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Want to draw attention to a particular point in a video? Wondering how to build a little suspense before a special moment? Or need to add production value to your live video on Facebook, YouTube, and beyond?

This post will show you the detailed steps on how to create a countdown video online for free with an easy-to-use countdown video maker, FlexClip. Utilizing these various controls will allow you to be creative with your presentations as well as organized.Need a countdown to start your video? Want a countdown intro for your live streams? You've come to the right place. Finally, selecting a layer will also allow you to quickly adjust the Opacity of the layer using the slider at the top of the Layers Tab. You can also lock a layer by clicking the lock icon on the right of the layer. You can also turn a layer visually off (without deleting it) by clicking the Eye icon to the left of the layer.

Within the Layers Tab, you can rearrange Layers by dragging them up or down in the list.

This actually allows you to adjust the Opacity of a Media File that is the Background to let the lower color layer appear through, allowing you to create a colored filter effect. If you do select a Media File to be the Background, know that the color is still below the Media File in ordering. If you do not select a Media File to serve as the Background, then it will use the selected color (the default is black). Both are accessible from the Background Window. Within the Background Layer, there are actually two layers – media (images/videos) on top and solid color on bottom. You will instead need to change the Background Layer to something else if you want to change that. You can never move an Object below the Background Layer.

Background – at the bottom of the Layers list of Objects, you will see a button for Background.

An Object in the Layer list can never be placed above a Key Object. They are layered in order from top to bottom in that list.

Layer – these are the standard Objects found on a Page (like Images, Videos, and Text Boxes).

You can never place a Key Object behind a regular layered Object. They will be the top most layers and when you have multiple Key Objects, are layered by the top Key Object in the Layers Tab being above the next Key Object in the list and so on.

Keys – these are Key Objects from the Key Objects Plug In.

Below we will explain how the layers are processed with the topmost layer going all the way down to the bottom most layer. In the Layers Tab, you will see two sub-tabs – Layers and Keys.

The Layers determine which object sits on top of the other objects visually when they are in the same space. You will find the settings for these layers in the Layers Tab on the right side of the Control Screen. All Objects on a Page are layered with each other.