Best Video Editing App for Android 2021

- Here's our roundup of
the best video editors

for Android right now in 2020.

We're gonna take a look
at the leading options

after all of our in depth testing

and finish with a reveal of my top pick

for best video editing app for Android.

Hi it's Justin Brown here
here from Primal Video

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So let's jump into it.

So after testing all the latest options

we gonna take a look at
the best video editors

that are available on
Android right now in 2020

including the pros and cons of each,

before revealing our choice

for which app takes the top spot.

Now as we go through
makes sure to let me know

down in the comments below

what your favorite video
editing app for Android is,

and most importantly why.

And whether you agree with
our choices or disagree,

I'd love to hear your
thoughts in the comments.

Now there are so many
options when it comes to

video editing apps on Android.

You've got things like
Adobe Premiere Rush,

Alight Motion, Cute CUT,
FilmoraGo, Funimate,

InShot, KineMaster, Movavi
Clips, PowerDirector,

Quick, VivaVideo, V L L O or Vllo,

WeVideo, VideoShow, and YouCut.

So yeah, there's a lot
of options out there

but don't worry we've narrowed this down

to a shortlist of four apps,

which we're gonna be
covering off in this video.

Now there's actually two
apps that I wanna give

a really quick mention to

because they are still really
solid video editing apps,

even though they haven't
made our shortlist

this time around.

They are Alight Motion and Powerdirector,

and Powerdirector is one that's actually

taken out this title in one
of these videos previously,

as best video editing app on Android.

So it's not to sat that either one of them

aren't great apps and
you couldn't get great

results using them,

it's just to say that looking
at the overall package

and what you can do with them.

Overall they haven't measured up

for what's on offer out there right now.

But I'll also say that if you are looking

beyond just video editing,

and you're looking at motion graphics

and animations, then Alight Motion

could be a solid option for you

because its focus isn't
just on video editing,

but also on animation and motion graphics

and those sorts of things as well,

which most apps here aren't.

So now for our shortlist
in no particular order,

we've got Adobe Premiere Rush, Inshot,

Kinemaster, and Vllo or Vllo, or V L L O.

I've looked around,

no one knows how to say this correctly,

so we'll just call it Vllo.

Now I'm gonna give you
a quick little overview

of each of these apps before
we get to our top pick

to help you decide which
one is the best one for you.

So the first one then
is Adobe Premiere Rush

now this is really the baby brother of the

professional video editing
software on Mac and PC

Adobe Premiere Pro.

And while it is a cut down version

it really packs a punch
in the amount of features

and control that you get in this app.

It's also the only app that will work

cross platform and cross device,

meaning that you can start
and edit in Premiere Rush

on your I Phone,

you can open it up on your Android device,

or your Mac and PC and make changes

and it's just synchronized
across all of them.

So this makes your
workflow so easy for you

to start something on your phone

or on an I Pad or Tablet,

and then finish it off
on your desktop computer.

Personally I love how
fast it is to edit in,

and how intuitive it is
to quickly find everything

that you need, without
needing to get bogged down

in menus upon menus to
go and find everything.

I also love how fast and easy it is

to reformat your videos,

meaning that if you
start with a 16 by nine

or a wide screen video,

and you wanna quickly change it to

something to fit an
Instagram story in portrait.

With the click of a button you can change

and you can reformat your video to that,

and it's actually gonna do a great job

at lining up all your titles

and those sorts of things as well.

Its also got amazing control over things

like the audio, there're
some really powerful

audio features in there
that not only make it

really easy to get your
volume levels right,

there's an auto mode that
does all of it for you

if you want,

but you can also dial in and
control everything manually,

which is awesome.

As for the downsides this
is something that's not

gonna work on every Android device,

there is a list of recommended devices

or supported devices,

to work with this app so
you're obviously gonna

need to have one of those.

And the other thing that's worth knowing

at the time of recording this video

there is still no
ability to reverse a clip

or play it backwards.

Which does seem a little
strange given that

it is something that a lot of people use

when they're editing their videos.

And it's also pretty rare
to not have that feature,

in a video editing
application, or software.

Now in regards to pricing

there is a free version of this app

but you only get to export three videos,

so you really gonna be
looking at the paid version

which starts at $9.99 per month.

