FCPX Power User: Unlock 40 Time-Saving Keyboard Shortcuts

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.”)

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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

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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.

Benjamin Arango

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

Follow @Benjamin Arango

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

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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.

Benjamin Arango

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

Follow @Benjamin Arango

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.

Benjamin Arango

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

Follow @Benjamin Arango

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.

Benjamin Arango

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

Follow @Benjamin Arango

From Beginner to Pro: 10 Free Video Editors for Ubuntu Users

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Here we’ll talk about some free video editors that we may download and install on Ubuntu in this example. It provides the opportunity to create professional videos and even a way of life, like with YouTubers. But to make it easier to choose among so many apps today, we have shortlisted 10 Ubuntu Video Editor.

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Top 10 Best Free Video Editors for Ubuntu

Picking the right video editor might be difficult for some people, but that’s where FOSS Ubuntu comes in. We’ve gathered a list of the finest video editors for Ubuntu for your benefit. We have tried and tested these apps. And based on our experience, we recomend:

1 - OpenShot	2 - OBS Studio	3 - PiTiVi	4 - Kdenlive
5 - Shotcut	6 - Lightworks	7 - HitFilm Express	8 - VLC
9 - Cinelerra	10 - Blender

1. OpenShot

We are confident that you will not find a more user-friendly video editor than this one. OpenShot is most likely the best choice when you’re new to video production. It is simple to use, but it also has several interesting features.

This editor comes with a plethora of titles and transitions and compatibility for the majority of video and picture formats. You also receive an excellent export option that allows you to save files in various formats. As already mentioned, the application is designed to meet the needs of beginning learners; yet, advanced users will not be dissatisfied because it supports high-quality video formats such as 4K.

OpenShot has several useful audio editing capabilities, including seeing waveforms on the timeline and even displaying the waveform as part of the film. It also allows you to separate the sound from the video clip and tune each sound channel separately.

2. OBS Studio

OBS Studio is a free, open-source tool that can be downloaded and installed on Ubuntu and other operating systems such as Windows and Mac. Because it includes a fantastic screen capturer , OBS Studio is becoming famous for making videos of Ubuntu or other computer programs. OBS Studio is a basic video editor that lets us blend photos, movies, and music easily.

OBS Studio can create movies in the following formats: Flv, Mkv, mp4, mov, ts, and m3u8. Although the formats are not very open, they are compatible with internet video publishing sites. This editor allows us to modify video rather than merely broadcast it, albeit the editing functionality is not as robust as Kdenlive or Openshot.

OBS Studio also links with video streaming sites to create live videos, unlike other video editing software. This has made it a highly popular software among YouTubers and one that we can download on any Ubuntu version.

3. PiTiVi

Like many others, this one lets you perform basic video editing activities such as trimming, cutting, snapping, splitting, and mixing. The program also supports several additional languages for those who aren’t fluent in English. You should probably read the manual before using it since it contains a lot of valuable information on using this application.

In a word, the application provides a touch-capable, hardware-accelerated user experience. Limitless video/audio track layers, full undo/redo history, trimming, cutting, sound editing of several concurrent audio layers upon layer, volume keyframe curves, keyframe audio enhancements, and more are all supported.

Pitivi creates thumbnails and waveforms in the background to provide you with the best performance without interfering with your workflow. Pitivi may be found in most Ubuntu software repositories. If you want, you may also download pre-assembled kits.

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4. Kdenlive

Kdenlive is, without a doubt, one of the best video editing applications for Ubuntu available right now! What sets it apart from other video editors is that it is completely free and includes several useful features. The MLT Framework, which is based on many other open-source projects, handles most of the video editing in Kdenlive, built on Qt and the KDE Frameworks libraries.

Adjustable layout compatibility, a clip list, a multitrack chronology, automatic backup, keyframe special effects, and transitioning are all included in this video editing program. Do you have a special file format or camcorder? Not an issue — Kdenlive works with practically anything.

It’s also worth noting that Kdenlive runs on Mac OSX and FreeBSD. Proxy editing is another useful function. This handy function can produce low-quality duplicates of your source clips for quick editing and render them in full resolution.

5. Shotcut

Another free, open-source, and cross-platform video editor is Shotcut. Unlike Kdenlive, beginner video editors would obtain a comprehensive understanding of Shotcut because of its user-friendly interface. It has indigenous timeline editing, video transitions and filters, and a multitrack timeline, among other things.

Keyframes for digital filters and 3-point editing are supported. Shotcut is useful if you need to remove the audio from a video clip rapidly. Additionally, it allows you to edit audio and 4K films. Furthermore, it allows for external monitoring.

JACK transport sync, audio blending throughout all channels, stereo, mono, and 5.1 surround sound capabilities are supported on the audio front. Shotcut is considered ideal for beginners, and if you are one, we would highly suggest getting this one for your Ubuntu.

6. Lightworks

Because the functions go beyond the world of inexperienced editors, this video editor for Ubuntu computers is suited for specialists in video editing. The award-winning non-linear editing (NLE) program can handle 4K, Blu-Ray, and even SD and HD footage. You’ll also discover Low-Res Proxy workflows for 4K and drag-and-drop support alongside those capabilities.

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It features voice-over and just added Mackie MIDI compatibility for Ubuntu users. Lightworks supports the most analog and digital connectors, namely 12G, 3G-SDI, Optical audio, HDMI 2, and AES/EBU connectors. The creators have also included professional-level video editing tools and audio filters and enhancements.

7. HitFilm Express

Check out HitFilm Express from FXhome when you seek the greatest video editing software but don’t want to spend a lot of money. This free video editor offers most of the same capabilities as top-tier production suites, featuring 4K video capability, 360-degree editing, and hundreds of special effects.

In reality, when it comes to editing capabilities, Hitfilm Express is extremely similar to Adobe Premiere Pro.

