How to Import Videos from Google Drive into iMovie on iPad?

Importing videos from Google Drive into iMovie on your iPad is easy. You need to download 'Google Drive' app on your iPad. Browse the video which you want to import into iMovie. You can select existing project or create new project to save your video. When you save your video to iMovie, it is added like a clip in iMovie. You can add your video to storyboard. To do this, open your storyboard. You will see 3 options i.e video, Photos and Camera. Tap on 'Video' option and select 'iMovie Media' option. Here you will see your video which is imported from Google Drive. Just drag and drop the video in your storyboard.

Following are the steps to Import Videos from Google Drive into iMovie on iPad:

1. Go to https://drive.google.com/ & sign in to your account. If you don't have an account, then create one.
2. Download "Google Drive App" on your iPad from the Apple App store & launch it.
3. Open "Google Drive App" on your iPad.
4. You will see all your photos and videos.
5. Choose the video which you want to import to iMovie.
6. Tap "i" icon, you will see all details of the video.
7. Tap "Open In" button.
8. Select "Open in iMovie" option.
9. An iMovie opens up.
10. Choose the location to save your video in iMovie.
11. This is how you can import videos from Google Drive into iMovie on your iPad.

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