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Best Apps For Making Edits Free
- Magisto
Price: Starts at free | Platforms: iOS, Android, Online
Best Video Editing Apps for Instagram: Magisto
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Video automation is here — in the form of the Magisto video editor.
Owned by Vimeo, Magisto allows you to make incredible videos without ever leaving your smartphone in three easy steps: First, you’ll choose your video editing style (the type of story you’re telling), then you’ll choose the photos and video clips you’d like included, and lastly, you’ll pick your music from Magisto’s built-in music library.
Using artificial intelligence (AI), this intuitive app helps organize your footage in a video that best delivers the message you have in mind. Why not stop at the free version? Upgrade to Premium or Professional for a small monthly fee and make longer movies with more of your own content.
Pros
Easy-to-use templates for hassle-free creation
Intuitive, beginner-friendly interface
Online version available for creating both on Windows and macOS laptops
Professional and Business plans come with a free Vimeo Pro subscription
Cons
The “Created with Magisto” watermark will be visible unless you upgrade to premium
No multi-track editing or 4K exporting
Ideal for very short social media videos (< 3 minutes long)
Stock videos are only accessible with a Professional plan
- Hyperlapse
Price: Free | Platforms: iOS
Hyperlapse is an app created by Instagram itself that condenses videos into brief, hyper-speed videos that you can upload to Instagram or Facebook.
You can choose among a few different speeds, and the app will show you how long the hyperlapse video will be for every speed in comparison to the length of the video in real-time. (So a 40-second video in real-time will become roughly a 7-second video in Hyperlapse at 6X speed.) It’s a cool way to capture something that usually lasts a while — like a sunset or an event setup.
See what happened when I used Hyperlapse to film daybreak at 12X in the video above.
Pros
It’s an easy way to speed up process videos.
Use a minimal layout that’s nearly identical to the iPhone camera.
You can capture videos straight from the app.
No sign-in is required to get started.
Cons
It only has one capability: speeding up videos
You can’t import already-filmed videos into the app
The video saves to your camera roll, taking up storage space
No multi-track editing, 4K exporting, or other features typically associated with apps for video editing
- Wondershare Filmora
Price: Starts at free on mobile | Platforms: iOS, Android, macOS, Windows
Best Video Editing Apps for Instagram: Wondershare FilmoraImage Source
Wondershare Filmora (formerly Wondershare Video Editor) is the perfect option if you want to start with basic video editing functionality with the opportunity to get more advanced as you go. The app is perfect for Instagram but can create audience-ready videos for numerous platforms.
Filmora is available for Windows and Mac computers, whereas the company’s FilmoraGo mobile app is free to download for both iOS and Android devices.
Filmora’s “Easy Mode” strips away the complexity so you can drag and drop video clips, add some music, and produce a finished video in a matter of minutes. The FilmoraGo app has many of these features, plus an Effect Store where you can incorporate preset intros, themes, and transitions into your video creation.
Sounds too good to be true? Well, you’re right: The free version of Wondershare Filmora adds a watermark to your videos that you can only remove through upgrading to their paid service.
Pros
This app is a powerful option for both beginner and advanced video editors.
The desktop version offers multi-track editing and more traditional video editing capabilities.
The mobile version includes easy-to-use effects, stickers, and filters.
You can layer music and different sounds in the mobile app.
Relatively affordable (starting at less than $50 per year for Filmora X, and free for the mobile app) compared to competitors such as Adobe.
Cons
The desktop apps are not free, but a trial is available.
Videos are watermarked with the Wondershare branding unless you upgrade to a premium plan.
- InShot
Price: Starts at free | Platforms: iOS, Android
There are times when you just want to edit a video — no fancy collages and no splicing. For that, there’s InShot, a handy app that lets you trim, speed up, or add music and filters to video. It’s pretty fundamental, but with that comes a high ease of use. You can also add a background if you like, though we think it’s pretty cool to have an overlap of images — like we did with the video above.
I took a simple video of a tranquil beach scene, but enhanced it with InShot’s “warm filter” and added a fitting musical track to it — a song called “Pikake Stream,” by Kalani. (I recommend viewing the video in its entirety with headphones, especially if you’re having a stressful day.)
Pros
It’s a great app for beginners and marketers who don’t have a lot of time for intensive video editing.
Built-in music library with royalty-free options.
You can add voice-overs and your music.
