Turning on snapping helps the timeline do what?

• A. Clip content
• B. Automatically align clips
• C. Organize editing notes
• D. Playback position

Answer: (B)

Turning on snapping makes edits align automatically as you move clips on the timeline. When you drag a clip toward another, its edge will snap into place with the start or end of the neighboring clip or to a marker, so cuts line up neatly and gaps are minimized. This makes arranging scenes faster and more precise, since you don’t have to fine-tune the exact position by eye. The other options don’t describe this behavior—snapping isn’t about the clip’s content, organizing notes, or controlling the playhead.