Unleash Your Creativity: Top 40 Keyboard Shortcuts for Final Cut Pro X Users

Top 40 Keyboard Shortcuts for Final Cut Pro X

Benjamin Arango

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

I confess I’m a keyboard shortcut junkie. Anything I can do to help me edit faster is a good thing, and nothing says “speed” like keyboard shortcuts. There are well over 600 menu options in FCP X, with hundreds of keyboard shortcuts. But, which ones are the best?

In this article, I share my Top 40 keyboard shortcuts. I use these beauties every day to help me get my projects done faster. Now, you can use them, too. Even better, I’ve categorized them to make them easier to find. Haven’t got FCPX yet? Get your 90-day free trial here.

(And, for those who take the time to count, you’ll discover this list actually includes 53 keyboard shortcuts. But using “Top 40” in the title seemed so much sexier than “Top 53.”)

Operations

Option + N	Create a new Event
Cmd + N	Create a new Project
Shift + Cmd + D	Create a Project Snapshot
Cmd + [plus]	Zoom into Timeline or image
Cmd + [ minus ]	Zoom out of Timeline or image
Shift + Z	Size the Timeline or image to fit in the window
Control + Cmd + 1	Toggle Library and Browser display on or off
Control + Cmd + 3	Toggle Event Viewer open/closed
J - K - L	Reverse - Stop - Play the playhead (Tap multiple times to change speed)
S	Toggle skimming on or off
N	Toggle snapping on or off
V	Toggle clip visibility on or off
Control + Y	Toggle skimmer info display on/off in Browser
Cmd + 4	Toggle Inspector open/closed
Cmd + 5	Toggle Effects Browser open/closed
Cmd + 6	Toggle Color Board open/closed
Cmd + 7	Toggle video scope display on/off

Editing

I	Set the In at the position of the skimmer/playhead
Shift + I	Jump the playhead to the In
Option + I	Delete the In
O	Set the Out at the position of the skimmer/playhead
Shift + O	Jump the playhead to the Out
Option + O	Delete the Out
Option + X	Delete both the In and the Out
M	Add a marker
Option + M	Add a marker and open the edit marker dialog
E	Perform an Append edit
W	Perform an Insert edit
D	Perform an Overwrite edit
Q	Perform a Connected edit
Shift + G	Create a connected storyline
Shift + 1	Edit video and audio to the Timeline
Shift + 2	Edit video-only to the Timeline
Shift + 3	Edit audio-only to the Timeline
Option + W	Insert a gap at the position of the skimmer/playhead
Control + S	Expand/collapse audio from synced video
Option + Control + S	Expand/collapse audio components (multitrack audio)
Shift + Cmd + F	Play project full screen (ESC to return)
Shift + ?	Play a few seconds before and after the skimmer/playhead position

Trimming

A	Select the Arrow (selection) tool
T	Select the Trim tool
P	Select the Position tool
B	Select the Blade tool
R	Select the Range tool
Shift + X	Jump the selected edit point to the position of the skimmer/playhead
[ comma ] / [ period ]	Move the selected clip or edit point one frame left/right
Shift + [ comma ] / Shift + [ period ]	Move selected clip or edit point ten frames left/right

Other cool shortcuts

Cmd + T	Add cross-dissolve
Control + T	Add default full-screen title
Shift + Control + T	Add default lower-third title
Cmd + E	Export master file of project

FAQ

What to do when the shortcuts in FCPX not working?

Change your input source of keyboard set to US should fix the problem.

How to modify shortcuts in FCPX?

There are two ways to open the modifying menu: choose Final Cut Pro > Commands > Customize, or press Option-Command-K. Then, change the shortcuts and save.

See more FCPX editing tips here .

Above are the top useful shortcuts that I used most when editing videos in Final Cut Pro. If you want to edit videos in a much easier way and get some Hollywood film looking at the same time, you can try Wondershare Filmora . Check the video to see how to edit videos with Filmora.

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(And, for those who take the time to count, you’ll discover this list actually includes 53 keyboard shortcuts. But using “Top 40” in the title seemed so much sexier than “Top 53.”)

Operations

Option + N	Create a new Event
Cmd + N	Create a new Project
Shift + Cmd + D	Create a Project Snapshot
Cmd + [plus]	Zoom into Timeline or image
Cmd + [ minus ]	Zoom out of Timeline or image
Shift + Z	Size the Timeline or image to fit in the window
Control + Cmd + 1	Toggle Library and Browser display on or off
Control + Cmd + 3	Toggle Event Viewer open/closed
J - K - L	Reverse - Stop - Play the playhead (Tap multiple times to change speed)
S	Toggle skimming on or off
N	Toggle snapping on or off
V	Toggle clip visibility on or off
Control + Y	Toggle skimmer info display on/off in Browser
Cmd + 4	Toggle Inspector open/closed
Cmd + 5	Toggle Effects Browser open/closed
Cmd + 6	Toggle Color Board open/closed
Cmd + 7	Toggle video scope display on/off

Editing

I	Set the In at the position of the skimmer/playhead
Shift + I	Jump the playhead to the In
Option + I	Delete the In
O	Set the Out at the position of the skimmer/playhead
Shift + O	Jump the playhead to the Out
Option + O	Delete the Out
Option + X	Delete both the In and the Out
M	Add a marker
Option + M	Add a marker and open the edit marker dialog
E	Perform an Append edit
W	Perform an Insert edit
D	Perform an Overwrite edit
Q	Perform a Connected edit
Shift + G	Create a connected storyline
Shift + 1	Edit video and audio to the Timeline
Shift + 2	Edit video-only to the Timeline
Shift + 3	Edit audio-only to the Timeline
Option + W	Insert a gap at the position of the skimmer/playhead
Control + S	Expand/collapse audio from synced video
Option + Control + S	Expand/collapse audio components (multitrack audio)
Shift + Cmd + F	Play project full screen (ESC to return)
Shift + ?	Play a few seconds before and after the skimmer/playhead position

Trimming

A	Select the Arrow (selection) tool
T	Select the Trim tool
P	Select the Position tool
B	Select the Blade tool
R	Select the Range tool
Shift + X	Jump the selected edit point to the position of the skimmer/playhead
[ comma ] / [ period ]	Move the selected clip or edit point one frame left/right
Shift + [ comma ] / Shift + [ period ]	Move selected clip or edit point ten frames left/right

Other cool shortcuts

Cmd + T	Add cross-dissolve
Control + T	Add default full-screen title
Shift + Control + T	Add default lower-third title
Cmd + E	Export master file of project

FAQ

What to do when the shortcuts in FCPX not working?

Change your input source of keyboard set to US should fix the problem.

How to modify shortcuts in FCPX?

There are two ways to open the modifying menu: choose Final Cut Pro > Commands > Customize, or press Option-Command-K. Then, change the shortcuts and save.

See more FCPX editing tips here .

Benjamin Arango

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Benjamin Arango

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

(And, for those who take the time to count, you’ll discover this list actually includes 53 keyboard shortcuts. But using “Top 40” in the title seemed so much sexier than “Top 53.”)

Operations

Option + N	Create a new Event
Cmd + N	Create a new Project
Shift + Cmd + D	Create a Project Snapshot
Cmd + [plus]	Zoom into Timeline or image
Cmd + [ minus ]	Zoom out of Timeline or image
Shift + Z	Size the Timeline or image to fit in the window
Control + Cmd + 1	Toggle Library and Browser display on or off
Control + Cmd + 3	Toggle Event Viewer open/closed
J - K - L	Reverse - Stop - Play the playhead (Tap multiple times to change speed)
S	Toggle skimming on or off
N	Toggle snapping on or off
V	Toggle clip visibility on or off
Control + Y	Toggle skimmer info display on/off in Browser
Cmd + 4	Toggle Inspector open/closed
Cmd + 5	Toggle Effects Browser open/closed
Cmd + 6	Toggle Color Board open/closed
Cmd + 7	Toggle video scope display on/off

Editing

I	Set the In at the position of the skimmer/playhead
Shift + I	Jump the playhead to the In
Option + I	Delete the In
O	Set the Out at the position of the skimmer/playhead
Shift + O	Jump the playhead to the Out
Option + O	Delete the Out
Option + X	Delete both the In and the Out
M	Add a marker
Option + M	Add a marker and open the edit marker dialog
E	Perform an Append edit
W	Perform an Insert edit
D	Perform an Overwrite edit
Q	Perform a Connected edit
Shift + G	Create a connected storyline
Shift + 1	Edit video and audio to the Timeline
Shift + 2	Edit video-only to the Timeline
Shift + 3	Edit audio-only to the Timeline
Option + W	Insert a gap at the position of the skimmer/playhead
Control + S	Expand/collapse audio from synced video
Option + Control + S	Expand/collapse audio components (multitrack audio)
Shift + Cmd + F	Play project full screen (ESC to return)
Shift + ?	Play a few seconds before and after the skimmer/playhead position

Trimming

A	Select the Arrow (selection) tool
T	Select the Trim tool
P	Select the Position tool
B	Select the Blade tool
R	Select the Range tool
Shift + X	Jump the selected edit point to the position of the skimmer/playhead
[ comma ] / [ period ]	Move the selected clip or edit point one frame left/right
Shift + [ comma ] / Shift + [ period ]	Move selected clip or edit point ten frames left/right

Other cool shortcuts

Cmd + T	Add cross-dissolve
Control + T	Add default full-screen title
Shift + Control + T	Add default lower-third title
Cmd + E	Export master file of project

FAQ

What to do when the shortcuts in FCPX not working?