The app has a 4.8-star rating on the Apple Store and over 1M ratings.
Cons
There’s no desktop app available.
Filters and stickers are only available with a paid subscription.
Your video will be watermarked unless you upgrade to the paid version.
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Top Free Video Editing Software
The following tools are the most versatile mobile apps of all the free software listed in this article.
- WeVideo
Price: Starts at free | Platforms: iOS, Android, Chrome OS
Top Free Video Editing Software: WeVideo
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Cloud-based video editing software (i.e., software that you access via a browser instead of downloading directly to your hard drive) is growing more and more popular. One of the programs leading the charge is WeVideo.
WeVideo offers some advanced features and functionality, including audio editing capabilities, a library of commercially licensed music, and the ability to share videos in 4K resolution. However, the free version of WeVideo isn’t without its limitations.
One major downside is that you’re only given 10GB of cloud storage. If you’re making a one-off video, this is fine. But if you’re planning to edit multiple videos, you’ll need more space. The free version also puts a WeVideo watermark on your videos, which isn’t ideal.
WeVideo is also available as a desktop computer product and comes with free and paid plans. For a complete breakdown of the differences between these plans, check out WeVideo’s pricing page.
Pros
You can access your videos from any device
Paid versions are relatively cheap (starting at $4.99 for the Power version)
4K exporting available
Cons
Only 10GB of storage and 5 minutes of published video are available on the free version
The maximum resolution is 480p on the free subscription
Your video will be watermarked with WeVideo’s branding unless you upgrade
- Splice
Price: Free | Platforms: iOS
Splice allows you — as the name suggests — to splice together different video clips on your phone to create a moving collage.
We had a lot of fun playing with this one, especially since Splice even contains a library of musical tracks that can be used as a background for your finished product. You can also use the app to trim and edit the different pieces of video and customize transition lengths from one scene to the next.
My colleague, Amanda Zantal-Wiener, experimented with Splice by compiling the above 15-second video of her dog — using only an iPhone 6.
Pros
Easy and intuitive to use
Familiar user-friendly interface
Multi-track and timeline editing with layers and masks
No sign-in required
No watermark, even for free subscribers
Cons
Subscription starts at $2.99/week, or $12.97/month, which is pricier than other alternatives
Effects and music are only available for paid subscribers
- Adobe Premiere Rush
Price: Free | Platforms: iOS, Android
Top Free Video Editing Software: Adobe Premiere Rush
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Adobe’s popular video editor, Premiere, isn’t just available on your mobile device — it’s free.
Melissa Stoneburner of Examiner.com calls this app a “gateway” into the full Adobe Premiere Pro video editor for desktop, and we can see this for ourselves. Similar to Magisto (the first video editor on our list), Adobe Rush automatically sets your video to the music of your choice (using Premiere Rush’s library or your own), and offers a Freeform editor that allows you to customize your edits further after this initial audio sync.
Premiere Rush’s equally robust video editing features help you trim, drag, and drop multiple video and image clips — right from your mobile device’s photo and video album — in the order you’d like.
Then, just add proper lighting, manipulate the speed of the video, and share your final product directly on Facebook, Twitter, or YouTube.
Pros
It’s a natural choice for current Adobe users.
Premiere rush offers a familiar video editing interface for those with experience and an easier learning curve for beginners.
The paid version supports 4K exports.
Cons
Some users report exporting and crashing issues on the Android version.
Limited storage capabilities (<100GB) for free users
- PicPlayPost
Price: Free | Platforms: iOS, Android
We’ve already covered the coolness of photo collages. But what if you could make a video collage? PicPlayPost is a simple app that lets you do exactly that. Just remember that the sound from both videos will play at the same time, so be sure they won’t clash with one another.
There are many uses for a video collage app, but my colleague, Lindsay Kolowich, particularly likes the way fitness professional Melissa Made uses it on her Instagram account. She posts video collages with her performing a workout on one side, while she explains the workout out loud on the other.
Pros
You can create alternative formats such as gifs and live photos
4K exporting available
Cons
Most valuable features are available on the paid version only
You can’t paste text from another app
Video will be watermarked with the PicPlayPost branding unless you upgrade
Best Video Editing Apps for YouTube
Although the video editing services below do not offer mobile versions, they do offer easy-to-learn functionality at minimal cost. These apps are the best for sitting down at your computer and editing amazing video content for your YouTube channel.
