitions, cut out sections of videos from the middle of a movie (though you can trim the overall length), combine multiple videos, and so on.