The major disadvantage of this program is that it consumes a lot of system resources, which means it won’t run on many lightweight laptops. You’ll have to pay extra for things like 360-degree text, extra color grading facilities, and other aesthetic enhancements, among other things. Hitfilm Express is a video editor that is so strong and simple to use that it’s difficult to believe it’s free. It’s a great option for any video creator on a shoestring budget.

8. VLC

VLC Media Player has become one of the most widely used media players . It’s not only simple to use, but it also supports a variety of file types without requiring any further purchases or downloads.

It may be used to optimize audio and video on your device of choice. It can play DivC and MPEG streams. You may also watch videos as they’re downloading. It has a basic and easy user interface.

It can be used to start or join a video broadcast. VLC may be controlled via shortcut keys. Some options can be tweaked to suit your tastes. You don’t need to download any codecs to read music or video files. It includes an equalizer built-in that allows users to increase sound quality without altering it.

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9. Cinelerra

Cinelerra is a video editor for GNU/Ubuntu, first released in 1998. It was the first non-linear video editor for GNU/Ubuntu that was functional with 64-bit platforms. Cinelerra was a huge hit in its early years since it was a comprehensive and free video editor that was practically unique in its field. However, as time went on, progress slowed, and many users abandoned the project.

Currently, work is ongoing, and new Ubuntu versions are being released in stages. Cinelerra includes a split editing panel that, like Gimp, allows for non-linear video editing. Like all other video editors, Cinelerra provides a variety of video effects and transitions for producing movies and slideshows. We can get Cinelerra from Sourceforge; once we install it, we should run the program using the./ command.

10. Blender

Like Lightworks and KDenlive, this video editor is geared towards advanced users, but the greatest part is that it is free. It focuses on 3D animation rather than traditional video editing. It’s widely used in 3D modeling, visual effects, animation, simulation, pipeline, and game development.

Blender has filters, transitions, keyframes , adjustment layers, speed control, live preview, histogram displays, luma waveform, and chroma vectorscope for video production. Aside from that, it also allows you to mix, sync, and scrub audio files.

Because all of these functions might be a steep learning curve, it is a little challenging for inexperienced video producers. It is, without a doubt, the finest example of a free and open-source community project. Blender is a free program found in practically any software app store.

Conclusion

Well, there you have it – your best Ubuntu Video Editor tools list. Using Ubuntu does not preclude you from installing high-quality apps. Except for the video editors described above, there are many other Ubuntu applications available.

A few are geared for pros (such as Lightworks, HitFilm Express, and Blender), while others are designed for beginners (similar to Shotcut and OpenShot). Additionally, because most video editors are currently accessible on the google play store, you would be able to download and install them on your Ubuntu laptop.

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Top 10 Best Free Video Editors for Ubuntu

Picking the right video editor might be difficult for some people, but that’s where FOSS Ubuntu comes in. We’ve gathered a list of the finest video editors for Ubuntu for your benefit. We have tried and tested these apps. And based on our experience, we recomend:

1 - OpenShot	2 - OBS Studio	3 - PiTiVi	4 - Kdenlive
5 - Shotcut	6 - Lightworks	7 - HitFilm Express	8 - VLC
9 - Cinelerra	10 - Blender

1. OpenShot

We are confident that you will not find a more user-friendly video editor than this one. OpenShot is most likely the best choice when you’re new to video production. It is simple to use, but it also has several interesting features.

This editor comes with a plethora of titles and transitions and compatibility for the majority of video and picture formats. You also receive an excellent export option that allows you to save files in various formats. As already mentioned, the application is designed to meet the needs of beginning learners; yet, advanced users will not be dissatisfied because it supports high-quality video formats such as 4K.

OpenShot has several useful audio editing capabilities, including seeing waveforms on the timeline and even displaying the waveform as part of the film. It also allows you to separate the sound from the video clip and tune each sound channel separately.

2. OBS Studio

OBS Studio is a free, open-source tool that can be downloaded and installed on Ubuntu and other operating systems such as Windows and Mac. Because it includes a fantastic screen capturer , OBS Studio is becoming famous for making videos of Ubuntu or other computer programs. OBS Studio is a basic video editor that lets us blend photos, movies, and music easily.

OBS Studio can create movies in the following formats: Flv, Mkv, mp4, mov, ts, and m3u8. Although the formats are not very open, they are compatible with internet video publishing sites. This editor allows us to modify video rather than merely broadcast it, albeit the editing functionality is not as robust as Kdenlive or Openshot.

OBS Studio also links with video streaming sites to create live videos, unlike other video editing software. This has made it a highly popular software among YouTubers and one that we can download on any Ubuntu version.

3. PiTiVi

Like many others, this one lets you perform basic video editing activities such as trimming, cutting, snapping, splitting, and mixing. The program also supports several additional languages for those who aren’t fluent in English. You should probably read the manual before using it since it contains a lot of valuable information on using this application.

In a word, the application provides a touch-capable, hardware-accelerated user experience. Limitless video/audio track layers, full undo/redo history, trimming, cutting, sound editing of several concurrent audio layers upon layer, volume keyframe curves, keyframe audio enhancements, and more are all supported.

Pitivi creates thumbnails and waveforms in the background to provide you with the best performance without interfering with your workflow. Pitivi may be found in most Ubuntu software repositories. If you want, you may also download pre-assembled kits.

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4. Kdenlive

Kdenlive is, without a doubt, one of the best video editing applications for Ubuntu available right now! What sets it apart from other video editors is that it is completely free and includes several useful features. The MLT Framework, which is based on many other open-source projects, handles most of the video editing in Kdenlive, built on Qt and the KDE Frameworks libraries.

Adjustable layout compatibility, a clip list, a multitrack chronology, automatic backup, keyframe special effects, and transitioning are all included in this video editing program. Do you have a special file format or camcorder? Not an issue — Kdenlive works with practically anything.

It’s also worth noting that Kdenlive runs on Mac OSX and FreeBSD. Proxy editing is another useful function. This handy function can produce low-quality duplicates of your source clips for quick editing and render them in full resolution.