- Blender
Price: Free | Platforms: Windows, macOS, Linux
Best Video Editing Apps for YouTube: Blender
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The open-source program Blender is more than just a video editor: It’s a full-blown 3D animation suite, which allows for modeling, rendering, motion tracking, and more.
On the video editing side, there are a ton of features, including transitions, speed control, filters, adjustment layers, and more. There are also 32 slots available for adding video clips, audio clips, images, and effects, which means you can produce some incredibly complex video.
For the amateur video editor, all the options can be a bit overwhelming. But if you’re looking to produce truly professional-quality video — without having to deal with watermarks — Blender is a solid option. The best part: “You are free to use Blender for any purpose, including commercially or for education,” according to its website. For the fine print, check out its licensing info.
Pros
Blender has a long history of use across multiple platforms.
You can render, model, sculpt, and animate using this app.
Cons
There’s a steep learning curve for beginners.
- Lightworks
Price: Free | Platforms: Windows, Mac, Linux
Best Video Editing Apps for YouTube: Lighthouse
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Like Blender, Lightworks is definitely on the more advanced (and powerful) end of the video editing software spectrum. In fact, it’s a program that’s been used to edit some well-known and award-winning films, including Pulp Fiction, The Wolf of Wall Street, and The King’s Speech.
There are two different licenses you can choose from with Lightworks: “Free” and “Pro.” (The latter of which, as you might have guessed, requires that you cough up some cash.) The main difference between the two licenses is that the Pro version offers more features, including stereoscopic output and advanced project sharing. But the free version is still quite powerful, providing 100+ effects and supporting multicam editing.
Pros
Like Blender, Lightworks has a long history of use across multiple platforms.
You can access royalty-free videos and audio from the desktop app.
You can export up to 4K.
Multi-track editing and timelines, even in the free version.
You can buy a lifetime license for $437.99 and never worry about renewing a subscription.
Cons
There’s an extremely steep learning curve for beginners.
Limited options for creating titles and subtitles.
Users have reported formatting issues when importing video clips.
- Shotcut
Price: Free | Platforms: Windows, macOS, Linux
Best Video Editing Apps for YouTube: Shotcut
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Shotcut is another open-source video software — and it’s completely free. It’s possible to use Shotcut to create professional-looking videos, but the interface is tricky to use. Perhaps that’s because it was originally developed for the Linux platform, which looks and feels a lot different from the typical Windows or Mac UX.
With dedication — and time spent in the Shotcut frequently asked questions and how-to guide sections — it’s possible to use this software to create and export high-quality videos, completely for free.
Pros
It’s completely free—you never have to upgrade, ever.
The diverse list of features rivals those of paid apps.
Cons
Shotcut could be difficult to get the hang of at first.
Some users find the UI difficult to navigate.
It’s less intuitive compared to other apps such as Premiere Pro and FinalCut, even for experienced editors.
- VSDC Free Video Editor
Price: Free | Platforms: Windows Only
Best Video Editing Apps for YouTube: VSDC Free Video Editor
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In experienced hands, the VSDC Free Video Editor can produce professional-looking videos. In addition to supporting nearly every major video format, the program offers advanced video effects, including object transformation and color correction, as well as advanced audio effects like volume correction and sound normalization. And unlike WeVideo, the VSDC Free Video Editor is truly free. You can use the program’s full feature set without having to deal with pesky watermarks.
Unfortunately, there is one catch. If you want technical support, you need to pay. (And because there is a bit of a learning curve, there’s a good chance you’ll need assistance.) Support for the VSDC Free Video Editor costs $9.99 for one month and $14.99 for one year.
Pros
The free version is packed with typically premium features such as masking, blending modes, and 4K exports.
You can share your video directly from the app to YouTube, Vimeo, and other platforms.
Cons
You have to pay for support if you’re using the free version.
Not as user-friendly as other alternatives.
Users have reported a steep learning curve.
- Machete Video Editor Lite
Price: Free | Platforms: Windows Only
Best Video Editing Apps for YouTube: Machete Video Editor Lite
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At the simple end of the spectrum is Machete Video Editor Lite, a free program allowing you to cut, copy, and paste different sections of video. As the Machete website puts it, Video Editor Lite was “designed for quick and simple ‘slicing’ of your video files.”
The program’s intuitive interface means you won’t have to waste time shuffling through technical support documents. And because Video Editor Lite doesn’t re-encode your video files when you slice them, you don’t have to worry about losing video quality.
