How To Make Video OOTD for Social Media

Want to turn your daily outfits into videos people actually want to watch? Video OOTD is more than just putting on nice clothes and hitting the record button. If you are new to making this type of content or you've been at it for a while, there's always room to step up your game. In this guide, we'll walk through everything from picking the perfect background to editing your video like a pro. By the time you're done reading, you'll have all the tools you need to make videos that stop people from scrolling. Ready to make your outfits stand out on social media? Let's get started!

Part 1. What Is an OOTD Video?

Do you know that feeling when you put together an outfit that makes you feel amazing? That's exactly what OOTD videos capture! These quick videos show off your style choices - everything from your comfy everyday looks to those special outfits that deserve extra attention. These videos give your followers a peek into your closet but way more fun and dynamic than a simple photo.

These videos work perfectly on TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and IG Reels because these platforms love quick, eye-catching content. The vertical format is perfect for showing off your whole outfit, and the short length keeps people interested. Also, these platforms tend to push fashion content to more viewers, which means your creative outfit ideas have a better chance of reaching people who love your style.

Part 2. Preparations for Your Video OOTD

Making videos that people want to watch takes a bit of planning. Before you start recording, let's get everything lined up so your content turns out exactly how you want it. A little prep work now means better videos later - and that means more likes, shares, and followers finding your content.

1. Understanding Your Target Audience

Knowing who you're making videos for changes everything. Spend some time checking out what's popular on TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and IG Reels. Are people loving Y2K fashion right now? Maybe minimalist style is trending? Look for patterns in what people enjoy watching, but don't forget to keep your own style in the mix. The sweet spot is where current trends meet your personal taste - that's what makes your videos feel both fresh and real.

2. Choosing the Right Outfit

Time to pick out clothes that make you feel confident! Go for pieces that look good on camera and match your style. Mix different textures - maybe pair something smooth with something textured, or try layering pieces in interesting ways. Don't forget about accessories - they can turn a basic outfit into something worth watching. Pick items that catch the light or add something special to your look.

3. Phone Orientation

Keep your phone vertical when you film - that's how most people watch these videos anyway. No need for fancy camera moves - just hold it steady and straight. If your hands shake a bit, try propping your phone against something solid or getting a simple phone stand. The goal is to keep everything in frame without any weird angles that might distract from your outfit.

4. Keeping a Clean Background

Find a spot where your outfit can be the star. A simple wall works great, or create a corner that adds to your style without stealing attention. Take a quick look around before you start - move anything that might pull focus from your outfit. And yes, that means the pile of clothes on your chair needs to go! Simple backgrounds make your videos look more put together without trying too hard. Remember, the focus should be on your fit, not what's happening behind you!

5. Maximizing Space for Full-Body Shots

You need enough room to show off your whole look. Make sure you've got enough room above your head and below your feet to capture every inch of that fabulous outfit. Try different spots in your room until you find the perfect distance. Stack some books to get your phone at the right height, or grab a basic tripod if you're serious about making videos. Just make sure everything important stays in the frame. The trick is about you finding that sweet spot where viewers can see everything from your statement earrings to those killer shoes.

6. Choosing the Right Music & Sounds

This is where your video transforms from just nice to absolutely unforgettable! Pick music that fits your style and makes people want to keep watching. For example, find a viral song that captures your look's vibe. Keep an eye on what other fashion creators are using - not to copy them, but to understand what works.

It is a good idea to save backing tracks or songs you like when you hear them so you have options ready when it's time to film.

Part 3. Capturing Your Video OOTD

Let's come to making your OOTD video! You are putting on a mini fashion show where every move counts, but you're not taking yourself too seriously. You need to find the balance between showing off your outfit and keeping viewers engaged from start to finish.

Start with a clear shot of your whole outfit. Different angles keep things interesting but don't go overboard. When it comes to angles, variety is everything. Low angles can make your legs look miles long, while eye-level shots keep things natural and relatable.