5. Shotcut

Another free, open-source, and cross-platform video editor is Shotcut. Unlike Kdenlive, beginner video editors would obtain a comprehensive understanding of Shotcut because of its user-friendly interface. It has indigenous timeline editing, video transitions and filters, and a multitrack timeline, among other things.

Keyframes for digital filters and 3-point editing are supported. Shotcut is useful if you need to remove the audio from a video clip rapidly. Additionally, it allows you to edit audio and 4K films. Furthermore, it allows for external monitoring.

JACK transport sync, audio blending throughout all channels, stereo, mono, and 5.1 surround sound capabilities are supported on the audio front. Shotcut is considered ideal for beginners, and if you are one, we would highly suggest getting this one for your Ubuntu.

6. Lightworks

Because the functions go beyond the world of inexperienced editors, this video editor for Ubuntu computers is suited for specialists in video editing. The award-winning non-linear editing (NLE) program can handle 4K, Blu-Ray, and even SD and HD footage. You’ll also discover Low-Res Proxy workflows for 4K and drag-and-drop support alongside those capabilities.

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It features voice-over and just added Mackie MIDI compatibility for Ubuntu users. Lightworks supports the most analog and digital connectors, namely 12G, 3G-SDI, Optical audio, HDMI 2, and AES/EBU connectors. The creators have also included professional-level video editing tools and audio filters and enhancements.

7. HitFilm Express

Check out HitFilm Express from FXhome when you seek the greatest video editing software but don’t want to spend a lot of money. This free video editor offers most of the same capabilities as top-tier production suites, featuring 4K video capability, 360-degree editing, and hundreds of special effects.

In reality, when it comes to editing capabilities, Hitfilm Express is extremely similar to Adobe Premiere Pro.

The major disadvantage of this program is that it consumes a lot of system resources, which means it won’t run on many lightweight laptops. You’ll have to pay extra for things like 360-degree text, extra color grading facilities, and other aesthetic enhancements, among other things. Hitfilm Express is a video editor that is so strong and simple to use that it’s difficult to believe it’s free. It’s a great option for any video creator on a shoestring budget.

8. VLC

VLC Media Player has become one of the most widely used media players . It’s not only simple to use, but it also supports a variety of file types without requiring any further purchases or downloads.

It may be used to optimize audio and video on your device of choice. It can play DivC and MPEG streams. You may also watch videos as they’re downloading. It has a basic and easy user interface.

It can be used to start or join a video broadcast. VLC may be controlled via shortcut keys. Some options can be tweaked to suit your tastes. You don’t need to download any codecs to read music or video files. It includes an equalizer built-in that allows users to increase sound quality without altering it.

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9. Cinelerra

Cinelerra is a video editor for GNU/Ubuntu, first released in 1998. It was the first non-linear video editor for GNU/Ubuntu that was functional with 64-bit platforms. Cinelerra was a huge hit in its early years since it was a comprehensive and free video editor that was practically unique in its field. However, as time went on, progress slowed, and many users abandoned the project.

Currently, work is ongoing, and new Ubuntu versions are being released in stages. Cinelerra includes a split editing panel that, like Gimp, allows for non-linear video editing. Like all other video editors, Cinelerra provides a variety of video effects and transitions for producing movies and slideshows. We can get Cinelerra from Sourceforge; once we install it, we should run the program using the./ command.

10. Blender

Like Lightworks and KDenlive, this video editor is geared towards advanced users, but the greatest part is that it is free. It focuses on 3D animation rather than traditional video editing. It’s widely used in 3D modeling, visual effects, animation, simulation, pipeline, and game development.

Blender has filters, transitions, keyframes , adjustment layers, speed control, live preview, histogram displays, luma waveform, and chroma vectorscope for video production. Aside from that, it also allows you to mix, sync, and scrub audio files.

Because all of these functions might be a steep learning curve, it is a little challenging for inexperienced video producers. It is, without a doubt, the finest example of a free and open-source community project. Blender is a free program found in practically any software app store.

Conclusion

Well, there you have it – your best Ubuntu Video Editor tools list. Using Ubuntu does not preclude you from installing high-quality apps. Except for the video editors described above, there are many other Ubuntu applications available.

A few are geared for pros (such as Lightworks, HitFilm Express, and Blender), while others are designed for beginners (similar to Shotcut and OpenShot). Additionally, because most video editors are currently accessible on the google play store, you would be able to download and install them on your Ubuntu laptop.

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Top 10 Best Free Video Editors for Ubuntu

Picking the right video editor might be difficult for some people, but that’s where FOSS Ubuntu comes in. We’ve gathered a list of the finest video editors for Ubuntu for your benefit. We have tried and tested these apps. And based on our experience, we recomend:

1 - OpenShot	2 - OBS Studio	3 - PiTiVi	4 - Kdenlive
5 - Shotcut	6 - Lightworks	7 - HitFilm Express	8 - VLC
9 - Cinelerra	10 - Blender

1. OpenShot

We are confident that you will not find a more user-friendly video editor than this one. OpenShot is most likely the best choice when you’re new to video production. It is simple to use, but it also has several interesting features.

This editor comes with a plethora of titles and transitions and compatibility for the majority of video and picture formats. You also receive an excellent export option that allows you to save files in various formats. As already mentioned, the application is designed to meet the needs of beginning learners; yet, advanced users will not be dissatisfied because it supports high-quality video formats such as 4K.

OpenShot has several useful audio editing capabilities, including seeing waveforms on the timeline and even displaying the waveform as part of the film. It also allows you to separate the sound from the video clip and tune each sound channel separately.

2. OBS Studio

OBS Studio is a free, open-source tool that can be downloaded and installed on Ubuntu and other operating systems such as Windows and Mac. Because it includes a fantastic screen capturer , OBS Studio is becoming famous for making videos of Ubuntu or other computer programs. OBS Studio is a basic video editor that lets us blend photos, movies, and music easily.