Change your input source of keyboard set to US should fix the problem.

How to modify shortcuts in FCPX?

There are two ways to open the modifying menu: choose Final Cut Pro > Commands > Customize, or press Option-Command-K. Then, change the shortcuts and save.

See more FCPX editing tips here .

Benjamin Arango

Benjamin Arango is a writer and a lover of all things video.

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Benjamin Arango

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

(And, for those who take the time to count, you’ll discover this list actually includes 53 keyboard shortcuts. But using “Top 40” in the title seemed so much sexier than “Top 53.”)

Operations

Option + N	Create a new Event
Cmd + N	Create a new Project
Shift + Cmd + D	Create a Project Snapshot
Cmd + [plus]	Zoom into Timeline or image
Cmd + [ minus ]	Zoom out of Timeline or image
Shift + Z	Size the Timeline or image to fit in the window
Control + Cmd + 1	Toggle Library and Browser display on or off
Control + Cmd + 3	Toggle Event Viewer open/closed
J - K - L	Reverse - Stop - Play the playhead (Tap multiple times to change speed)
S	Toggle skimming on or off
N	Toggle snapping on or off
V	Toggle clip visibility on or off
Control + Y	Toggle skimmer info display on/off in Browser
Cmd + 4	Toggle Inspector open/closed
Cmd + 5	Toggle Effects Browser open/closed
Cmd + 6	Toggle Color Board open/closed
Cmd + 7	Toggle video scope display on/off

Editing

I	Set the In at the position of the skimmer/playhead
Shift + I	Jump the playhead to the In
Option + I	Delete the In
O	Set the Out at the position of the skimmer/playhead
Shift + O	Jump the playhead to the Out
Option + O	Delete the Out
Option + X	Delete both the In and the Out
M	Add a marker
Option + M	Add a marker and open the edit marker dialog
E	Perform an Append edit
W	Perform an Insert edit
D	Perform an Overwrite edit
Q	Perform a Connected edit
Shift + G	Create a connected storyline
Shift + 1	Edit video and audio to the Timeline
Shift + 2	Edit video-only to the Timeline
Shift + 3	Edit audio-only to the Timeline
Option + W	Insert a gap at the position of the skimmer/playhead
Control + S	Expand/collapse audio from synced video
Option + Control + S	Expand/collapse audio components (multitrack audio)
Shift + Cmd + F	Play project full screen (ESC to return)
Shift + ?	Play a few seconds before and after the skimmer/playhead position

Trimming

A	Select the Arrow (selection) tool
T	Select the Trim tool
P	Select the Position tool
B	Select the Blade tool
R	Select the Range tool
Shift + X	Jump the selected edit point to the position of the skimmer/playhead
[ comma ] / [ period ]	Move the selected clip or edit point one frame left/right
Shift + [ comma ] / Shift + [ period ]	Move selected clip or edit point ten frames left/right

Other cool shortcuts

Cmd + T	Add cross-dissolve
Control + T	Add default full-screen title
Shift + Control + T	Add default lower-third title
Cmd + E	Export master file of project

FAQ

What to do when the shortcuts in FCPX not working?

Change your input source of keyboard set to US should fix the problem.

How to modify shortcuts in FCPX?

There are two ways to open the modifying menu: choose Final Cut Pro > Commands > Customize, or press Option-Command-K. Then, change the shortcuts and save.

See more FCPX editing tips here .

Benjamin Arango

Benjamin Arango is a writer and a lover of all things video.

Follow @Benjamin Arango

10 Best Video Speed Changing Apps for iOS and Android

Sharing the raw footage, you capture on a Smartphone with your friends and followers may not always produce the results you’re hoping for. Slowing down the playback speed can make a scene more entertaining or highlight an important moment in your video. Increasing a video’s playback speed is a great option if you want to create breathtaking time-lapses. So, let’s take a look at the 10 best video speed-changing apps for slow and fast motion video editing on iOS and Android devices.

1. Filmora for mobile

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 11.0 or later, Android 4.2 and up

Changing the playback speed of the footage you edit with Filmora takes just a few moments since this cross-platform app enables all of its users to choose how rapidly the frames in each shot will be displayed on the screen.

This app provides a versatile set of video editing tools, enabling you to enhance the colors in your videos, make a soundtrack or even create a PIP effect . The only downside is that the free version of the app watermarks all videos you export from it, and you must make an in-app purchase in order to remove the watermark from your videos.

Pros

Simple video playback speed adjustment process
A rich library of visual effects
Supports all common video file formats
Versatile color correction tools

Cons

All videos created with the free version of Filmora are watermarked
Exporting footage in 4K resolution is not an option

2. Vlogit

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 9.0 or later, Android 4.3 and up

As its name suggests, this video editing app provides YouTubers and Vloggers with all the tools they need to create the content they share with their followers. As soon as you record a new video clip with your iPhone or Android phone, you can import it into the app and remove all parts you don’t want to include in the final cut.

Altering the speed of a video clip is easy since you have to decide if you want to speed up or slow down a video and then insert a new playback speed value. Vlogit will display the changes instantly so that you can preview your footage before sharing it on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and other social networks.

Pros

Offers a variety of opener templates
Excellent social media sharing capabilities
Effortless video playback speed control
Offers video recording options

Cons

The app is prone to crashes
Limited audio editing options

3. Quik

Price: Free

Supported OS: iOS 10.0 or later, Android 5.0 or later

Video content creators in need of a cross-platform app that enables them to edit the footage they captured with the Smartphones or GoPro cameras should consider installing Quick on their devices. The app offers 26 fully customizable themes, and it enables its users to combine photos and videos.

Creating a slow-motion or fast-forward video with Quik is a straightforward process that can be completed in just a few taps. You can export all of your projects from Quick in Full HD resolution, but the app currently doesn’t support 4K footage. If you decide to add music to your videos, the app will automatically sync the transitions to the beat.

Pros

Compatible with a broad range of GoPro cameras
Allows users to combine more than 200 photos and videos in a single project
Simplifies the process of creating Slo-mo videos
Excellent selection of themes

Cons

Limited file-sharing capabilities
Poor choice of output file formats

4. Vizmato

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 10.0 or later, Android 4.4 and up

If you are looking for an app you can use to record and edit HD videos , then Vizmato is probably one of the best options you have at your disposal. The app is also equipped with all the tools you will need to slow down or speed up a video.

After you import the footage into Vizmato you just have to specify the portion of a video clip, and then tap on the Slow or Fast option or choose if you want to play a video in reverse . The app will change the clip’s playback speed, so you just have to preview the results before exporting it to a social network of your choosing.

Pros

Offers more than twenty template themes
Rich music and sound effect library
Effortless video playback speed adjustment process
Good video recording features

Cons

Vizmato adds watermarks to all videos edited with the free version of the app
The app crashes often

5. Video Speed: Fast Video and Slow Motion Video

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: Android 4.1 and up

With this app, you don’t need any video editing experience to create slow or fast motion videos. Import the footage you recorded with your Android phone and choose one of the preset video playback options. The app lets you increase or decrease a video clip’s speed up to four times, so you have to select the portion of a video you’d like to speed up or slow down and export it to your phone’s gallery.

Optionally, you can add music to each video you edit with this app, but you won’t be able to perform color corrections or apply visual effects to the footage you process with this app.

Pros

Enables users to speed up or slow down videos up to four times their original playback speed
Supports a broad range of video file formats
Short rendering times
Simple and intuitive IU

Cons

No video or audio editing tools
Ads can be frustrating

6. Videoshop: Video Editor

Price: Free, but contains in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 11.1 or later, Android – varies with device

Performing all basic video editing tasks, like cutting or merging video clips, doesn’t require advanced video editing skills. The app also lets you record stop motion videos and voiceovers, and it offers a rich selection of audio effects.