Walk into the frame, do a slow turn, or do whatever feels natural to you. Mix it up with some closer shots of the best parts of your outfit - maybe show off the texture of your sweater or those shoes you love. Try a few different ways to move between shots. Maybe start far away and move closer, or show your outfit from top to bottom. Practice a few times before you start recording - you'll feel more confident, and it'll show in your video. And don't worry if you need a few takes! Everyone does so, even those creators who make it look easy. Three or four different shots are usually enough.

Remember to move a little slower than feels natural - it gives viewers time to actually see your outfit. But keep the energy up! If you're excited about your outfit, that feeling will come through in the video. Go for different poses that show off the best parts of your new look, but keep them simple enough that they don't look forced.

You also need to pay attention to where shadows fall and adjust your position if needed. Natural light through windows is ideal, but if you're filming indoors, face your light source to avoid dark shadows on your outfit.

Part 4. Editing Your OOTD Video with HitPaw Edimakor

Now it's time to edit your OOTD video with an editor that allows you to do it without adding too much stress. That's HitPaw Edimakor! Download and install it on your PC.

1. Crop the Video

• 1.Open HitPaw Edimakor, import your freshly recorded video, drag it to the time, and click "Crop."

  

• 2.Select the 9:16 aspect ratio preset from the dropdown menu for perfect social media dimensions, and drag the selection to keep the video section you need. Click the playhead and click "Confirm" to apply cropping.

  

2. Trim the Video

You can delete a part of your OOTD video with these steps:

• 1.Start by opening the Timeline panel at the bottom of your screen for a full view of your video.
• 2.Move the playhead to find the exact moment you want your video to begin, and click the Split tool (look for the scissors icon) to mark your starting point clearly.
• 3.Now move the playhead again to find the endpoint and click "Split" again.

Check that your video length matches the platform requirements: 3 minutes for TikTok, 90 seconds for Reels, and 60 seconds for Shorts.

3. Add Text and Text Animations

• 1.Open the Text tool by clicking the icon in the top toolbar of HitPaw Edimakor.

• 2.Click "Word Art" to find a style that matches your video's vibe and drag it to position it exactly where you want it on the screen.

• 3.Replace the text on the text editor in the right pane and choose font, size, color, etc.

  

• 4.Navigate to Animation Text and pick how you want your text to appear - try fades or slides.

• 5.You can also use Text templates to try different presets.

  

4. Exporting the Video OOTD

• 1.Look for the Export button in the top right corner of your screen.
• 2.Name your video, select a location to save your OOTD video on your PC, and choose MP4 as your format - it works best across all social platforms.
• 3.Set your resolution to 1080P to get that perfect vertical video format and Encoding to H264 for MP4.
• 4.Keep your frame rate at 30fps to ensure smooth playback on all devices.
• 5.Click Export and then wait for your video to process and download completely.

Part 5. Enhancing Your OOTD Video After Editing

Here comes the final bit. After editing, you may feel that something is off about your video. It can be colors, sharpness, and brightness, among other things. Without manually doing this on a video editor, you can use an online tool to take care of that stuff by itself and fast.

One such tool is HitPaw Online AI Video Enhancer. Let's find out how it can help you improve your OOTD video:

• 1.Open a browser and go to the official HitPaw Online AI Video Enhancer web app page.

• 2.Click "Choose Video" to either upload your OOTD video or drag & drop it into the online editor.

  

• 3.Wait for a few moments till the video loads into the editor.

• 4.You can try the Face Model to enhance the facial features with soft and sharp touch, the General Denoise model to fix grain and artifacts using quality ot balance settings, the Color Enhancement Model to add richer colors, the Colorize Model to turn black-and-white OOTD video to color, or brighten the dark video with the Low-Light Enhancement Model.

  

• 5.Not only that, but you can also upgrade your resolution to 8K.

  

Finally, preview your results and download your enhanced OOTD video.

Part 6. FAQs of Video OOTD

Conclusion on Video OOTD

Creating an OOTD video that stands out isn't rocket science - it's all about good planning, clean filming, and smart editing. Start with the basics we covered, then add your own flair as you get comfortable. Don't stress if your first few videos aren't perfect - even top creators started somewhere! Just focus on showing your style clearly, keeping your edits clean, and letting your personality shine through.