If you use your smartphone to share videos on social media, then a reliable video editing app is something you should have installed on your device.
How do you explain Slash GearWhile most platforms like Instagram and TikTok offer simple editing capabilities that casual users can navigate without much difficulty, anyone with enough tech savvy you can enhance your projects with better video editing tools on your phone’s respective app store.
In the case of Android, the Google Play Store has plenty of suitable options to suit all levels of video editing experience. Choose one that is easy enough to use, has the features you want to try and use regularly..
Next, top five.
InShot
It’s very easy to navigate and packed with transitions and effects to apply. You can quickly trim unwanted images or split a clip into segments, which you can easily merge into a video. You can adjust the aspect ratio and compress the clip into a smaller file without losing any of the quality. You can speed up or slow down scenes to your liking and even play the clip in reverse.
YouCut
The company behind InShot also made YouCut, another video-editing app aimed at social media fans who need a quick and easy-to-use tool so they can regularly share short snippets to Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, and the like without much fuss.
In addition to the usual set of tools you can expect from a basic video editor, one of YouCut’s favorite features is the absence of a watermark for exported videos. Also missing are the annoying banner ads during the editing process, which makes for a smoother and more enjoyable experience.
KineMaster
It’s a particular favorite because of its vast catalog of creative and artistic templates, which people can use as a launching pad for a project they’re creating specifically for posting on social media. Any applied template will come with its own preset elements, which you can replace with your own video and effect options when you sign up for an account.
When you start a project from scratch, you can specify an aspect ratio that you want the final output to be in. While the landscape orientation of the editing page may seem strange at first, you’ll find that over time it’s easy to trim clips, add effects, apply transitions, and other additional tweaks. There are some really cool advanced features you can try with the free version, like the magic background remover mode.
Filmora
If you want a video editing tool that is simple and not confusing to use, Filmora is a good option to explore. After leaving the initial announcement to upgrade to the pro version of the app, you can tap and browse the transitions, effects, filters, and stickers that you can apply to your new project. When you’re ready, choose a video from your gallery to get started and get started.
You can trim clips, add background music or audio, and add animated text and a host of available filters and effects to animate your video for social media. If you’re looking for inspiration on how to edit your video, you can check out the many templates available and see how they look applied to your clip.
PowerDirector
If you have a background in video editing and need a mobile app that has more to offer than the basic editing suite, PowerDirector is one of the apps to consider. You can edit in portrait or landscape mode, giving you more flexibility and convenience in terms of user interface. The range of editing you can do on your clips is pretty impressive.
In addition to being able to apply filters, effects, make speed changes, and other adjustments, you can also modify audio mix levels, add a voiceover, use a voice changer, and add background music and sound effects.