Increasing or decreasing a video’s playback speed takes only a few minutes, enabling you to post fast or slow-motion videos on your social media accounts just a few moments after you recorded them. In addition, you can use Videoshop to reverse your videos, but you should keep in mind that the app can crash easily if you are trying to perform a demanding video editing task.

Pros

Creating slow motion or fast motion videos with Videoshop is easy
Stop motion video recording capability
Allows users to reverse their videos
Offers a selection of animated titles

Cons

You can only edit videos recorded with iPhone and iPads on the iOS version of the app
The free version of Videoshop offers only a limited range of video editing tools

7. Slow Fast Slow

Price: Free

Supported OS: iOS 10 or later

iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch owners can use this app to control the playback speed of all videos they record with their devices. The app’s timeline is designed to help you set points at specific segments of the video, enabling you to speed up or slow down only a portion of the video clip without cutting it.

The Slow Fast Slow app also offers the tools you will need to control the audio pitch of the videos you process and avoid any sound distortions that can occur as the result of altering a video’s playback speed.

Pros

An interactive timeline simplifies the process of changing a video’s playback speed.
Complete control over the audio pitch
Videos can be slowed down to 1/16 of their original speed
Allows users to export videos in the square aspect ratio

Cons

No audio or video effects
Sharing files directly from the app is not an option

8. KineMaster

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 10.3 or later, Android 4.1 and up

KineMaster is one of thebest video editing apps for iOS and Android devices you can find on the market. That’s why it is hardly surprising that the app offers powerful tools that enable its users to create slow-motion videos and time-lapses.

In addition, KineMaster is equipped with EQ presets and audio editing tools you’re going to need to fix the original audio of the video clips you speed up or slow down. You can use this cross-platform app to edit, and export videos in 4K resolution, but all videos you process with the free version of KineMaster will be watermarked.

Pros

Precise video playback speed control
Advanced audio editing tools
Great selection of filters and visual effects
Excellent file-sharing capabilities

Cons

Requires at least basic video editing skills
More expensive than most video editing apps for iOS and Android devices

9. SpeedPro Slow Speed Video Edit

Price: Free but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 9.0 or later

Changing a video clip’s playback speed with this app is a simple three-step process. After you import a video clip into the app, you will be taken to the Adjust Speed screen, where you can choose if you want to alter the playback speed of an entire video clip or speed up or slow down a particular segment of a video.

Afterward, you have to drag the Video Speed slider to the left or to the right and the app will automatically adjust the speed of your video. When done, you can import an audio file from your phone and proceed to export the file to the camera roll or upload it to YouTube or Instagram.

Pros

Functional and intuitive interface
Effortless file importing process
Changing a video’s playback speed requires you to drag a slider
Solid file sharing options

Cons

Supports only a small number of video file formats
No video editing tools

10. iMovie

Price: Free

Supported OS: iOS 13.0 or later

You can change a video’s playback speed in iMovie even if you have never edited a video before. After you create a new project and import a video clip into the app, you have to tap on the Speed icon. A slider that enables you to reduce a video’s playback speed to 1/8 of its original speed or make it twice as fast will appear on the screen, so you can drag it left or right to set a new playback speed for your video.

If you are not happy with the results, you can tap on the Reset button, and iMovie will return the playback speed of your video clip to its normal value.

Pros

Free and easy playback speed adjustment process
The app is compatible with all iOS-based devices
Supports 4K video editing
Offers a wide range of video editing tools

Cons

Lacks the versatility of professional video editing apps
Audio editing options could be better

Still can’t decide which video editing app to use for changing video speed? I’ve made a comparison table, hoping that can help you decide.

Video Editor	User Rating	Supported OS	Price	Best for
Filmora	4.1	iOS 11.0 or later, Android 4.2 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Vlogit	4.1	iOS 9.0 or later, Android 4.3 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Quik	4.9	iOS 10.0 or later, Android 5.0 and up	Free	Social media videos
Vizmato	4.1	iOS 10.0 or later, Android 4.4 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Video Speed	4.1	Android 4.1 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Videoshop	4.8	iOS 11.1 or later, Android	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Slow Fast Slow	4.4	iOS 10.0 or later	Free	Social media videos
KineMaster	4.5	iOS 10.3 or later, Android 4.1 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
SpeedPro Slow	4.1	iOS 9.0 or later	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
iMovie	3.9	iOS 13.0 or later	Free	Social media videos

Want to make a slo-mo video? Check these best free slo-mo video editing apps for iPhone and Android .

Conclusion

Changing a video’s playback speed is a routine video editing action that can make any video more visually dynamic if used correctly. Any of the slow and fast motion video editing apps we included in this article can be used to create stunning slow-motion videos and time-lapses. Which of these apps will you use to speed up or slow down the videos you record with your iOS and Android devices? Leave a comment and let us know.

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10 Best Video Speed Changing Apps for iOS and Android

1. Filmora for mobile

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 11.0 or later, Android 4.2 and up

Pros

Simple video playback speed adjustment process
A rich library of visual effects
Supports all common video file formats
Versatile color correction tools

Cons

All videos created with the free version of Filmora are watermarked
Exporting footage in 4K resolution is not an option

2. Vlogit

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 9.0 or later, Android 4.3 and up

Pros

Offers a variety of opener templates
Excellent social media sharing capabilities
Effortless video playback speed control
Offers video recording options

Cons

The app is prone to crashes
Limited audio editing options

3. Quik

Price: Free

Supported OS: iOS 10.0 or later, Android 5.0 or later

Pros

Compatible with a broad range of GoPro cameras
Allows users to combine more than 200 photos and videos in a single project
Simplifies the process of creating Slo-mo videos
Excellent selection of themes

Cons

Limited file-sharing capabilities
Poor choice of output file formats

4. Vizmato

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 10.0 or later, Android 4.4 and up

Pros

Offers more than twenty template themes
Rich music and sound effect library
Effortless video playback speed adjustment process
Good video recording features

Cons

Vizmato adds watermarks to all videos edited with the free version of the app
The app crashes often

5. Video Speed: Fast Video and Slow Motion Video

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: Android 4.1 and up

Optionally, you can add music to each video you edit with this app, but you won’t be able to perform color corrections or apply visual effects to the footage you process with this app.

Pros

Enables users to speed up or slow down videos up to four times their original playback speed
Supports a broad range of video file formats
Short rendering times
Simple and intuitive IU

Cons

No video or audio editing tools
Ads can be frustrating

6. Videoshop: Video Editor

Price: Free, but contains in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 11.1 or later, Android – varies with device

Pros

Creating slow motion or fast motion videos with Videoshop is easy
Stop motion video recording capability
Allows users to reverse their videos
Offers a selection of animated titles

Cons

You can only edit videos recorded with iPhone and iPads on the iOS version of the app
The free version of Videoshop offers only a limited range of video editing tools

7. Slow Fast Slow

Price: Free

Supported OS: iOS 10 or later

Pros

An interactive timeline simplifies the process of changing a video’s playback speed.
Complete control over the audio pitch
Videos can be slowed down to 1/16 of their original speed
Allows users to export videos in the square aspect ratio

Cons

No audio or video effects
Sharing files directly from the app is not an option

8. KineMaster

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 10.3 or later, Android 4.1 and up

Pros

Precise video playback speed control
Advanced audio editing tools
Great selection of filters and visual effects
Excellent file-sharing capabilities

Cons

Requires at least basic video editing skills
More expensive than most video editing apps for iOS and Android devices

9. SpeedPro Slow Speed Video Edit

Price: Free but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 9.0 or later

Pros

Functional and intuitive interface
Effortless file importing process
Changing a video’s playback speed requires you to drag a slider
Solid file sharing options

Cons

Supports only a small number of video file formats
No video editing tools

10. iMovie

Price: Free

Supported OS: iOS 13.0 or later

If you are not happy with the results, you can tap on the Reset button, and iMovie will return the playback speed of your video clip to its normal value.

Pros

Free and easy playback speed adjustment process
The app is compatible with all iOS-based devices
Supports 4K video editing
Offers a wide range of video editing tools

Cons

Lacks the versatility of professional video editing apps
Audio editing options could be better

Still can’t decide which video editing app to use for changing video speed? I’ve made a comparison table, hoping that can help you decide.