The main downsides to the program? It only supports the AVI and WMV video formats, and it doesn’t allow for audio editing. Still, if you have zero video editing experience and only need to make simple edits, it’s a great option.
Pros
This app offers simple but powerful slicing and editing capabilities.
It’s an incredibly simple and user-friendly interface; simply download and go.
Cons
You can only export AVI and WMV files.
You can’t edit or replace the audio.
The website is outdated with limited support documents.
- Avidemux
Price: Free | Platforms: Windows, macOS, Linux
Best Video Editing Apps for YouTube: Avidemux
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Like Machete Video Editor Lite, Avidemux allows you to do basic video editing (no audio editing) without having to worry about losing video quality. But Avidemux also has a few more tricks up its sleeve.
For starters, the program supports multiple video formats, including AVI, DVD, MPEG, QuickTime, and MP4. What’s more, Avidemux comes with several filters that allow you to perform a host of different functions, from flipping and rotating clips, to adding subtitles, to adjusting colors and brightness levels.
And while the learning curve for Avidemux is slightly steeper compared to Machete Video Editor Lite, the upside is that there’s an extensive Avidemux wiki that covers everything you need to know.
Pros
Supports multiple file formats such as AVI, MPEG, MP4, and Microsoft’s proprietary ASF
Simple interface that’s best for tasks such as cutting and splicing footage
Easy learning curve; simply download and start using
Cons
Limited capabilities compared to other apps (especially mobile apps)
- HitFilm
Price: Starts at free | Platforms: Windows, macOS
Best Video Editing Apps for YouTube: HitFilm
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HitFilm Express is a free video editing and visual effects software — which means you can use it to add more than 180 special effects to your videos, including 3D editing.
Possibly the coolest HitFilm feature is its wealth of tutorial videos — users can practice applying special visual effects in movie tutorials based on Star Wars, Westworld, and more.
Of course, upgrading to HitFilm Pro grants access to more visual effects, better high resolution and 3D rendering, and better audio syncing between audio and video files. It costs $300, but if you’re not ready to fully invest, HitFilm Express users can purchase lower-cost expansions to use more tools in their software.
To see the complete list of differences between HitFilm Free and Pro, check out their “Compare Versions” page.
Pros
Powerful capabilities such as mask rendering, export queues, and unlimited tracks and transitions
Built-in voice recorder for easy voice-overs
Has been described as a mix between Adobe After Effects and Adobe Premiere Pro
Cons
Beginners may experience a learning curve.
Some users have reported crashing issues.
Video Editing Apps for Android
These video editing apps are particularly appealing for Android mobile users, though some of them are compatible with more than just the Android operating system.
- VideoShow
Price: Free | Platforms: Android, iOS
Video Editing Apps for Android: VideoShow
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VideoShow allows you to edit video content in many creative ways beyond cutting and pasting scenes together. The award-winning app, which has more than 400 million users, allows you to include text overlays, stickers, music, filters, and sound effects in your footage. Because of these features, it lends itself to video producers who want to add a bit more creativity to a vlog series, where the video is primarily of one person speaking directly to the camera.
Pros
Easy-to-use yet powerful, with HD exports available for free users
Expansive music library
Cons
Your video will be watermarked with VideoShow branding if you’re not on the paid version
You can’t export the video without upgrading to the paid version
- PowerDirector
Price: Free | Platforms: Android, Windows, macOS
Video Editing Apps for Android PowerDirector
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This robust video editor has a suite of creative design tools just for Android and desktop users. Developed by CyberLink, the app can help you create 4K-quality videos from footage taken with numerous devices. Special features include motion tracking, which helps you focus on specific subjects in each frame; video collages, which help you piece together numerous photos into a motion video; and video stabilization, allowing you to remove moments of “shaky camera” in your footage. PowerDirector can also help you add voiceovers and creative sound effects using chroma key.
Many of PowerDirector’s features are completely free in the Android app. For a more advanced suite of editing tools, you can invest in one of CyberLink’s paid products starting at $99.
Pros
Powerful features such as green screen editing, motion graphics, and keyframe controls
Incredibly low price compared to competitors such as Adobe
Multi-track editing and timelines
The company constantly adds new graphics and templates for users to choose from
Cons
Some users have reported that it can be buggy
- Quik
Price: Free | Platforms: Android, iOS, macOS, Windows
Video Editing Apps for Android: Quik
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Quik is a video editing tool developed by GoPro, making it the software of choice for people who are editing footage from their GoPro camera. But yes, it can edit content from any source.
