No need to use a computer to quickly edit a video you just recorded; with the right tools, you can do many things directly from your phone. Here are the best video editors for Android.
The editor with more functions: KineMaster (without costs, subscription)
Sight, you can never replace a full video editor on your computer with one on your phone, but KineMaster makes a good case for this.
With KineMaster, can place multiple layers and add effects, trim clips frame by frame, adjust lighting, add audio and much more. It truly is the most desktop-like video editor on Android.
Of course, this kind of power and versatility is not free. Although you can use the application in trial mode indefinitely, if you really want the most power it has to offer, you will have to pay the money for a subscription: $ 4.99 per month or $ 39.99 year.
Of course, you don't have to jump right into it from the door; give it a try and see if it fits your needs. If so, subscription offer might be worth it for you. If that is not the case, well … you can always check the other apps on our list.
The best mid-level editor: PowerDirector (without costs, subscription)
Llamar a esto un editor de “nivel medio” probablemente subestima lo poderoso que verdaderamente es (even though it is still an appropriate title). Weather PowerDirector It is not pretty as powerful as KineMaster, I personally find it a bit easier to use as a consequence. Si tuviera que seleccionar solo un editor en esta lista para llamar mi “selección favorita”, would be this.
If you ever used PowerDirector on your computer, then you just know what to expect here: it works very in a similar way to his older brother, just on a more basic scale. You can trim and join video, add audio, add slow motion effects and much more, all in a very intuitive drag and drop interface.
Despite this, in the same way as KineMaster, all this power is not without costs. Pay to $ 4.99 for one month of full-featured access, $ 9.99 for three months or $ 34.99 for a full year. Then, it's a bit cheaper than KineMaster.
The best free option: Adobe Premier Clip (for free)
If you are just looking for a simple tool that allows you to trim your videos, add audio and edit filters, all without having to provide any financial compensation, we have good news: Adobe Premier Clip fits this criterion.
Despite this, because it is a gift, it is also the simplest of all the applications on the list: does all of the aforementioned things, but you can also add watermarks, a video bumper and fading. And that's it.
Even so, for the price, you can get over it. Also sync clips with your Adobe count, which is great if you use other Adobe products.
Also I want to point out that you can do simple edits, trim videos and even rotate clips with Google Photos, so if that's all you're looking for, that should work. At the same time, It has no cost and you probably already have it installed. Despite this, for more information, check out the tools in this list.