OBS Studio can create movies in the following formats: Flv, Mkv, mp4, mov, ts, and m3u8. Although the formats are not very open, they are compatible with internet video publishing sites. This editor allows us to modify video rather than merely broadcast it, albeit the editing functionality is not as robust as Kdenlive or Openshot.

OBS Studio also links with video streaming sites to create live videos, unlike other video editing software. This has made it a highly popular software among YouTubers and one that we can download on any Ubuntu version.

3. PiTiVi

Like many others, this one lets you perform basic video editing activities such as trimming, cutting, snapping, splitting, and mixing. The program also supports several additional languages for those who aren’t fluent in English. You should probably read the manual before using it since it contains a lot of valuable information on using this application.

In a word, the application provides a touch-capable, hardware-accelerated user experience. Limitless video/audio track layers, full undo/redo history, trimming, cutting, sound editing of several concurrent audio layers upon layer, volume keyframe curves, keyframe audio enhancements, and more are all supported.

Pitivi creates thumbnails and waveforms in the background to provide you with the best performance without interfering with your workflow. Pitivi may be found in most Ubuntu software repositories. If you want, you may also download pre-assembled kits.

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4. Kdenlive

Kdenlive is, without a doubt, one of the best video editing applications for Ubuntu available right now! What sets it apart from other video editors is that it is completely free and includes several useful features. The MLT Framework, which is based on many other open-source projects, handles most of the video editing in Kdenlive, built on Qt and the KDE Frameworks libraries.

Adjustable layout compatibility, a clip list, a multitrack chronology, automatic backup, keyframe special effects, and transitioning are all included in this video editing program. Do you have a special file format or camcorder? Not an issue — Kdenlive works with practically anything.

It’s also worth noting that Kdenlive runs on Mac OSX and FreeBSD. Proxy editing is another useful function. This handy function can produce low-quality duplicates of your source clips for quick editing and render them in full resolution.

5. Shotcut

Another free, open-source, and cross-platform video editor is Shotcut. Unlike Kdenlive, beginner video editors would obtain a comprehensive understanding of Shotcut because of its user-friendly interface. It has indigenous timeline editing, video transitions and filters, and a multitrack timeline, among other things.

Keyframes for digital filters and 3-point editing are supported. Shotcut is useful if you need to remove the audio from a video clip rapidly. Additionally, it allows you to edit audio and 4K films. Furthermore, it allows for external monitoring.

JACK transport sync, audio blending throughout all channels, stereo, mono, and 5.1 surround sound capabilities are supported on the audio front. Shotcut is considered ideal for beginners, and if you are one, we would highly suggest getting this one for your Ubuntu.

6. Lightworks

Because the functions go beyond the world of inexperienced editors, this video editor for Ubuntu computers is suited for specialists in video editing. The award-winning non-linear editing (NLE) program can handle 4K, Blu-Ray, and even SD and HD footage. You’ll also discover Low-Res Proxy workflows for 4K and drag-and-drop support alongside those capabilities.

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It features voice-over and just added Mackie MIDI compatibility for Ubuntu users. Lightworks supports the most analog and digital connectors, namely 12G, 3G-SDI, Optical audio, HDMI 2, and AES/EBU connectors. The creators have also included professional-level video editing tools and audio filters and enhancements.

7. HitFilm Express

Check out HitFilm Express from FXhome when you seek the greatest video editing software but don’t want to spend a lot of money. This free video editor offers most of the same capabilities as top-tier production suites, featuring 4K video capability, 360-degree editing, and hundreds of special effects.

In reality, when it comes to editing capabilities, Hitfilm Express is extremely similar to Adobe Premiere Pro.

The major disadvantage of this program is that it consumes a lot of system resources, which means it won’t run on many lightweight laptops. You’ll have to pay extra for things like 360-degree text, extra color grading facilities, and other aesthetic enhancements, among other things. Hitfilm Express is a video editor that is so strong and simple to use that it’s difficult to believe it’s free. It’s a great option for any video creator on a shoestring budget.

8. VLC

VLC Media Player has become one of the most widely used media players . It’s not only simple to use, but it also supports a variety of file types without requiring any further purchases or downloads.

It may be used to optimize audio and video on your device of choice. It can play DivC and MPEG streams. You may also watch videos as they’re downloading. It has a basic and easy user interface.

It can be used to start or join a video broadcast. VLC may be controlled via shortcut keys. Some options can be tweaked to suit your tastes. You don’t need to download any codecs to read music or video files. It includes an equalizer built-in that allows users to increase sound quality without altering it.

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9. Cinelerra

Cinelerra is a video editor for GNU/Ubuntu, first released in 1998. It was the first non-linear video editor for GNU/Ubuntu that was functional with 64-bit platforms. Cinelerra was a huge hit in its early years since it was a comprehensive and free video editor that was practically unique in its field. However, as time went on, progress slowed, and many users abandoned the project.

Currently, work is ongoing, and new Ubuntu versions are being released in stages. Cinelerra includes a split editing panel that, like Gimp, allows for non-linear video editing. Like all other video editors, Cinelerra provides a variety of video effects and transitions for producing movies and slideshows. We can get Cinelerra from Sourceforge; once we install it, we should run the program using the./ command.

10. Blender

Like Lightworks and KDenlive, this video editor is geared towards advanced users, but the greatest part is that it is free. It focuses on 3D animation rather than traditional video editing. It’s widely used in 3D modeling, visual effects, animation, simulation, pipeline, and game development.

Blender has filters, transitions, keyframes , adjustment layers, speed control, live preview, histogram displays, luma waveform, and chroma vectorscope for video production. Aside from that, it also allows you to mix, sync, and scrub audio files.

Because all of these functions might be a steep learning curve, it is a little challenging for inexperienced video producers. It is, without a doubt, the finest example of a free and open-source community project. Blender is a free program found in practically any software app store.

Conclusion

Well, there you have it – your best Ubuntu Video Editor tools list. Using Ubuntu does not preclude you from installing high-quality apps. Except for the video editors described above, there are many other Ubuntu applications available.