The other option you've got

is to bundle up with
either Adobe Premiere Pro,

or the rest of the Adobe suite.

If you've already got Premiere,

or you're paying for
the Adobe Master suite,

then you've already got
access to Adobe Rush

without any additional expense.

Now don't worry if you're
freaking out about the price

and the monthly subscription,

there're some other apps coming up

that may be better suited for you.

But overall I would
recommend Adobe Premier Rush

to anyone whether you're
an absolute beginner

right through to intermediate
or advanced level.

Someone who is looking for a really fast,

really easy to use video
editing application,

that's not holding back on the features.

Now obviously if you're already in that

Adobe ecosystem you're
paying for Premiere,

Photo Shop or any of those,

you may already have a subscription

or a license to be able to use Rush,

at no additional expense.

But even for the $9.99 per month,

what you're getting access to

ans what this is going to allow you to do

and how fast it's gonna allow you

to edit your videos down,

I do think it is a great option

for video editing on Android.

Number two on the shortlist is Inshot.

Now out of all the apps we're covering of

in this video Inshot is hands down

the easiest video editing app to use,

but that doesn't mean that
it doesn't pack a punch.

It doesn't have, all the advanced features

and control like Adobe Premiere Rush,

or like some of the other apps
that we're about to mention

but, it is super powerful for allowing you

to create your videos fast, and easily,

and still having them look really good.

Now just like in Adobe Premiere Rush

if you do wanna reformat your videos from

widescreen to portrait for
Instagram stories or square,

Inshot makes that
surprisingly easy as well.

And there's also a surprisingly
huge amount of customization

and control, over the effects and things

that you can apply to your edit as well.

And one of the stand out features for me

was having the ability
in such a simple app,

to be able to apply an
effect to multiple clips

in your timeline or in your edit,

without needing to manually set everything

for each individual clip.

It's such a simple thing

and a lot of the more professional
apps have this built in,

and yeah it's awesome to
have it Inshot as well.

But what you won't get in Inshot

is the ability to have
multiple video layers

or video tracks,

or to be able to stack your video clips

on top of one another.

There's also no control over frame rate,

so if you wanna be editing
in a specific frame rate,

you're not gonna have that here,

and there's also no advanced
professional level features.

Things like key framing
or advanced audio control.

If you're after those,

one of the other options is
gonna be better pick for you.

But what they do include in Inshot,

is all the tools and everything

that an absolute beginner

or someone who just wants to edit fast

is going to need to be
able to do just that.

Now in regards to pricing
there is a free version.

It does have a watermark,

but, you can click to remove it

and all you need to do is to watch an ad

and, your video can be
exported without a watermark.

So, it's free.

You also have the ability to pay $1.99

to remove ads completely from the app.

You also have the option to unlock the

Pro version of Inshot,

and this unlocks all the paid filters,

effects, and stickers.

Pricing wise for the Pro Version
starts at $4.39 per month,

or $42.99 as a one time purchase.

But again, you can use
this app totally for free,

and without a watermark.

App number three on the
shortlist is Kinemaster.

There's a lot of people
that always comment saying

you say it wrong, it's Kinemaster,

it's actually Kinemaster.

Now Kinemaster is probably
the most professional

video editing app on Android right now.

You've got a huge amount of control,

and tools and features and things

that you would normally only find

in desktop video editing programs.

Things like, Advanced Key Framing,

things like Audio Ducking, Equalizers,

advanced editing tools like Ripple edit,

to let you edit your footage
down much much faster.

I also like that they've
added some simple stuff

like video layouts or presets
for your video layouts.

So if you wanna have more than one video

on the screen say,

50% of the screen one video,
50% another, or image,

you can use one of the presents
to quickly set that up.

They also have an Assets
store so if you wanna purchase

music, effects, filters,
you can do all of that

from within the app as well.

Now as for the downsides
the two main things

I think Kinemaster is missing,

is the ability to easily switch between

the different formats,

again it's from wide screen
to portrait, to square,

you actually can't do that in Kinemaster,

you have to select what type of video

you're creating upfront
before you start editing,

and you can't actually
change it afterwards.

The other thing is the color correction

or the color grading tools,

yes you can tweak some colors

and make some minor adjustments,

but they're pretty basic.

