Hey, do you want to know which Android video editing app is right for you and
your videos. Well you're in the right place because today I'm going to tell you about
five of the best video editing apps on Android from beginner to advanced.
Hi I'm Francesca from Get Ahead Media and I help business owners to easily create a
use videos to grow their businesses online, and today I'm going to show you
five of the best video editing apps available on Android to take you from
beginner to advanced. Now if you saw my video two weeks ago it was a phone versus a
DSLR you will have seen it was faster for me to edit a video on my phone
rather than on the computer. With so many apps out there I know it's overwhelming
to try to decide which is right so that's where I come in.
Now what I'm going to show you today is not a full tutorial it's going to give
you an idea on what the best features each app has to offer and how that they
can be used to your videos. And just so you know I am filming this on my phone
and it's going to be edited on the very last app that I'm going to tell you
about today. So let's get to it. QUIK is all about fast editing and I
love this app. In fact my intro you saw before was made using this. Just choose
the clips you want to include you can add a title now or later. Choose a theme
and the app does the hard work for you. it will piece it together and even time
it to a bit of music. There are limitations on what you can change, but you
can change the overall duration, from widescreen to square, add some color
filters, trim individual clips and of course change the music. Then easily
share it direct to one of your social media channels or save it directly to
your phone. Adobe clip gives you two options when editing videos the Done
For You or the Do It Yourself. Just choose the clips you want to include
then choose which option. With the Done For You it's going to automatically time
those clips to a piece of music. Now you can change the music and you can also
change the overall duration.
With the do-it-yourself option you can trim the ins and outs of the clip, you
can change the clip speed, you can change the exposure if it's a little too
dark a little too bright, and you have a bunch of color filters to choose from.
Then share it direct to YouTube or save it onto your phone. VivaVideo puts
the fun back into editing and it's great for short quirky videos for your social
media channel. You can record video directly into the app or use video
you've previously recorded. Simply choose a clip, trim and repeat. You can choose
from a variety of pre-designed themes for your videos, you can change your song,
you can add some more really cool-looking effects, you've got an option of color
filters, and even customizing your text.
Easily share it direct to a social media channel or save it to your phone.
Power Director is like a simplified version of a professional editing software and a
good way to step into more advanced editing. Just add your clips to what is
known as the timeline and then you can start editing. You can easily trim the
length of your clips to get rid of the things you don't want, you can change the
exposure if it's a bit too bright or bit too dark, and you have a whole lot of
filters and special effects you can add to your video clips. You can also add
music and custom text. Two of its best features are the ability to easily
control the speed of your clips and what's called audio mixing, which allows
you to control the volume of an entire line of audio on your timeline. Then
share on social media or save it to your phone. Kinemaster is what I consider
to be the best video editing app available on Android and what I'm using
to edit this video for you now. To start you can either set up a blank project or
use the project assistant. Using the project assistance will bulk
import your videos, you choose a theme, add titles to your videos and
music. Now with everything added to your timeline you can start editing. You can
change the transitions between each clip you can trim clips to get rid of the
bits you don't want, you can customize the text you added using the project
assistant and you can add some filters to your videos - in this case I'm adding a vignette.
One of its best features is what's known as the volume envelope
which allows you to turn individual sections of an audio clip up or down.
This app has so much to offer, a library of effects and filters, stickers,
the ability to do handwriting on your video. If you want to get serious about taking
control of your video then this is the app for you.
Well I'd love to know which video editing app you think is the best
or that you're using on your Android device.
Just put it in the comments below and if you haven't started editing your
videos yet then I hopefully this has given you a good insight into which app
is right for you and the types of videos you'd like to make. Now I'll be back again
with a video next week so don't forget to subscribe to this channel so you
don't miss it and I'll see you again. Happy filming!