A few are geared for pros (such as Lightworks, HitFilm Express, and Blender), while others are designed for beginners (similar to Shotcut and OpenShot). Additionally, because most video editors are currently accessible on the google play store, you would be able to download and install them on your Ubuntu laptop.

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Note: Filmora’s online version is upcoming this October! Stay tuned!

Top 10 Best Free Video Editors for Ubuntu

Picking the right video editor might be difficult for some people, but that’s where FOSS Ubuntu comes in. We’ve gathered a list of the finest video editors for Ubuntu for your benefit. We have tried and tested these apps. And based on our experience, we recomend:

1 - OpenShot	2 - OBS Studio	3 - PiTiVi	4 - Kdenlive
5 - Shotcut	6 - Lightworks	7 - HitFilm Express	8 - VLC
9 - Cinelerra	10 - Blender

1. OpenShot

We are confident that you will not find a more user-friendly video editor than this one. OpenShot is most likely the best choice when you’re new to video production. It is simple to use, but it also has several interesting features.

This editor comes with a plethora of titles and transitions and compatibility for the majority of video and picture formats. You also receive an excellent export option that allows you to save files in various formats. As already mentioned, the application is designed to meet the needs of beginning learners; yet, advanced users will not be dissatisfied because it supports high-quality video formats such as 4K.

OpenShot has several useful audio editing capabilities, including seeing waveforms on the timeline and even displaying the waveform as part of the film. It also allows you to separate the sound from the video clip and tune each sound channel separately.

2. OBS Studio

OBS Studio is a free, open-source tool that can be downloaded and installed on Ubuntu and other operating systems such as Windows and Mac. Because it includes a fantastic screen capturer , OBS Studio is becoming famous for making videos of Ubuntu or other computer programs. OBS Studio is a basic video editor that lets us blend photos, movies, and music easily.

OBS Studio can create movies in the following formats: Flv, Mkv, mp4, mov, ts, and m3u8. Although the formats are not very open, they are compatible with internet video publishing sites. This editor allows us to modify video rather than merely broadcast it, albeit the editing functionality is not as robust as Kdenlive or Openshot.

OBS Studio also links with video streaming sites to create live videos, unlike other video editing software. This has made it a highly popular software among YouTubers and one that we can download on any Ubuntu version.

3. PiTiVi

Like many others, this one lets you perform basic video editing activities such as trimming, cutting, snapping, splitting, and mixing. The program also supports several additional languages for those who aren’t fluent in English. You should probably read the manual before using it since it contains a lot of valuable information on using this application.

In a word, the application provides a touch-capable, hardware-accelerated user experience. Limitless video/audio track layers, full undo/redo history, trimming, cutting, sound editing of several concurrent audio layers upon layer, volume keyframe curves, keyframe audio enhancements, and more are all supported.

Pitivi creates thumbnails and waveforms in the background to provide you with the best performance without interfering with your workflow. Pitivi may be found in most Ubuntu software repositories. If you want, you may also download pre-assembled kits.

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4. Kdenlive

Kdenlive is, without a doubt, one of the best video editing applications for Ubuntu available right now! What sets it apart from other video editors is that it is completely free and includes several useful features. The MLT Framework, which is based on many other open-source projects, handles most of the video editing in Kdenlive, built on Qt and the KDE Frameworks libraries.

Adjustable layout compatibility, a clip list, a multitrack chronology, automatic backup, keyframe special effects, and transitioning are all included in this video editing program. Do you have a special file format or camcorder? Not an issue — Kdenlive works with practically anything.

It’s also worth noting that Kdenlive runs on Mac OSX and FreeBSD. Proxy editing is another useful function. This handy function can produce low-quality duplicates of your source clips for quick editing and render them in full resolution.

5. Shotcut

Another free, open-source, and cross-platform video editor is Shotcut. Unlike Kdenlive, beginner video editors would obtain a comprehensive understanding of Shotcut because of its user-friendly interface. It has indigenous timeline editing, video transitions and filters, and a multitrack timeline, among other things.

Keyframes for digital filters and 3-point editing are supported. Shotcut is useful if you need to remove the audio from a video clip rapidly. Additionally, it allows you to edit audio and 4K films. Furthermore, it allows for external monitoring.

JACK transport sync, audio blending throughout all channels, stereo, mono, and 5.1 surround sound capabilities are supported on the audio front. Shotcut is considered ideal for beginners, and if you are one, we would highly suggest getting this one for your Ubuntu.

6. Lightworks

Because the functions go beyond the world of inexperienced editors, this video editor for Ubuntu computers is suited for specialists in video editing. The award-winning non-linear editing (NLE) program can handle 4K, Blu-Ray, and even SD and HD footage. You’ll also discover Low-Res Proxy workflows for 4K and drag-and-drop support alongside those capabilities.

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It features voice-over and just added Mackie MIDI compatibility for Ubuntu users. Lightworks supports the most analog and digital connectors, namely 12G, 3G-SDI, Optical audio, HDMI 2, and AES/EBU connectors. The creators have also included professional-level video editing tools and audio filters and enhancements.

7. HitFilm Express

Check out HitFilm Express from FXhome when you seek the greatest video editing software but don’t want to spend a lot of money. This free video editor offers most of the same capabilities as top-tier production suites, featuring 4K video capability, 360-degree editing, and hundreds of special effects.

In reality, when it comes to editing capabilities, Hitfilm Express is extremely similar to Adobe Premiere Pro.

The major disadvantage of this program is that it consumes a lot of system resources, which means it won’t run on many lightweight laptops. You’ll have to pay extra for things like 360-degree text, extra color grading facilities, and other aesthetic enhancements, among other things. Hitfilm Express is a video editor that is so strong and simple to use that it’s difficult to believe it’s free. It’s a great option for any video creator on a shoestring budget.

8. VLC

VLC Media Player has become one of the most widely used media players . It’s not only simple to use, but it also supports a variety of file types without requiring any further purchases or downloads.