Video Editor	User Rating	Supported OS	Price	Best for
Filmora	4.1	iOS 11.0 or later, Android 4.2 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Vlogit	4.1	iOS 9.0 or later, Android 4.3 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Quik	4.9	iOS 10.0 or later, Android 5.0 and up	Free	Social media videos
Vizmato	4.1	iOS 10.0 or later, Android 4.4 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Video Speed	4.1	Android 4.1 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Videoshop	4.8	iOS 11.1 or later, Android	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Slow Fast Slow	4.4	iOS 10.0 or later	Free	Social media videos
KineMaster	4.5	iOS 10.3 or later, Android 4.1 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
SpeedPro Slow	4.1	iOS 9.0 or later	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
iMovie	3.9	iOS 13.0 or later	Free	Social media videos

Want to make a slo-mo video? Check these best free slo-mo video editing apps for iPhone and Android .

Conclusion

Free Download

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Secure Download

Free Download

For macOS 10.14 or later

Secure Download

Click here to get Filmora for PC by email
or Try Filmora App for mobile >>>

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Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

10 Best Video Speed Changing Apps for iOS and Android

1. Filmora for mobile

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 11.0 or later, Android 4.2 and up

Pros

Simple video playback speed adjustment process
A rich library of visual effects
Supports all common video file formats
Versatile color correction tools

Cons

All videos created with the free version of Filmora are watermarked
Exporting footage in 4K resolution is not an option

2. Vlogit

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 9.0 or later, Android 4.3 and up

Pros

Offers a variety of opener templates
Excellent social media sharing capabilities
Effortless video playback speed control
Offers video recording options

Cons

The app is prone to crashes
Limited audio editing options

3. Quik

Price: Free

Supported OS: iOS 10.0 or later, Android 5.0 or later

Pros

Compatible with a broad range of GoPro cameras
Allows users to combine more than 200 photos and videos in a single project
Simplifies the process of creating Slo-mo videos
Excellent selection of themes

Cons

Limited file-sharing capabilities
Poor choice of output file formats

4. Vizmato

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 10.0 or later, Android 4.4 and up

Pros

Offers more than twenty template themes
Rich music and sound effect library
Effortless video playback speed adjustment process
Good video recording features

Cons

Vizmato adds watermarks to all videos edited with the free version of the app
The app crashes often

5. Video Speed: Fast Video and Slow Motion Video

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: Android 4.1 and up

Optionally, you can add music to each video you edit with this app, but you won’t be able to perform color corrections or apply visual effects to the footage you process with this app.

Pros

Enables users to speed up or slow down videos up to four times their original playback speed
Supports a broad range of video file formats
Short rendering times
Simple and intuitive IU

Cons

No video or audio editing tools
Ads can be frustrating

6. Videoshop: Video Editor

Price: Free, but contains in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 11.1 or later, Android – varies with device

Pros

Creating slow motion or fast motion videos with Videoshop is easy
Stop motion video recording capability
Allows users to reverse their videos
Offers a selection of animated titles

Cons

You can only edit videos recorded with iPhone and iPads on the iOS version of the app
The free version of Videoshop offers only a limited range of video editing tools

7. Slow Fast Slow

Price: Free

Supported OS: iOS 10 or later

Pros

An interactive timeline simplifies the process of changing a video’s playback speed.
Complete control over the audio pitch
Videos can be slowed down to 1/16 of their original speed
Allows users to export videos in the square aspect ratio

Cons

No audio or video effects
Sharing files directly from the app is not an option

8. KineMaster

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 10.3 or later, Android 4.1 and up

Pros

Precise video playback speed control
Advanced audio editing tools
Great selection of filters and visual effects
Excellent file-sharing capabilities

Cons

Requires at least basic video editing skills
More expensive than most video editing apps for iOS and Android devices

9. SpeedPro Slow Speed Video Edit

Price: Free but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 9.0 or later

Pros

Functional and intuitive interface
Effortless file importing process
Changing a video’s playback speed requires you to drag a slider
Solid file sharing options

Cons

Supports only a small number of video file formats
No video editing tools

10. iMovie

Price: Free

Supported OS: iOS 13.0 or later

If you are not happy with the results, you can tap on the Reset button, and iMovie will return the playback speed of your video clip to its normal value.

Pros

Free and easy playback speed adjustment process
The app is compatible with all iOS-based devices
Supports 4K video editing
Offers a wide range of video editing tools

Cons

Lacks the versatility of professional video editing apps
Audio editing options could be better

Still can’t decide which video editing app to use for changing video speed? I’ve made a comparison table, hoping that can help you decide.

Video Editor	User Rating	Supported OS	Price	Best for
Filmora	4.1	iOS 11.0 or later, Android 4.2 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Vlogit	4.1	iOS 9.0 or later, Android 4.3 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Quik	4.9	iOS 10.0 or later, Android 5.0 and up	Free	Social media videos
Vizmato	4.1	iOS 10.0 or later, Android 4.4 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Video Speed	4.1	Android 4.1 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Videoshop	4.8	iOS 11.1 or later, Android	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Slow Fast Slow	4.4	iOS 10.0 or later	Free	Social media videos
KineMaster	4.5	iOS 10.3 or later, Android 4.1 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
SpeedPro Slow	4.1	iOS 9.0 or later	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
iMovie	3.9	iOS 13.0 or later	Free	Social media videos

Want to make a slo-mo video? Check these best free slo-mo video editing apps for iPhone and Android .

Conclusion

Free Download

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Secure Download

Free Download

For macOS 10.14 or later

Secure Download

Click here to get Filmora for PC by email
or Try Filmora App for mobile >>>

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Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

10 Best Video Speed Changing Apps for iOS and Android

1. Filmora for mobile

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 11.0 or later, Android 4.2 and up

Pros

Simple video playback speed adjustment process
A rich library of visual effects
Supports all common video file formats
Versatile color correction tools

Cons

All videos created with the free version of Filmora are watermarked
Exporting footage in 4K resolution is not an option

2. Vlogit

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 9.0 or later, Android 4.3 and up

Pros

Offers a variety of opener templates
Excellent social media sharing capabilities
Effortless video playback speed control
Offers video recording options

Cons

The app is prone to crashes
Limited audio editing options

3. Quik

Price: Free

Supported OS: iOS 10.0 or later, Android 5.0 or later

Pros

Compatible with a broad range of GoPro cameras
Allows users to combine more than 200 photos and videos in a single project
Simplifies the process of creating Slo-mo videos
Excellent selection of themes

Cons

Limited file-sharing capabilities
Poor choice of output file formats

4. Vizmato

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 10.0 or later, Android 4.4 and up

Pros

Offers more than twenty template themes
Rich music and sound effect library
Effortless video playback speed adjustment process
Good video recording features

Cons

Vizmato adds watermarks to all videos edited with the free version of the app
The app crashes often

5. Video Speed: Fast Video and Slow Motion Video

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: Android 4.1 and up

Optionally, you can add music to each video you edit with this app, but you won’t be able to perform color corrections or apply visual effects to the footage you process with this app.

Pros

Enables users to speed up or slow down videos up to four times their original playback speed
Supports a broad range of video file formats
Short rendering times
Simple and intuitive IU

Cons

No video or audio editing tools
Ads can be frustrating

6. Videoshop: Video Editor

Price: Free, but contains in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 11.1 or later, Android – varies with device

Pros

Creating slow motion or fast motion videos with Videoshop is easy
Stop motion video recording capability
Allows users to reverse their videos
Offers a selection of animated titles

Cons

You can only edit videos recorded with iPhone and iPads on the iOS version of the app
The free version of Videoshop offers only a limited range of video editing tools

7. Slow Fast Slow

Price: Free

Supported OS: iOS 10 or later

Pros

An interactive timeline simplifies the process of changing a video’s playback speed.
Complete control over the audio pitch
Videos can be slowed down to 1/16 of their original speed
Allows users to export videos in the square aspect ratio

Cons

No audio or video effects
Sharing files directly from the app is not an option

8. KineMaster

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 10.3 or later, Android 4.1 and up

Pros

Precise video playback speed control
Advanced audio editing tools
Great selection of filters and visual effects
Excellent file-sharing capabilities

Cons

Requires at least basic video editing skills
More expensive than most video editing apps for iOS and Android devices

9. SpeedPro Slow Speed Video Edit

Price: Free but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 9.0 or later

Pros

Functional and intuitive interface
Effortless file importing process
Changing a video’s playback speed requires you to drag a slider
Solid file sharing options

Cons

Supports only a small number of video file formats
No video editing tools

10. iMovie

Price: Free

Supported OS: iOS 13.0 or later

If you are not happy with the results, you can tap on the Reset button, and iMovie will return the playback speed of your video clip to its normal value.