The app can manage up to 75 photos and video clips in one project, and can even comb through this content to help you make smart editing decisions based on what the app detects in the footage. From time-lapses to panoramic pieces, Quik can manipulate your media in lots of creative ways. The app has more than 20 preset themes to choose from and supports eight common file types.
Pros
Easy-to-use and intuitive app
Automatically imports photos from your camera
Cons
This software no longer receives updates from its manufacturer
You only have access to the cloud when you upgrade to GoPro PLUS
- KineMaster
Price: Free | Platforms: iOS, Android, ChromeOS
Video Editing Apps for Android: Kine Master
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KineMaster is a super-versatile video editing tool that allows you to edit videos on “multiple layers.” What does that mean? Content creators can add an unlimited amount of text overlays, images, audio, and even free handwriting onto their footage for the artistic detail they or their brand needs. You can also blend multiple pieces of footage and use double-exposures to customize the background in a load of creative ways.
For simpler editing tasks, of course, this app offers intuitive trimming and splitting features to make your video progress just the way you want it to.
Pros
Powerful features such as multi-track editing, layers, and blending modes
Over 3M reviews on Google Play and an average rating of 4.5 stars
You can share on YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook straight from the app
4K exports available
Cons
Your video will be watermarked with the KineMaster branding if you don’t upgrade to Premium
Limited access to assets on the free version
- VivaVideo
Price: Free | Platforms: iOS, Android
Video Editing Apps for Android: VivaVideo
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VivaVideo makes professional-level edits easy for content creators. Free for all mobile devices, the app allows you to trim, merge, speed up, slow down, and reverse clips and images in a short amount of time. The app also comes with a simple collage- and slideshow-maker and offers a variety of camera lenses to capture new, edit-ready footage directly in the app.
Pros
Fun on-trend filters, templates, and effects
Expansive music library with hundreds of clips to choose from
Multi-track editing allows you to layer voice clips and music
Cons
The five-minute time limit for videos
With most people working from home, the importance of video can’t be overstated. But unless you get the right app for video editing, you’ll run the risk of publishing videos that look unprofessional and unpolished.
Best video editing app for android without watermark
- CapCut
capcut video editor android
System Requirement: A minimum of 2GB RAM and 4GB ROM. 8 GB RAM for HD media.
App Installs Amount: 100,000,000+
Google Play Store Rating: 4.4
If you are looking for a good video editor without watermarks for Android, then CapCut is your best bet. The makers of Tiktok created it, so you can easily export your edited videos to Tiktok if you are a Tiktoker. It is also completely free. It is so user-friendly that you can make and edit incredible videos with little or no knowledge of video editing. It also has a wide range of options to pick from, be it effects, transition animations, stock sounds, etc.
To remove the watermark from video in CapCut is easy, just delete the last end screen. For more details, check the video tutorial below:
You may also like: How to Apply 3D Effects in CapCut
- VN Video Editor
vn video editor android
System Requirement: Android version of 9.0 or more, 2GB RAM, and up to 8GB free memory
App Installs Amount: 50,000,000+
Google Play Store Rating: 4.6
This is one of the best video editing apps without watermarks. This app is made mainly for content creators because of its subtitle features. However, it also has over fifty movie-sensitive filters, and more than fifteen animation presets. One of its most notable features is the multi-layer timeframe, where you can edit your videos freely without mixing other elements up with the effects. It also supports exporting 60fps and 4k videos, which means videos edited with this app will be insanely clear. Its more advanced editing tools include curve shifting and multi-track editing.
- Youcut
youcut video editor maker
System Requirement: Minimum of 2GB RAM and 4GB ROM.
App Installs Amount: 100,000,000+
Google Play Store Rating: 4.6
This software is known for its high-quality videos after editing. You can cut and trim your videos with ease on this app. It also has a video merger which allows you to join different videos together. You can export your edited videos from the app to your social media pages without saving them first. It has other incredible features like the video slicer to slice and split videos and the Photo Slideshow Maker, where you can make videos with pictures and music. This is an excellent choice if you are looking for a video editor without watermarks for android.
- VLLO
vllo video editor maker android
System Requirement: A minimum of 1GB RAM and 4GB free memory space.