It may be used to optimize audio and video on your device of choice. It can play DivC and MPEG streams. You may also watch videos as they’re downloading. It has a basic and easy user interface.

It can be used to start or join a video broadcast. VLC may be controlled via shortcut keys. Some options can be tweaked to suit your tastes. You don’t need to download any codecs to read music or video files. It includes an equalizer built-in that allows users to increase sound quality without altering it.

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9. Cinelerra

Cinelerra is a video editor for GNU/Ubuntu, first released in 1998. It was the first non-linear video editor for GNU/Ubuntu that was functional with 64-bit platforms. Cinelerra was a huge hit in its early years since it was a comprehensive and free video editor that was practically unique in its field. However, as time went on, progress slowed, and many users abandoned the project.

Currently, work is ongoing, and new Ubuntu versions are being released in stages. Cinelerra includes a split editing panel that, like Gimp, allows for non-linear video editing. Like all other video editors, Cinelerra provides a variety of video effects and transitions for producing movies and slideshows. We can get Cinelerra from Sourceforge; once we install it, we should run the program using the./ command.

10. Blender

Like Lightworks and KDenlive, this video editor is geared towards advanced users, but the greatest part is that it is free. It focuses on 3D animation rather than traditional video editing. It’s widely used in 3D modeling, visual effects, animation, simulation, pipeline, and game development.

Blender has filters, transitions, keyframes , adjustment layers, speed control, live preview, histogram displays, luma waveform, and chroma vectorscope for video production. Aside from that, it also allows you to mix, sync, and scrub audio files.

Because all of these functions might be a steep learning curve, it is a little challenging for inexperienced video producers. It is, without a doubt, the finest example of a free and open-source community project. Blender is a free program found in practically any software app store.

Conclusion

Well, there you have it – your best Ubuntu Video Editor tools list. Using Ubuntu does not preclude you from installing high-quality apps. Except for the video editors described above, there are many other Ubuntu applications available.

A few are geared for pros (such as Lightworks, HitFilm Express, and Blender), while others are designed for beginners (similar to Shotcut and OpenShot). Additionally, because most video editors are currently accessible on the google play store, you would be able to download and install them on your Ubuntu laptop.

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Video creation is on the increase, especially with smartphones and easy-to-reach tablets. Simply take a video to share with your loved ones. However, it would make a great difference if you edited your video and added other lovely precepts for detailed expression. Unfortunately, most people find it challenging to create quality videos on their phones.

In most cases, they’ll need to move them to their desktops for polishing and advanced editing. That’s not the case anymore, especially, with the rise of mobile editing applications like the Splice app. It lets you easily create high-quality video content with just a few clicks.

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01 What Exactly Is Splice?

02 What Can You Do with Splice?

03 Does Splice have a desktop version?

What Exactly Is Splice?

The Splice video editor is a mobile editing tool initially developed by the GoPro Company but recently landed at the doors of Bending Spoons Company. After its update in September 2020, this app gained thousands of customer ratings, close to five-star ratings. It is a mobile video editor compatible with Android and iPhone mobile devices. The numerous effects and tools make it possible for you to create eye-catching videos for use and export.

More so, Splice contains several features that are ready to turn your video into an imaginary piece of work. The user interface is quite intuitive, and you can easily navigate even if you are a beginner. Its library is quite extensive, with tons of royalty-free music. You are also not limited to adding any of your favorite sound effects. And when it comes to uploading your video, do it directly to media sites like Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter, among other sites. The only drawback is occasional crashing, especially if handling bulky videos.

Splice App Advantages

• It is simple to use and has an intuitive user interface.
• Splice has an extensive audio library to extract your music for background listening on videos.
• Directly upload your completed video to social media sites like YouTube and Instagram.

Splice App Disadvantages

• It may crash.
• It is also under copyright.
• Spice lacks a desktop version.

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What Can You Do with Splice?

The Splice app is at your service to explore its features and make compelling videos. Check out some of the creative things you can do with Splice.

1) Add Music

Besides adding effects, borders, sound effects, and transitions to your video, you can spice it up with some background music. You can either pick a track from a streaming service or create some voiceovers. The Splice app also provides a wide array of music from its library.

Step 1. To access music, tap on the “Audio” tab in the editor.

Step 2. Then select one of the “+” symbols to add a category. Alternatively, import music from your “iTunes” library if you operate an iOS device.

Step 3. Choose which part of the video to add your music for background listening.

2) Edit videos

You can apply simple edits like merging, adjusting speed, and trimming, among other basic editing functions.

Step 1. First, tap a video on the project screen.
Step 2. The “Plus” and “Pencil” buttons will appear shortly. Then tap on the pencil to unleash several options.
Step 3. To trim your video, adjust the starting and ending points located at the slider that is beneath the video.

3) Add text

You can also include text in your video to explain a particular scenario.

Step 1. First, tap on the title icon at the bottom of the timeline.
Step 2. Delete the blank background to make the text a subtitle. If you don’t then Splice will treat all texts as titles.
Step 3. Lastly, double-tap the media screen and type the title of your video.

4) Add video or image overlays

You can increase your creativity level by adding image overlays.

Step 1. Ensure the video or image you wish to add to the overlay is in the timeline.
Step 2. Then press and hold on to the video or image you wish to add as an overlay.
Step 3. Drag the video or image to the “Drop here to turn it into an overlay” tab.
Step 4: Finally, trim your clip and make other necessary adjustments.

5) Apply advanced effects

It doesn’t have to be plain. Your video needs some elevating additions to it to make it stand out. With Splice, you can trim, cut, and even merge your videos. Likewise, you can add titles, adjust the speed, and even point out specific moments such as slowing down your clips. It also lets you add effects for more appealing looks.

Step 1. Click on the “Edit video” icon.
Step 2. Pick a tool depending on the effect you want to achieve, like a blur, mixing multiple audio tracks, etc.
Step 3. Click on the “Apply” tab to apply the effects to your clip.