Pros

Free and easy playback speed adjustment process
The app is compatible with all iOS-based devices
Supports 4K video editing
Offers a wide range of video editing tools

Cons

Lacks the versatility of professional video editing apps
Audio editing options could be better

Still can’t decide which video editing app to use for changing video speed? I’ve made a comparison table, hoping that can help you decide.

Video Editor	User Rating	Supported OS	Price	Best for
Filmora	4.1	iOS 11.0 or later, Android 4.2 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Vlogit	4.1	iOS 9.0 or later, Android 4.3 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Quik	4.9	iOS 10.0 or later, Android 5.0 and up	Free	Social media videos
Vizmato	4.1	iOS 10.0 or later, Android 4.4 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Video Speed	4.1	Android 4.1 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Videoshop	4.8	iOS 11.1 or later, Android	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Slow Fast Slow	4.4	iOS 10.0 or later	Free	Social media videos
KineMaster	4.5	iOS 10.3 or later, Android 4.1 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
SpeedPro Slow	4.1	iOS 9.0 or later	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
iMovie	3.9	iOS 13.0 or later	Free	Social media videos

Want to make a slo-mo video? Check these best free slo-mo video editing apps for iPhone and Android .

Conclusion

Free Download

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Secure Download

Free Download

For macOS 10.14 or later

Secure Download

Click here to get Filmora for PC by email
or Try Filmora App for mobile >>>

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Best of the Best: Top 5 Video Editing Apps for iPhone This Year

Top 5 Best Video Editing Apps for iPhone in 2024

Shanoon Cox

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

An iPhone is a top user choice because it can perform time-intensive tasks without any hassle. We all are inclined to make digital content as it is an easy means to earn money and showcase our creative side. Are you able to film with your iPhone but do not know how to edit on it? You can easily edit on iPhone if you have the right editing apps with excellent mobile compatibility. Stay tuned to learn about 5 iPhone video editor apps that will make editing a smooth process. Let’s begin!

Part 1: Best Video Editing Apps for iPhone
Part 2: Edit Video on Desktop with Filmora

Part 1: Best Video Editing Apps for iPhone

Want to know some of the best editing apps for iPhone that can help you make attractive videos? Here you can learn about some tips and tricks to excel at YouTubing or making TikTok videos. Read more to turn your wish turn into reality:

1. Filmora - Easy-to-use and Powerful

Filmora is the best iPhone video editor app with no watermark, which is generally an issue with most video editing apps. It has a simple interface and is easy to use for beginners. Furthermore, it has many excellent features to make your video look professional such as trimming, adding transitions, adding captions, filters, etc. You can preview every single segment before saving it.

Moreover, you can edit the video and feature top-notch quality videos for your audience! It edits videos with 4K quality and offers multiple add-on options such as adding emojis, filters, text, background music, and changing background. Its intuitive interface makes editing simpler using powerful built-in tools. One of the best things about Filmora is importing custom music and adding it to any video segment. Sharing through Filmora is effortless; you can share it on various platforms directly or save it on your phone.

Additionally, the recent update from Filmora brings the plenty of new features including AR stickers, GIFs, and weekly cloud-based update. A rick integrated stock library helps you access a massive collection of GIFs and pictures from Unsplash, GIPHY and Pixabay.

Price: The monthly paid Filmora plan costs USD 6.99, and the annual plan costs USD 32.99.

Pros:

Trim, transfer, and filter
4K HD video editing software
Intuitive interface
Cloud based weekly update
Massive collection of AR stickers, and GIFs

Cons:

The free version has a watermark

2. iMovie - Friendly for Beginner

The iMovie video editing app is specially developed for iOS devices and is super easy to use, making it ideal for beginners. The intuitive touch gestures and a robust assortment of editing features make it worthy of editing professional videos. Moreover, a user can use the app to create both long and short aesthetic videos. What’s crazy about this app is that it has 13 custom-designed Apple filters that make your video shots look flawless from all angles. It has eight unique themes and templates. It allows adding a solid or gradient background to videos.

Editing with iMovie becomes even simpler because it has 80 songs in the library; you do not have to pay to buy tracks. iMovie offers all essential features for free such as trimming options, transitions, filters, music, animated titles, themes, etc. Adding slow motion to your videos according to your pace choice has never been accessible before. On the other hand, a user can Airdrop videos, save them on Google Drive or iCloud for sharing or future use. The 4K quality remains intact even after downloading or sharing on various social media platforms. You know where to head when you want to make an adorable video to engage with your audience or grow your audience- iMovie has got you covered!

Price: iMovie is free iOS software; hence, a win-win situation for iPhone users.

Pros:

13 custom-designed Apple filters
80 free songs
4K video quality
Eight unique themes

Cons:

Works with only codec MP4 files

3. Quik - Best for Editing GoPro Video

Quik is a great iPhone video editor which works ideally to edit GoPro footage. The fast-paced editing capability of Quik impresses most professionals as well as beginners, especially the ones looking for a user-friendly iPhone editing app. Moving further, it does not fail to impress users with its outstanding splice feature. It is easier to merge videos by adding transitions in the middle. Twenty-four different presets help users to easily edit 4K quality videos without putting in much effort.

Here’s a crazy thing to note; you can add GIFs, emojis, and random texts to make your video more fun. It is super easy to eliminate extra footage, add voiceover, add slow-motion, and fasten a video. It has all the basic yet powerful features one needs to make a video look striking and attractive. The functionality to edit photos also makes it a multi-purpose app.

Price: Quik provides a free trial to a user, but it charges $1.99 a month and $9.99 annually after the trial is over.

Pros:

24 presets
Splice videos
Smooth transition
Cut extra footage

Cons:

Allows to edit 50 photos/videos

4. LumaFusion - Professional Editor for iPhone

LumaFusion is an iPhone video editor app that you can use to edit videos on the go. Isn’t it exciting to be able to edit professional videos through your iPhone? LumaFusion is known for its intense video stabilization feature through which you can eliminate shakiness from the footage. The powerful editing tools help you edit multiple segments of 4K videos.

You can resize, reframe, slow down, fasten, merge and cut out the video. It supports 10-bit HDR video export from iPhone easily. The zoom feature enables you to notice even the smallest detail in the video. It is super easy to refine the video and make it flawless according to your needs. The pre-built templates make it easier for users to edit intros, reels, Instagram stories, etc.

Price: Apple offers an in-app purchase of LumaFusion for $29.99. It is a one-time purchase; you can use it for free after that. However, you can also subscribe to storyblocks for Lumafusion for $69.99 annually and $9.99 monthly.

Pros:

10-bit HDR video export
Edit 4K videos
Easy to share
Change video speed

Cons:

No iCloud synchronization

5. Adobe Premiere Rush - Ideal Choice for YouTubers

Adobe Premiere Rush is great for YouTubers who want to produce content quickly without compromising on quality. The powerful tools within the app help in creating interactive and aesthetic content for all social media platforms. The built-in functionality of a camera helps you to record and edit on the go. The app has built-in royalty-free music, which you can add to different video segments to add life to it. Using pictures-in-picture features, animated graphics, overlays, and blurring, you can make your video look highly professional.

The premium features such as automatic defect and repetition detection help saving time for rewatching edited footage. The AI Sensei and auto-ducking feature help in balancing the sound. The sound automatically decreases to highlight dialogues. Adobe Premiere Rush is made for editing videos to be shared on social media. It allows the readjustment of frames to enhance its visibility on social media. The app makes it easy to share edited videos on TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter in just one click.

Price: Adobe Premiere Rush costs $9.99 per month and gives you access to all the premium features.

Pros:

Auto-ducking
Royalty-free music
Automatic problem detection
Share on social media directly

Cons:

No green screen feature

Part 2: Edit Video on Desktop with Filmora

Besides using an iPhone video editor to edit on the phone, you can also try desktop applications such as Filmora to edit videos on laptop . Filmora supports Mac and Windows while the Filmora is an app for iOS as well as Android. It has powerful video editing features and 300+ phenomenal effects at your disposal. YouTubers will find this app super convenient to edit videos and upload quickly. You must be wondering about its features; here are some:

1. Professional editing tools

Filmora allows you to edit professional videos by providing features such as zoom-in, zoom-out, blur, reverse audio, adding screenshots, and screen recording. Basic features such as trimming, merging, rotating, splitting merging, etc., are ideal for beginners. A user has the full ability to manage audio and video speed.

2. Video Effects

Additionally, Filmora desktop video editor supports many formats and provides advanced tools to accomplish your goals.