Now in regards to pricing,

there is a free version
of Kinemaster available,

you can download it,

you can use it on your device for free,

but, it does have a Made
with Kinemaster watermark,

or logo, or branding,

that will be saved out on your video

unless you sign up for one
of their subscriptions.

So your options are $4.99 per month,

or $39.99 for the year.

and again I actually think
that's really really cheap

considering what this app will let you do,

and how fast it's gonna
let you create your videos

down on your Android device.

So I think Kinemaster will
be perfect for someone

whether you are an absolute beginner

right through to intermediate or advanced,

because it is easy enough to jump in

to get up to speed with the interface.

It's pretty intuitive it's not as easy,

as Inshot or probably as
easy as Adobe Premiere Rush,

but it's definitely not
gonna be too overwhelming

or too hard for you to figure out.

But obviously having all of those advanced

and professional features in there,

then yes this is gonna be perfect

for someone who is looking
for that advanced control

and advanced functionality
while they're editing as well.

So number four on our
shortlist then is Vllo

or Vllo, however you say it.

Now this is an app that's
totally taken me by surprise,

I really didn't have high
expectations for this one

I downloaded it, installed it,

but, it's awesome.

Once again it's got a
super simple interface

so it's really easy to use

and to get up to speed editing in there,

but it's also got some
really cool advanced features

in there as well,

that are gonna make your
editing much much easier.

Simple things, like
having an audio waveform

the visual representation of the audio

in your videos that's
overlaid on top of the clips

in your timeline.

There's not many video
editing apps out there

that give you that functionality

let alone have it in an app like this one.

Now they also have a really

powerful video editing feature in here

that's normally only in the

top video editing software on desktop.

Let alone, the cheaper ones on desktop,

let alone in an app,

and this is adjustment layers.

An adjustment layer is where you can apply

all your effects and things to a layer,

and then anything that is under that layer

on your timeline or in
this case above that layer,

has those effects applied to it.

This makes it so easy
to bulk apply effects,

or bulk apply color grades
across your entire edit,

really really fast.

It also has a great amount of control

over things like your color grade,

you can really get in and dial in

and tweak and adjust to make
the colors in your video

look the way that you want

or, to fix up any mistakes
that you might have had

while you were filming.

Now the biggest thing though
that this app is missing

right now, the time of
recording this video,

is the multi-track video layers,

or picture in picture layers

as they call it.

Having the ability to stack video clips

on top of one another.

Now this is something
that their IOS Version

already has so I'm
hoping this is something

that they release on
Android really really soon,

but for now, yeah, it
doesn't have that feature.

Now the app itself is free,

and it doesn't have a watermark,

so you can use the basic
functions in the app,

and export your videos
without any branding

or anything on there.

There are ads in the free version,

but if you do purchase the app for $10.99

you're gonna unlock all
the features in the app,

which for the most part I would say that

you really wanna be doing that,

but also you remove any ads
from the interface as well.

So yeah, I'm pretty
blown away with this app,

and I think it's again gonna be perfect

for someone whether you
are an absolute beginner

right through to an advanced user,

because of how easy it
is to find everything,

how easy it is to edit,

but also having all of
those advanced features

and things in there as well.

So those are our top
four shortlisted apps.

Now if I had to pick a winner,

it's gonna be hard

but I think my number one pick would be

Adobe Premiere Rush.

I really like that it is
cross platform, cross device,

I can start something on my phone,

I can pick it up on my Mac,

I can even transfer the
project from Premiere Rush

into Adobe Premiere Pro if
I really wanna finish it

on a more advanced editing system.

But really, I can't say
that I've ever done that

or, needed to do that,

because everything that
I've needed to do in the app

I've just done in the app.

I would say a really close
runner up though is Kinemaster,

because it definitely hands down has

the most amount of advanced tools

and functionality in any app on Android,

but I'm also totally blown away with Vllo,

and if they did have
that multi track feature

on Android or, when they
have that on Android,

that could change the game a little bit.

So now that you've worked out

which one of these is the
best app for you right now,

if you're looking for the most efficient

and the fastest way to
edit your videos down

in any of these applications,

or any software for that matter,

with minimal wasted time or rework

then check out the video
linked in screen now,

taking through the ultimate
video editing process.

This is an absolute game changer,

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