6) Share your video on social media platforms

This feature is quite useful when it comes to showing your friends and potential customers what you are capable of composing. Here is how to share your videos on social media sites once you complete the editing process. Remember to save your project first.

Step 1: From your phone, locate the video you want to share.
Step 2. Then click on the “Share” button found at the top-right corner of the screen.
Step 3. Choose the site to upload your video. You’ll then be able to upload it directly to Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, among many other platforms.

Does Splice have a desktop version?

Among the cons of the Splice editing app is that it lacks a desktop version. However, other editing apps can serve as a substitute for using them on your PC. The Filmora video editor is one of its kind with adequate effects and plugins. With an intuitive user interface, Filmora lets you quickly edit any video to a professional level. Use its massive resource packs to turn your video into an explicit outcome.

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Features of the Filmora video editor

Filmora unleashed some new features for advanced editing capabilities.

• Instant mode: Filmora 11 has encompassed an instant mode feature that’s also time-saving. With this, you can quickly edit your videos with just a few clicks.
• Speed ramping: This feature lets you quickly edit speed ramping effects on your video. Instantly increase, reduce, or go slow-motion, among other options.
• Masking: This has been improved to let you animate the mask and customize it as per your desire.
• Automontage maker: With this feature, you can now automatically create video montages with just a few clicks.
• Creative Center: You now don’t need to go round to get your tools. The Creative Center is the tool page where you can instantly get your favorite too.
• Stock Media: The improved Filmora 11 comes with an inbuilt stock media feature where you can download and use up to 100% free copyright stock footage. These include Pixabay and Giphy, among others.

Conclusion

● The Splice video editor works earnestly on your mobile phone to edit and create compelling videos. The fact that it doesn’t support a desktop version is a major drawback.

● However, the Filmora video editor comes in handy for editing videos on both Windows and Mac OS computers. Nonetheless, the latest Filmora 11 version has added advanced features that improve its instant video editing ability.

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Video creation is on the increase, especially with smartphones and easy-to-reach tablets. Simply take a video to share with your loved ones. However, it would make a great difference if you edited your video and added other lovely precepts for detailed expression. Unfortunately, most people find it challenging to create quality videos on their phones.

In most cases, they’ll need to move them to their desktops for polishing and advanced editing. That’s not the case anymore, especially, with the rise of mobile editing applications like the Splice app. It lets you easily create high-quality video content with just a few clicks.

In this article

01 What Exactly Is Splice?

02 What Can You Do with Splice?

03 Does Splice have a desktop version?

What Exactly Is Splice?

The Splice video editor is a mobile editing tool initially developed by the GoPro Company but recently landed at the doors of Bending Spoons Company. After its update in September 2020, this app gained thousands of customer ratings, close to five-star ratings. It is a mobile video editor compatible with Android and iPhone mobile devices. The numerous effects and tools make it possible for you to create eye-catching videos for use and export.

More so, Splice contains several features that are ready to turn your video into an imaginary piece of work. The user interface is quite intuitive, and you can easily navigate even if you are a beginner. Its library is quite extensive, with tons of royalty-free music. You are also not limited to adding any of your favorite sound effects. And when it comes to uploading your video, do it directly to media sites like Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter, among other sites. The only drawback is occasional crashing, especially if handling bulky videos.

Splice App Advantages

• It is simple to use and has an intuitive user interface.
• Splice has an extensive audio library to extract your music for background listening on videos.
• Directly upload your completed video to social media sites like YouTube and Instagram.

Splice App Disadvantages

• It may crash.
• It is also under copyright.
• Spice lacks a desktop version.

You May Be Interested in

• Best Mobile Video Editing Apps for iPhone And Android
• Best GoPro Editing Apps for iPhone and Android Phone

What Can You Do with Splice?

The Splice app is at your service to explore its features and make compelling videos. Check out some of the creative things you can do with Splice.

1) Add Music

Besides adding effects, borders, sound effects, and transitions to your video, you can spice it up with some background music. You can either pick a track from a streaming service or create some voiceovers. The Splice app also provides a wide array of music from its library.

Step 1. To access music, tap on the “Audio” tab in the editor.

Step 2. Then select one of the “+” symbols to add a category. Alternatively, import music from your “iTunes” library if you operate an iOS device.

Step 3. Choose which part of the video to add your music for background listening.

2) Edit videos

You can apply simple edits like merging, adjusting speed, and trimming, among other basic editing functions.

Step 1. First, tap a video on the project screen.
Step 2. The “Plus” and “Pencil” buttons will appear shortly. Then tap on the pencil to unleash several options.
Step 3. To trim your video, adjust the starting and ending points located at the slider that is beneath the video.

3) Add text

You can also include text in your video to explain a particular scenario.

Step 1. First, tap on the title icon at the bottom of the timeline.
Step 2. Delete the blank background to make the text a subtitle. If you don’t then Splice will treat all texts as titles.
Step 3. Lastly, double-tap the media screen and type the title of your video.

4) Add video or image overlays

You can increase your creativity level by adding image overlays.

Step 1. Ensure the video or image you wish to add to the overlay is in the timeline.
Step 2. Then press and hold on to the video or image you wish to add as an overlay.
Step 3. Drag the video or image to the “Drop here to turn it into an overlay” tab.
Step 4: Finally, trim your clip and make other necessary adjustments.

5) Apply advanced effects

It doesn’t have to be plain. Your video needs some elevating additions to it to make it stand out. With Splice, you can trim, cut, and even merge your videos. Likewise, you can add titles, adjust the speed, and even point out specific moments such as slowing down your clips. It also lets you add effects for more appealing looks.

Step 1. Click on the “Edit video” icon.
Step 2. Pick a tool depending on the effect you want to achieve, like a blur, mixing multiple audio tracks, etc.
Step 3. Click on the “Apply” tab to apply the effects to your clip.