3. Audio tuning

Music makes a video more attractive and gets a user to stay. Through Filmora, users can edit sound also to make it sharper, remove background noise, make music fade-in or fade-out, etc. It adds more emotions and attractiveness to a video.

4. Intensify colors

Filmora has basic color gradient features through which a user can intensify video colors. It has LUT 3D effects through which you can balance out colors, add more cool or warm impact to a video.

Conclusion

There are many iPhone video editor apps available, but not all provide value to you. A good video editor app within your phone ensures that you can produce content on the go anywhere. Keeping your needs in mind, we have mentioned five of our top choices with great features. These apps do not only have outstanding features, but they are also relatively easier to use. All of the powerful editing features within these apps are ideal for creating professional videos that attract the audience. It is on you to use these apps to their maximum potential to generate content that helps you grow.

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Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

Part 1: Best Video Editing Apps for iPhone
Part 2: Edit Video on Desktop with Filmora

Part 1: Best Video Editing Apps for iPhone

1. Filmora - Easy-to-use and Powerful

Price: The monthly paid Filmora plan costs USD 6.99, and the annual plan costs USD 32.99.

Pros:

Trim, transfer, and filter
4K HD video editing software
Intuitive interface
Cloud based weekly update
Massive collection of AR stickers, and GIFs

Cons:

The free version has a watermark

2. iMovie - Friendly for Beginner

Price: iMovie is free iOS software; hence, a win-win situation for iPhone users.

Pros:

13 custom-designed Apple filters
80 free songs
4K video quality
Eight unique themes

Cons:

Works with only codec MP4 files

3. Quik - Best for Editing GoPro Video

Price: Quik provides a free trial to a user, but it charges $1.99 a month and $9.99 annually after the trial is over.

Pros:

24 presets
Splice videos
Smooth transition
Cut extra footage

Cons:

Allows to edit 50 photos/videos

4. LumaFusion - Professional Editor for iPhone

Pros:

10-bit HDR video export
Edit 4K videos
Easy to share
Change video speed

Cons:

No iCloud synchronization

5. Adobe Premiere Rush - Ideal Choice for YouTubers

Price: Adobe Premiere Rush costs $9.99 per month and gives you access to all the premium features.

Pros:

Auto-ducking
Royalty-free music
Automatic problem detection
Share on social media directly

Cons:

No green screen feature

Part 2: Edit Video on Desktop with Filmora

1. Professional editing tools

2. Video Effects

Additionally, Filmora desktop video editor supports many formats and provides advanced tools to accomplish your goals.

3. Audio tuning

4. Intensify colors

Filmora has basic color gradient features through which a user can intensify video colors. It has LUT 3D effects through which you can balance out colors, add more cool or warm impact to a video.

Conclusion

Shanoon Cox

Shanoon Cox is a writer and a lover of all things video.

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Shanoon Cox

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

Part 1: Best Video Editing Apps for iPhone
Part 2: Edit Video on Desktop with Filmora

Part 1: Best Video Editing Apps for iPhone

1. Filmora - Easy-to-use and Powerful

Price: The monthly paid Filmora plan costs USD 6.99, and the annual plan costs USD 32.99.

Pros:

Trim, transfer, and filter
4K HD video editing software
Intuitive interface
Cloud based weekly update
Massive collection of AR stickers, and GIFs

Cons:

The free version has a watermark

2. iMovie - Friendly for Beginner

Price: iMovie is free iOS software; hence, a win-win situation for iPhone users.

Pros:

13 custom-designed Apple filters
80 free songs
4K video quality
Eight unique themes

Cons:

Works with only codec MP4 files

3. Quik - Best for Editing GoPro Video

Price: Quik provides a free trial to a user, but it charges $1.99 a month and $9.99 annually after the trial is over.

Pros:

24 presets
Splice videos
Smooth transition
Cut extra footage

Cons:

Allows to edit 50 photos/videos

4. LumaFusion - Professional Editor for iPhone

Pros:

10-bit HDR video export
Edit 4K videos
Easy to share
Change video speed

Cons:

No iCloud synchronization

5. Adobe Premiere Rush - Ideal Choice for YouTubers

Price: Adobe Premiere Rush costs $9.99 per month and gives you access to all the premium features.

Pros:

Auto-ducking
Royalty-free music
Automatic problem detection
Share on social media directly

Cons:

No green screen feature

Part 2: Edit Video on Desktop with Filmora

1. Professional editing tools

2. Video Effects

Additionally, Filmora desktop video editor supports many formats and provides advanced tools to accomplish your goals.

3. Audio tuning

4. Intensify colors

Filmora has basic color gradient features through which a user can intensify video colors. It has LUT 3D effects through which you can balance out colors, add more cool or warm impact to a video.

Conclusion

Shanoon Cox

Shanoon Cox is a writer and a lover of all things video.

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Shanoon Cox

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

Part 1: Best Video Editing Apps for iPhone
Part 2: Edit Video on Desktop with Filmora

Part 1: Best Video Editing Apps for iPhone

1. Filmora - Easy-to-use and Powerful

Price: The monthly paid Filmora plan costs USD 6.99, and the annual plan costs USD 32.99.

Pros:

Trim, transfer, and filter
4K HD video editing software
Intuitive interface
Cloud based weekly update
Massive collection of AR stickers, and GIFs

Cons:

The free version has a watermark

2. iMovie - Friendly for Beginner

Price: iMovie is free iOS software; hence, a win-win situation for iPhone users.

Pros:

13 custom-designed Apple filters
80 free songs
4K video quality
Eight unique themes

Cons:

Works with only codec MP4 files

3. Quik - Best for Editing GoPro Video

Price: Quik provides a free trial to a user, but it charges $1.99 a month and $9.99 annually after the trial is over.

Pros:

24 presets
Splice videos
Smooth transition
Cut extra footage

Cons:

Allows to edit 50 photos/videos

4. LumaFusion - Professional Editor for iPhone

Pros:

10-bit HDR video export
Edit 4K videos
Easy to share
Change video speed

Cons:

No iCloud synchronization

5. Adobe Premiere Rush - Ideal Choice for YouTubers

Price: Adobe Premiere Rush costs $9.99 per month and gives you access to all the premium features.

Pros:

Auto-ducking
Royalty-free music
Automatic problem detection
Share on social media directly

Cons:

No green screen feature

Part 2: Edit Video on Desktop with Filmora

1. Professional editing tools

2. Video Effects

Additionally, Filmora desktop video editor supports many formats and provides advanced tools to accomplish your goals.

3. Audio tuning

4. Intensify colors

Filmora has basic color gradient features through which a user can intensify video colors. It has LUT 3D effects through which you can balance out colors, add more cool or warm impact to a video.

Conclusion

Shanoon Cox

Shanoon Cox is a writer and a lover of all things video.

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IMovie for Android? Try These Top Alternatives Instead

iMovie is one of the best software options out there for novice editors. However, it is available only in iOS and macOS versions, leaving people looking for a capable iMovie alternative for Android.

Luckily, multiple apps are available with similar qualities to the iOS software, with rich effects, soundtracks, and themes to select from. Go through this list of the best apps similar to iMovie for Android, and choose one to use.

Filmora
VideoShow
VivaVideo
VidTrim Pro
WeVideo
Magisto
KineMaster
InShot
CapCut
Splice

How To Edit a Video With an iMovie Alternative on Android

Part 1: Top Pick for iMovie for Android Alternative

To start off the discussion on the most similar Android alternative iMovie apps you will find in terms of functionality and benefits; three stand out. This table cohesively represents them for you to know the main points of concern about each.

#1 Wondershare Filmora- Best for Custom video edits with preset templates

For high-quality video recording and then editing, the Filmora tool is useful. Easily add preset filters and templates, adjust sound quality, and more.

Download now on Google Play Store and Apple App Store .

Rating: 4 out of 5

Free, with in-app costs starting at USD 1.99.

Part 2: Ultimate Overview on 10 Best Alternatives to iMovie for Android

Yes, the above three are the best iMovie similar apps for Android. However, they are not the only ones to consider seriously. Go through this comparative table on the top 10 alternatives you should try, with their main points on display.

