Video Effect properties can be edited by clicking on the object in the Timeline or on the Canvas.

In the Object Inspector, you can rename the object, edit its size, shape, effect and so on.

1. Name
   The default name for a video effect is 'Video Effect X' ('Video Effect 1', 'Video Effect 2', and so onward), and this is visible in the name property of the object. You can change the name by deleting the default name and typing in another one.
2. Placement & Opacity
   Adjust the size, rotational angle, scale or manually change the location of the video effect on the Canvas.
   

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   Click the Reset button to reset all values. Position Enter X and Y coordinates to specify the location in pixels of your object on the canvas, based on the center of the object. Size Enter Width and Height to specify the size in pixels of your object. Rotation Use the rotation option to rotate (in degrees: -180 to180) the object. Scale Use the scale option to scale (10% to 200%) the object.

3. Shape
   The shape property allows you to change the appearance of the object: Rectangle, Circle, Ellipse, Triangle, Hexagon, Octagon.

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   Adjust ( Rectangle/Triangle): Use the slider to adjust the roundness of the corners.

4. Effect
   Set an effect: Gaussian Blur, Directional Blur, Radial Blur, Spin Blur, Colorize, Grayscale, Pixelate, Magnify, Swirl, Fisheye Lens.
   

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   Use the slider to set the intensity value or enter it manually (0 to 100%). Check the Invert box to apply the effect outside of the object.

5. Border
   Add a border to the object.
   

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   Brush Click to choose Solid Color | Linear Gradient | Radial Gradient from the popup menu. For solid color, click the thumb and select a color from the menu. Right-click on the thumb to set the opacity (0 to 100%). For gradient, click in the left thumb and select a color, then click in the right thumb and select the second color. Style Describes the sequence of dashes and gaps: Solid, Dash, Dot, Dash Dot, Dash Dot Dot. Describes the shape at the end of a line or segment: Flat, Square, Round, Triangle. Thickness The border width (in pixels: 1 to 20). Offset In pixels: -50 to 50. Blur Size The amount of blur to be applied to the border (in pixels: 0 to 20). Opacity Use the slider to set the opacity value or enter it manually (0 to 100%). When set to zero, the border is invisible.