10 video editing apps for Android, iPhone and iPad
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Still, we managed to pick a few for you – 10 video editors for iOS and Android devices, and we hope you will like them too. These apps will let you import your videos, trim and rearrange them the way you like, and spice them up with special effects. Have we missed a cool video editing app? Well, just let us know by dropping a comment. And if you happen to be a fan of any of the apps we've picked, tell us all about your creations in the discussion below!
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9 Comments
1. Mohtastic posted on 31 Oct 2012, 04:43 3 5
Why oh why cant android apps be as beautiful as ios apps :(
3. mozes316 posted on 31 Oct 2012, 08:23 4 0
Depends on the developer really. Notice how most multiplatform apps look identical.
As for djoscar4u... -__-
4. downphoenix posted on 31 Oct 2012, 12:17 4 0
video editing on the phone? Pass. I'll just put them on my PC and edit using Vegas Movie Studio HD.
6. sbstreater posted on 19 Nov 2012, 04:03 0 0
@downphoenix - use a cloud app like Clesh and you can edit on your phone AND your PC! Even better, when you upgrade your phone or PC, all your content is still available - as you get frame accurate editing with any PC web browser (and Mac) without needing to install the app.
The new tablets coming out will transform the mobile editing experience too. The Nexus 10 has the same resolution as my 30" Mac cinema screen - and has the latest and fastest ARM chips in it. This trend to mobile computing seems unstoppable.
7. Therinn posted on 09 Feb 2013, 23:12 0 0
Is it me - or is the AVID editor for IOS glaringly missing? That is a very capable editor.
8. Neo7th posted on 27 Feb 2013, 00:55 0 0
I've tried an app for iOS called Cute CUT and I think it is one of the best out there. It is so versatile thus suitable for pro editing.
For simple & quick editing I recommend iMovie
9. Richal posted on 0 0
VidTrim is really great and the apps here is just the same as tablet-of-android.blogspot.com/2013/02/best-5-free-video-editing-apps-for.html
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Let's start with something basic. If all you need to do is some simple cropping, VidTrim should do the trick. Once you are done trimming a video, it can be shared directly from the app. The paid version of VidTrim removes the ads and allows saving individual frames as still images.
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