OS	Price	Ease of Use	Overall Rating
Filmora	Android, iOS	Free, cost starting at USD 1.99	Easy	4 out of 5
VideoShow	Android, iOS	Free, cost between USD 0.99- USD 179.99	Medium-Difficult	2.5 out of 5
VivaVideo	Android, iOS	Free, cost starting at USD 1.99	Easy	3.8 out of 5
VidTrim Pro	Android	USD 3.49	Easy-Medium	4.1 out of 5
WeVideo	Android, iOS, Chromebook, Windows	Creator- USD 9.99, Business- USD 36.99, Enterprise- quoted price	Easy-Medium	4.4 out of 5
Magisto	Android, iOS	Premium- USD 4.99, Professional- USD 9.99, Business- USD 34.99	Medium-Difficult	3.9 out of 5
KineMaster	Android, iOS	Free	Easy-Medium	4 out of 5
Spice	Android, iOS	Free with costs between USD 0.99 to USD 89.99	Medium-Difficult	4.5 out of 5
Filmora 11 (Windows)	Windows 11/10/8.1/8/7	Monthly- USD 19.99, Quarterly- USD 49.99, Annual- USD 79.99	Easy	4.4 out of 5
Filmora 11 (Mac)	macOS 10.14 - macOS 11	Monthly- USD 19.99, Quarterly- USD 49.99, Annual- USD 79.99	Easy	4.4 out of 5

Part 3: 8 Best Windows Movie Maker Alternatives for Android

Indeed, multiple capable apps are available that Android users can opt for to improve their video projects with high-quality edits, both custom and using preset templates. Learn more about them here and find the most useful Android app equivalent to iMovie for your personalized needs.

1. Filmora

Best for Custom Video Edits With Pre-Set Templates

One of the best Android alternatives to iMovie is Filmora, with its high-grade editing functions after shooting the videos. Use standard tools like splitting, cutting, copying, and merging while also available premium features like voiceover addition and background removal.

Cost: Free with in-app purchases starting at USD 1.99.

Key Features:

Easily share files on social media accounts.
Add options from a list of fun stickers.
Multiple preset dynamic filters and effects for use.
Add voiceover and background sound effects.

Pros

Record videos before editing
The free trial comes with various creative editing tools
Suitable for all types of users due to its simple UI

Cons

Need to upgrade for the full advanced feature list access
Watermark removal is not available for free

How to download: Google Play Store , Apple App Store

Ratings: 4 out of 5 (TechRadar)

Summary of user verdict:

Users enjoy this app’s high-quality tools and editing interface, as per reviews .

2. VideoShow

Best for Funny Videos and Memes

Another top Samsung equivalent to iMovie, among other Android smartphones, is VideoShow. Using this, you can create engaging and visually attractive videos with animations, music, and FX transitions.

Cost: In-app purchases range from USD 0.99- USD 179.99.

Key Features:

Easily zoom in/out and adjust speed.

Ready-made templates and filters are available.
Add customized background audio.
Add doodles and images into videos.

Pros

Access materials center for filters, themes, GIFs, stickers, etc
Compress videos to save space
Add voiceovers to the videos

Cons

The slightly complex learning curve here
Need to upgrade to get full use of preset functions

How to download: Google Play Store , Apple App Store

Ratings: 2.5 out of 5

Summary of user verdict:

VideoShow is a major choice for intuitive and simple usability during video editing. Users enjoy the various tools available.

3. VivaVideo

Best for Short Video Recording and Editing

VivaVideo is a capable app similar to iMovie for Android that allows users the opportunity to create high-resolution short videos and then fine-tune them better. Here, easily make changes like cutting out the background, removing unnecessary sound effects, changing speed, and more.

Cost: Free with in-app purchases starting at USD 1.99

Key Features:

Select chorus in video playback with one click.
Translate subtitle tracks.
PIP support for additional features like denoise, voice changer, reverse, etc.
Restore the deleted background with a single tap.

Pros

Optimized toolbar for easy feature access
Add and organize favorites
Long press on the video to include PIP elements

Cons

No major dimension support
Advanced benefits like 4K UHD support requires upgrades

How to download: Google Play Store , Apple App Store

Ratings: 3.8 out of 5

Summary of user verdict:

As per reviews , users can easily find and use the various top-grade functions here, like unwanted part removal, duration changing, cropping, and canvas support.

4. VidTrim Pro

Best for Video Edits With Transcoding Support

The VidTrim Pro is a professional-level Android-based video editor. Use it to cut video files into shorter clips and merge, adjust the visuals with effects like Blur, Luma, etc., and much more. It is compatible with ARM/x86 CPUs as well.

Cost: USD 3.49

Key Features:

Convert files into audio type, i.e., MP3.
Multiple effects like Negate, Vignette, Negate, etc.
True rotation if you are using encoding and quick rotation if not.
Transcoding is supported for video files.

Pros

Multiple languages are supported
Delete the clips easily
Play the files before sharing

Cons

Automatically saves into internal storage, no other choices
No iOS alternative is available

How to download: Google Play Store

Ratings: 4.1 out of 5

Summary of user verdict:

Users leave reviews on the simple usability of the VidTrim Pro app on Google, including trimming and transcoding support here.

5. WeVideo

Best for Cloud-Based Editing on Android and Browsers

For professionals, WeVideo is a strong iMovie alternative for Android-based use. Companies and educational institutes use this app for creating short but engaging promotional videos and tutorials.

Cost: Creator- USD 9.99, Business- USD 36.99, Enterprise- quoted price

Key Features:

Remove the background with green screen support.
Royalty-free and commercially licensed songs are available.
Instant upload and editing quality.
Huge stock of images, videos, and stickers.

Pros

Multiple platforms supported
Accessible through browsers
Cloud service support assures more storage

Cons

Limited native app benefits
Need to upgrade to a paid plan to access more publishing time

How to download: Google Play Store , Apple App Store

Ratings: 4.4 out of 5 (G2)

Summary of user verdict:

As per reviews , WeVideo is a favorite of many users, some of who have utilized it for years to create and edit stylish videos. It is simple for beginners.

6. Magisto

Best for Marketing and Promotional Video Making

Another top app similar to iMovie for Android users to depend on is Magisto. Use it to create crisp and visually appealing short videos with premium styles and standard-level editing tools.

Cost: Premium- USD 4.99, Professional- USD 9.99, Business- USD 34.99

Key Features:

Commercially-licensed stock music is available.
Download final files in HD quality.
Good customer support benefits are present.
Add personalized logo/text into videos.

Pros

Download an unlimited number of videos
Standard editor is available for all users
Premium-level styles and templates are available

Cons

Cannot make videos over 10 minutes long
Cloud support only for Professional/Business plan users

How to download: Google Play Store , Apple App Store

Ratings: 3.9 out of 5

Summary of user verdict:

Customers and professional editing experts enjoy the easy-to-use quality of Magisto for creating marketing videos in lesser time.

7. KineMaster

Best for Advanced Video Edits on Open-Source Platform

KineMaster is an open-source app that Android users can try out to create fun videos for different needs, adding the templates available. Moreover, you can adjust the video speed, remove the background instantly, and blend different clips cohesively into one.

Cost: Free

Key Features:

Many templates and effects are available to choose from for instant optimization.
Reverse video playback.
Eight different available blending modes.
Chroma key support for background alteration.

Pros

Open-source features
Save and backup videos
Remix the project with your videos and images

Cons

Remove ads from videos if you upgrade your plan to Premium
Watermark on free edits

How to download: Google Play Store , Apple App Store

Ratings: 4 out of 5

Summary of user verdict:

There are many high-quality functions of KineMaster. As per reviews , the green screen support is very useful for quick and efficient video edits, after which they post them easily.

8.Splice

Best for Social Media Video Editing with Precise Audio

Another top software for video editing is Splice, which is available for both professionals and beginners to try out. It comes with standard cut/trim/merge tools, besides strong audio editing feature support. Use out of the 400 available songs for background audio and more.

Cost: Free with in-app purchases between USD 0.99 to USD 89.99.

Key Features:

Add customized texts into videos.
Free audio tracks are available for the background.
Speed features like hyperlapse and timelapse are available.
Import and edit bigger file sizes.

Pros

Mix and trim audio tracks precisely
Control video speed and audio volume
Share across social media platforms or save offline

Cons

Need to opt for paid plans to access unlimited feature access
Slightly complex to use for early beginners

How to download: Google Play Store , Apple App Store

Ratings: 4.5 out of 5

Summary of user verdict:

Splice is a useful app for various types of advanced editing work, at reasonable rates, as per reviewers .

Part 4: How To Edit a Video With an iMovie Alternative on Android

Now that you know all the best Android apps similar to iMovie choosing the best one should be easier. From an overall perspective, Filmora is one that surely stands out in terms of usability, variety of features, cost, and user-friendliness. So, you should try it out for instantaneous video editing work with movie-quality outcomes**.**

How to edit videos with Filmora?

Step1 Download the Filmora app on your Android phone.

Step2 Open the app and add video clips.

Step3 Use the tools available for specific edits. For example, click the Trim button to cut a section of the video.

Also, scale the editing timeline by pinching your fingers together.

