- If you're looking to make videos on the go,
right from your phone, then this is the video for you.
We'll jump into my top five video editing apps
for Android and iPhone and we'll do that, right now.
(tape whirring)
Hey what's up ya'll, this is Brian White
and welcome back to VideoZeus, where we help you
spend less time making more videos.
It's amazing what you can accomplish when using
your phone for video editing.
It's super convenient, it streamlines your editing process,
and hey, you can really edit anywhere.
But with so many apps on the marketplace to choose from,
it can be a challenge to find which one works best for you.
So today, I'm giving you a quick run down of my top five
video editing mobile apps for Android and iPhone.
First up, and quite possibly my favorite
mobile video editing app, is KineMaster.
Available on Android and iPhone,
KineMaster is a very fluid program.
Lots of user friendly features, make graphics, titles,
change colors of videos with filters that allows you
to just make really good videos on the phone.
A real downside to this app though is it
only edits in 16 by nine, or widescreen.
It does not support nine by 16 or vertical video
or portrait orientation.
So, it's, kind of a downside for people
that are doing things like IGTV and Snapchat
but overall it's a pretty powerful app
that I think you should definitely check out.
My number two is another cross platform app
called Quik by GoPro.
It's iPhone and Android compatible
and provides a quick and easy process
to create great looking videos.
Now, this is certainly not the most powerful
video editing app out there,
but I gave it two thumbs up for its versatility.
One of those reasons are, it supports
the vertical video orientation.
So on top of 16 by nine or the widescreen,
it also supports nine by 16, or vertical video.
While the app itself is a dummied down video editor,
it's pretty cool because it automatically
puts your video into some templates.
And these templates are graphical interfaces
that have lots of different cuts,
and they know how to kind of sequence your video.
So it can be a great platform for someone
just starting who doesn't have a lot
of video editing experience to take advantage of.
Next up is Adobe Premiere Clip.
A great video editing tool for on the go editing.
Available on the Android and iPhone.
Hey it features an easy to use timeline,
drag and drop clips into the correct order,
import new assets, add a music track,
and change the speed of your footage.
It's a down and dirty video editing app
that can be useful for the right occasion.
These last two are platform specific.
So, I'll start with our iPhone contender first,
with that being no other than Splice.
Splice is another great video editing app made by GoPro.
This app is currently only available
for iPhone, which kinda sucks.
Splice has an extremely user friendly interface.
Moments after downloading the app I was able to jump in
and start laying down splice edits.
Now it's not the most advanced editor, it doesn't give you
much in the way of effects and that sort of thing.
But if you're editing very short, specific videos,
it can be a great tool for on the go editing.
The last but not least of my top five video editing apps,
is no other than PowerDirector.
A rocking video editing app for the Android environment.
What I really enjoy about this editor, is it kind of feels
like you're just editing on your desktop.
They've done a really good job of the outline
and interface of the video, layers and audio layers.
You just have a lot of versatility
to do a lot of cool things.
It offers a free version, which you can do
a lot of cool things as well as a paid version
to up your game a little bit with PowerDirector.
So those are my top five
video editing apps for mobile devices.
With such a wide variety of video editing apps out there,
there's no reason more video creators
aren't editing video on their phones.
If you haven't already downloaded
my Before you Shoot guide,
please follow the link in the show notes below.
The guide will prove as a useful resource
for each and every one of your video creations.
Hey, if you've enjoyed this video,
go ahead and smash a like.
And if you like us a lot, go ahead and subscribe
and click that bell for notifications
so you don't miss any of our videos.
Again, thanks for watching VideoZeus,
where we help you spend less time making more videos.
(tape whirring)