Best Video Editing App for Android In 2020 | Review by SoftFamous!

- Here's our round up of the best video editors for Android right now, including a review of the leading options and our top pick for which one takes the title of best video editing app on Android. Hey, it's Justin Brown here from Primal Video, where we help you amplify your business and brand with video.

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So, let's jump in to it. Okay, so there's hopes of options out there, you've got things like Adobe Clip, Quik, PowerDirector, InShot, KineMaster, YouCut, ActionDirector, Wevideo, and VivaVideo and we've put them through their paces. But the biggest thing you'll find is that most of the apps out there, aren't really video editing apps, they'll let you maybe trim off the start or the end of the clip and maybe throw a filter on or it's completely theme-based or template-based, where you don't even get to control the edit, you just tell it which clips you'd like to include and it'll go ahead and cut something for you.

That's not really video editing, but the apps our shortlist, the ones that we're about to cover are standout editing apps that will actually let you edit your videos and have full control over them just like you would on a desktop computer. So, from all of those, our shortlist is madae up of InShot, KineMAster and PowerDirector.

Now before to our top pick list, take a look at each one of these in a little bit more detail. InShot is a super easy to use, really intuitive video editing app and that's something that was really surprising to me, just how powerful it is and how easy it is to use. It's probably the fastest app out there to be able to edit your videos down really quickly, but we're talking simple edits here, not really, really advanced edits. It's got really great color correction options and filters and things that you can apply across your video and it supports all the major video sizes or formats, making it perfect for creating social media content.

It's also said the app itself, the overall interface is really really intuitive and easy to use and it's actually totally unlike any of the other more professional video editing applications. This is definitely on the simpler end and the more basic end, but it's still for what it is, it's really really powerful.

It doesn't have all the extra fancy features and things like, support for multiple video layers or multiple audio layers, there's no advanced video or audio editing features like that you find in KineMaster and PowerDirector, but I really think the focus for this app isn't on those more advanced longer form pieces of content, this is more around short, sharp, social media post, really, it'll be prefect for that, and the app itself is free, but there are ads in it, there are ads while you're editing that appear on the side of the timeline area, but also, before you go to do things like, save your video out.

Now, if you do wait for that ad to play before you save out your video, then your video is gonna be exported without any watermarks or branding, but obviously, you can pay to remove all the ads and if you're gonna be using this a lot or you gonna be using this for business, then I definitely think it would be worthwhile. So, there's three pricing options you've got when it comes to upgrading to pro version, you can pay a one time fee of around $43 and that will give you access to the pro version for life.