Step4 After completing all editing steps, click on the Export button on top of the screen.

For a more detailed understanding of how the editing process works on this iMovie alternative for Android, see this tutorial video:

Final Words

All the apps mentioned are suitable for Android users for top-notch video editing work. For the best of the best benefits, you can try out Filmora, and even practice with the other choices. After checking all, you will have a better experience deciding the final choice.

Free Download For Win 7 or later(64-bit)

Free Download For macOS 10.14 or later

Part 1: Top Pick for iMovie for Android Alternative

#1 Wondershare Filmora- Best for Custom video edits with preset templates

For high-quality video recording and then editing, the Filmora tool is useful. Easily add preset filters and templates, adjust sound quality, and more.

Download now on Google Play Store and Apple App Store .

Rating: 4 out of 5

Free, with in-app costs starting at USD 1.99.

Part 2: Ultimate Overview on 10 Best Alternatives to iMovie for Android

OS	Price	Ease of Use	Overall Rating
Filmora	Android, iOS	Free, cost starting at USD 1.99	Easy	4 out of 5
VideoShow	Android, iOS	Free, cost between USD 0.99- USD 179.99	Medium-Difficult	2.5 out of 5
VivaVideo	Android, iOS	Free, cost starting at USD 1.99	Easy	3.8 out of 5
VidTrim Pro	Android	USD 3.49	Easy-Medium	4.1 out of 5
WeVideo	Android, iOS, Chromebook, Windows	Creator- USD 9.99, Business- USD 36.99, Enterprise- quoted price	Easy-Medium	4.4 out of 5
Magisto	Android, iOS	Premium- USD 4.99, Professional- USD 9.99, Business- USD 34.99	Medium-Difficult	3.9 out of 5
KineMaster	Android, iOS	Free	Easy-Medium	4 out of 5
Spice	Android, iOS	Free with costs between USD 0.99 to USD 89.99	Medium-Difficult	4.5 out of 5
Filmora 11 (Windows)	Windows 11/10/8.1/8/7	Monthly- USD 19.99, Quarterly- USD 49.99, Annual- USD 79.99	Easy	4.4 out of 5
Filmora 11 (Mac)	macOS 10.14 - macOS 11	Monthly- USD 19.99, Quarterly- USD 49.99, Annual- USD 79.99	Easy	4.4 out of 5

Part 3: 8 Best Windows Movie Maker Alternatives for Android

1. Filmora

Best for Custom Video Edits With Pre-Set Templates

Cost: Free with in-app purchases starting at USD 1.99.

Key Features:

Easily share files on social media accounts.
Add options from a list of fun stickers.
Multiple preset dynamic filters and effects for use.
Add voiceover and background sound effects.

Pros

Record videos before editing
The free trial comes with various creative editing tools
Suitable for all types of users due to its simple UI

Cons

Need to upgrade for the full advanced feature list access
Watermark removal is not available for free

How to download: Google Play Store , Apple App Store

Ratings: 4 out of 5 (TechRadar)

Summary of user verdict:

Users enjoy this app’s high-quality tools and editing interface, as per reviews .

2. VideoShow

Best for Funny Videos and Memes

Cost: In-app purchases range from USD 0.99- USD 179.99.

Key Features:

Easily zoom in/out and adjust speed.

Ready-made templates and filters are available.
Add customized background audio.
Add doodles and images into videos.

Pros

Access materials center for filters, themes, GIFs, stickers, etc
Compress videos to save space
Add voiceovers to the videos

Cons

The slightly complex learning curve here
Need to upgrade to get full use of preset functions

How to download: Google Play Store , Apple App Store

Ratings: 2.5 out of 5

Summary of user verdict:

VideoShow is a major choice for intuitive and simple usability during video editing. Users enjoy the various tools available.

3. VivaVideo

Best for Short Video Recording and Editing

Cost: Free with in-app purchases starting at USD 1.99

Key Features:

Select chorus in video playback with one click.
Translate subtitle tracks.
PIP support for additional features like denoise, voice changer, reverse, etc.
Restore the deleted background with a single tap.

Pros

Optimized toolbar for easy feature access
Add and organize favorites
Long press on the video to include PIP elements

Cons

No major dimension support
Advanced benefits like 4K UHD support requires upgrades

How to download: Google Play Store , Apple App Store

Ratings: 3.8 out of 5

Summary of user verdict:

As per reviews , users can easily find and use the various top-grade functions here, like unwanted part removal, duration changing, cropping, and canvas support.

4. VidTrim Pro

Best for Video Edits With Transcoding Support

Cost: USD 3.49

Key Features:

Convert files into audio type, i.e., MP3.
Multiple effects like Negate, Vignette, Negate, etc.
True rotation if you are using encoding and quick rotation if not.
Transcoding is supported for video files.

Pros

Multiple languages are supported
Delete the clips easily
Play the files before sharing

Cons

Automatically saves into internal storage, no other choices
No iOS alternative is available

How to download: Google Play Store

Ratings: 4.1 out of 5

Summary of user verdict:

Users leave reviews on the simple usability of the VidTrim Pro app on Google, including trimming and transcoding support here.

5. WeVideo

Best for Cloud-Based Editing on Android and Browsers

Cost: Creator- USD 9.99, Business- USD 36.99, Enterprise- quoted price

Key Features:

Remove the background with green screen support.
Royalty-free and commercially licensed songs are available.
Instant upload and editing quality.
Huge stock of images, videos, and stickers.

Pros

Multiple platforms supported
Accessible through browsers
Cloud service support assures more storage

Cons

Limited native app benefits
Need to upgrade to a paid plan to access more publishing time

How to download: Google Play Store , Apple App Store

Ratings: 4.4 out of 5 (G2)

Summary of user verdict:

As per reviews , WeVideo is a favorite of many users, some of who have utilized it for years to create and edit stylish videos. It is simple for beginners.

6. Magisto

Best for Marketing and Promotional Video Making

Another top app similar to iMovie for Android users to depend on is Magisto. Use it to create crisp and visually appealing short videos with premium styles and standard-level editing tools.

Cost: Premium- USD 4.99, Professional- USD 9.99, Business- USD 34.99

Key Features:

Commercially-licensed stock music is available.
Download final files in HD quality.
Good customer support benefits are present.
Add personalized logo/text into videos.

Pros

Download an unlimited number of videos
Standard editor is available for all users
Premium-level styles and templates are available

Cons

Cannot make videos over 10 minutes long
Cloud support only for Professional/Business plan users

How to download: Google Play Store , Apple App Store

Ratings: 3.9 out of 5

Summary of user verdict:

Customers and professional editing experts enjoy the easy-to-use quality of Magisto for creating marketing videos in lesser time.

7. KineMaster

Best for Advanced Video Edits on Open-Source Platform

Cost: Free

Key Features:

Many templates and effects are available to choose from for instant optimization.
Reverse video playback.
Eight different available blending modes.
Chroma key support for background alteration.

Pros

Open-source features
Save and backup videos
Remix the project with your videos and images

Cons

Remove ads from videos if you upgrade your plan to Premium
Watermark on free edits

How to download: Google Play Store , Apple App Store

Ratings: 4 out of 5

Summary of user verdict:

There are many high-quality functions of KineMaster. As per reviews , the green screen support is very useful for quick and efficient video edits, after which they post them easily.

8.Splice

Best for Social Media Video Editing with Precise Audio

Cost: Free with in-app purchases between USD 0.99 to USD 89.99.

Key Features:

Add customized texts into videos.
Free audio tracks are available for the background.
Speed features like hyperlapse and timelapse are available.
Import and edit bigger file sizes.

Pros

Mix and trim audio tracks precisely
Control video speed and audio volume
Share across social media platforms or save offline

Cons

Need to opt for paid plans to access unlimited feature access
Slightly complex to use for early beginners

How to download: Google Play Store , Apple App Store

Ratings: 4.5 out of 5

Summary of user verdict:

Splice is a useful app for various types of advanced editing work, at reasonable rates, as per reviewers .

Part 4: How To Edit a Video With an iMovie Alternative on Android

How to edit videos with Filmora?

Step1 Download the Filmora app on your Android phone.

Step2 Open the app and add video clips.

Step3 Use the tools available for specific edits. For example, click the Trim button to cut a section of the video.

Also, scale the editing timeline by pinching your fingers together.

Step4 After completing all editing steps, click on the Export button on top of the screen.

For a more detailed understanding of how the editing process works on this iMovie alternative for Android, see this tutorial video:

Final Words

Free Download For Win 7 or later(64-bit)

Free Download For macOS 10.14 or later

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