- Today I'm showing you the best video-editing apps
that are cross-platform,
that means they work on both iOS and Android devices.
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Kicking off this list is my favorite
cross-platform video editing app and that's KineMaster.
Yes, I know I've mentioned it before
but it is an awesome app
and if you don't already have it on your phone,
you should download it and put it in
and see if you like it, I personally love it.
It's really powerful, you can add transitions,
you can put text on top of your video,
you can add multiple layers if your phone supports it.
You can also access their Asset Store
which gives you even more transitions,
more text, more overlays, emojis.
You can add music to it, they have their own music library.
Overall this is an amazing app.
I highly recommend you download this
and learn how to use it.
By the way Kih-neh-master is the proper way to say,
It it is not Kayn-master, so contrary to popular belief,
KineMaster.
Coming and second place on this list
is a totally free video-editing app called Vlogit.
Vlogit is really easy to use
and if you're just starting out,
this might be the app for you.
You can import your video, add text, add stickers.
You can speed up or slow down the footage
and of course you can export it out,
and there's no watermark.
This is an awesome free app
and if you're just getting started, check this one out.
When you install Vlogit and you see it's made
by Wondershare and that name rings a bell,
that's because Wondershare makes the number three app
on the list today, FilmoraGo.
You've probably heard about FilmoraGo,
it's an awesome app, super powerful,
lotta cool features in there.
You can add different scenes to it,
you can add music, it comes with some pre-made music,
and it's also good for making intro.
So if you wanna make your own intro,
some of the scenes are really cool that it comes with.
Just chop it down to four or five seconds,
put some text on it, render it out,
and you've got yourself an intro.
Next up on the list is an app called Quik.
While you might not have heard of Quik,
you probably heard of the company
that makes it and that's GoPro.
This is a super simple app to use,
and if you're brand new to mobile video editing,
I suggest putting this app in,
well this one or Vlogit or InShot,
those are probably the easiest apps to use on this list
but it's really easy and it will even auto edit for you.
That doesn't mean you can go vlogging
and it will auto edit for you,
but if you're shooting content outside,
and you have a sequence with bicycles, skateboarding,
or snowboarding, or running around, or whatever,
it can actually take those clips,
it knows how to look for good moments,
and it can actually cut them up for you
and put them together and cut it to the music.
So that's a really cool feature to have.
Download it, put it in, see if it works for you.
I think it's a really cool app to have.
Next up on the list it's an app that I currently mentioned
in a video where I teach you how
to do YouTube thumbnails using an app,
and I'm gonna put a link to that right there.
The thing that makes InShot so powerful
is it's not only a video editor,
well you can edit in landscape or vertical,
so if you wanna do videos for IGTV,
you can do that too on InShot,
but it's also great for just general Instagram content
or making thumbnails for YouTube.
So InShot's kinda like a Swiss Army knife for apps.
So if you don't have this on your phone,
I highly recommend putting it in
regardless of which video editor that you're gonna use,
this is just an app that you're gonna want
because it's awesome to make stuff with.
And that brings us right
to Adobe Clip or Adobe Premiere Clip.
Now this is a beast of an editor.
I think it's a little bit difficult
to get your head around if you're just getting used to it
but once you learn how to use it,
it is an extremely powerful editor.
But in my opinion the coolest thing about this,
is if you go up to the top and tap on the Looks,
you can get a whole bunch of filters for your video
and these aren't just like junky filters,
these will actually make your videos look better.
If you have pre-made filters, you can save them here,
which makes it even cooler.
Look, this app is fantastic as you would expect from Adobe
but it's a little bit difficult to get your head around
so if you're just starting out,
I wouldn't recommend this app
as the first app that you learn on.
Now before you start flooding the comment area
with what about PowerDirector and iMovie
and this app and that app,
remember this is only cross-platform apps.
I only looked at apps that were available
for both Android and iOS,
so these are the best apps that are cross-platform.
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