App Installs Amount: 5,000,000+
Google Play Store Rating: 4.4
The simple interface of this software makes it one of the best video editing apps for android with no watermark. This app is perfect for you if you are a blogger or a Youtuber. Beginners will also have a swell time using this software because it is user-friendly. It can also be used to take and edit pictures. This software is entirely free. You only have to watch a video ad for about ten seconds before you can export your videos.
- GoPro Quik
gopro quik video editor slideshow maker android
Price: Free
System Requirement: A minimum of 2GB RAM and 8GB ROM
App Installs Amount: 10,000,000+
Google Play Store Rating: 4.4
If you are looking for an app that can automatically edit videos for you without you having to do much, then GoPro Quik is that app. It has a hub area called Mural, a very clever AI that shows you your favorite photos and videos. Then, GoPro auto-edits the video into a highlighted one and even adds suitable music. The Mural also serves as storage where you can save your edited contents.
Suppose you don’t want to use the Mural. In that case, You can also manually edit your videos with its fantastic editing tools and features, including the Video-speed control, transition, filters, lovely themes, and incredible effects. It is also a good video editor for android without any watermark.
- ActionDirector
action drector video editing android
System Requirement: A minimum of 2GB RAM and 4GB ROM
App Installs Amount: 10,000,000+
Google Play Store Rating: 4.4
ActionDirector is another excellent choice if you want a video editor without watermarks for android. Unfortunately, this software comes with a watermark. After editing a video, you can tap on the cross sign, which prompts you to update to the premium version. This software is excellent with its audio editing, effects customization, speed action effect, etc. You can even make blur videos sharper. Video quality is also not tampered with while using this software. This software is recommended for Instagram and YouTube content creators.
- Kruso
kruso video editor android
System Requirement: Android 16 and above
App Installs Amount: 10,000,000+
Google Play Store Rating: Not available on Google play presently
If you are searching for video editing and story-making software, then Kruso should be your go-to. It has a user-friendly interface. Content creators with little to no editing knowledge will find this software very useful. Although Kruso is relatively new, it has proven to be one of the best video editing apps without watermarks for android. This software is also loaded with distinctive features, from its ability to trim, merge and crop videos to its ability to change the background. It also allows custom customization of color and effects.
- Picsart Photo & Video Editor
picsart photo video editor android
System Requirement: A memory space of 500MB and 2GB RAM
App Installs Amount: 500,000,000+
Google Play Store Rating: 4.2
Picsart is undoubtedly one of the most popular and best video editing apps without watermark for androids we have in this era. It has an intuitive interface that is user-friendly for beginners. It’s not only used to edit videos but can be used to edit pictures too. This software is loaded with exciting features, including numerous animated transitions, adding music to videos, subtitles, video trimming and merger, timeline bar, blending modes, and many more.
The overall functionality of this app is simply superb. It is free to use, and it doesn’t add any watermark to its edited content. If you are a beginner with little to no knowledge of video editing, go for Picsart. This software doesn’t need a lot of space.
- Super Studio
super studio video editor no watermark android
System Requirement: A minimum of 5.0 android version with 2GB RAM and 4GB memory space
App Installs Amount: 1,000,000+
Google Play Store Rating: 4.6
Super Studio is one of the most accessible video editor apps without watermarks for android. You can compress your videos using this app without losing your video quality. It is entirely free to use too. It also has dynamic video editing features like the video merger, adding subtitles, adding background music, video trimmer, adding stickers to make your video more colorful, applying multiple free filters and effects, etc. It also supports the export of 4k and HD videos.
- Beecut
beecut free easy video editor app android
System Requirement: Android version of 7.0 and above and a 4GB ROM and 2GB RAM space. A minimum of 2GB RAM and 8GB ROM
App Installs Amount: 500,000+
Google Play Store Rating: 2.7
Beecut is an application by a software developer called APOWERSOFT. It is effortless to navigate because of its user-friendly interface. You can edit videos with excellent results within minutes. This software is one of the simple and free video editor apps without watermarks for androids. You can get rid of the watermark without having to watch any video ad.
Some of its most attractive features are the text formatting, mosaic effect if you want to blur parts of your video, transitions options, and beautiful templates. It also features a drag and drop option, multiple timeframes layers, unique overlays, filters, etc. You can also do a voice-over when using this software. It, however, doesn’t support the export of 4k videos, and it can be buggy.
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