6) Share your video on social media platforms

This feature is quite useful when it comes to showing your friends and potential customers what you are capable of composing. Here is how to share your videos on social media sites once you complete the editing process. Remember to save your project first.

Step 1: From your phone, locate the video you want to share.
Step 2. Then click on the “Share” button found at the top-right corner of the screen.
Step 3. Choose the site to upload your video. You’ll then be able to upload it directly to Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, among many other platforms.

Does Splice have a desktop version?

Among the cons of the Splice editing app is that it lacks a desktop version. However, other editing apps can serve as a substitute for using them on your PC. The Filmora video editor is one of its kind with adequate effects and plugins. With an intuitive user interface, Filmora lets you quickly edit any video to a professional level. Use its massive resource packs to turn your video into an explicit outcome.

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

Features of the Filmora video editor

Filmora unleashed some new features for advanced editing capabilities.

• Instant mode: Filmora 11 has encompassed an instant mode feature that’s also time-saving. With this, you can quickly edit your videos with just a few clicks.
• Speed ramping: This feature lets you quickly edit speed ramping effects on your video. Instantly increase, reduce, or go slow-motion, among other options.
• Masking: This has been improved to let you animate the mask and customize it as per your desire.
• Automontage maker: With this feature, you can now automatically create video montages with just a few clicks.
• Creative Center: You now don’t need to go round to get your tools. The Creative Center is the tool page where you can instantly get your favorite too.
• Stock Media: The improved Filmora 11 comes with an inbuilt stock media feature where you can download and use up to 100% free copyright stock footage. These include Pixabay and Giphy, among others.

Conclusion

● The Splice video editor works earnestly on your mobile phone to edit and create compelling videos. The fact that it doesn’t support a desktop version is a major drawback.

● However, the Filmora video editor comes in handy for editing videos on both Windows and Mac OS computers. Nonetheless, the latest Filmora 11 version has added advanced features that improve its instant video editing ability.

Try It Free Try It Free

Video creation is on the increase, especially with smartphones and easy-to-reach tablets. Simply take a video to share with your loved ones. However, it would make a great difference if you edited your video and added other lovely precepts for detailed expression. Unfortunately, most people find it challenging to create quality videos on their phones.

In most cases, they’ll need to move them to their desktops for polishing and advanced editing. That’s not the case anymore, especially, with the rise of mobile editing applications like the Splice app. It lets you easily create high-quality video content with just a few clicks.

In this article

01 What Exactly Is Splice?

02 What Can You Do with Splice?

03 Does Splice have a desktop version?

What Exactly Is Splice?

The Splice video editor is a mobile editing tool initially developed by the GoPro Company but recently landed at the doors of Bending Spoons Company. After its update in September 2020, this app gained thousands of customer ratings, close to five-star ratings. It is a mobile video editor compatible with Android and iPhone mobile devices. The numerous effects and tools make it possible for you to create eye-catching videos for use and export.

More so, Splice contains several features that are ready to turn your video into an imaginary piece of work. The user interface is quite intuitive, and you can easily navigate even if you are a beginner. Its library is quite extensive, with tons of royalty-free music. You are also not limited to adding any of your favorite sound effects. And when it comes to uploading your video, do it directly to media sites like Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter, among other sites. The only drawback is occasional crashing, especially if handling bulky videos.

Splice App Advantages

• It is simple to use and has an intuitive user interface.
• Splice has an extensive audio library to extract your music for background listening on videos.
• Directly upload your completed video to social media sites like YouTube and Instagram.

Splice App Disadvantages

• It may crash.
• It is also under copyright.
• Spice lacks a desktop version.

You May Be Interested in

• Best Mobile Video Editing Apps for iPhone And Android
• Best GoPro Editing Apps for iPhone and Android Phone

What Can You Do with Splice?

The Splice app is at your service to explore its features and make compelling videos. Check out some of the creative things you can do with Splice.

1) Add Music

Besides adding effects, borders, sound effects, and transitions to your video, you can spice it up with some background music. You can either pick a track from a streaming service or create some voiceovers. The Splice app also provides a wide array of music from its library.

Step 1. To access music, tap on the “Audio” tab in the editor.

Step 2. Then select one of the “+” symbols to add a category. Alternatively, import music from your “iTunes” library if you operate an iOS device.

Step 3. Choose which part of the video to add your music for background listening.

2) Edit videos

You can apply simple edits like merging, adjusting speed, and trimming, among other basic editing functions.

Step 1. First, tap a video on the project screen.
Step 2. The “Plus” and “Pencil” buttons will appear shortly. Then tap on the pencil to unleash several options.
Step 3. To trim your video, adjust the starting and ending points located at the slider that is beneath the video.

3) Add text

You can also include text in your video to explain a particular scenario.

Step 1. First, tap on the title icon at the bottom of the timeline.
Step 2. Delete the blank background to make the text a subtitle. If you don’t then Splice will treat all texts as titles.
Step 3. Lastly, double-tap the media screen and type the title of your video.

4) Add video or image overlays

You can increase your creativity level by adding image overlays.

Step 1. Ensure the video or image you wish to add to the overlay is in the timeline.
Step 2. Then press and hold on to the video or image you wish to add as an overlay.
Step 3. Drag the video or image to the “Drop here to turn it into an overlay” tab.
Step 4: Finally, trim your clip and make other necessary adjustments.

5) Apply advanced effects

It doesn’t have to be plain. Your video needs some elevating additions to it to make it stand out. With Splice, you can trim, cut, and even merge your videos. Likewise, you can add titles, adjust the speed, and even point out specific moments such as slowing down your clips. It also lets you add effects for more appealing looks.

Step 1. Click on the “Edit video” icon.
Step 2. Pick a tool depending on the effect you want to achieve, like a blur, mixing multiple audio tracks, etc.
Step 3. Click on the “Apply” tab to apply the effects to your clip.

6) Share your video on social media platforms

This feature is quite useful when it comes to showing your friends and potential customers what you are capable of composing. Here is how to share your videos on social media sites once you complete the editing process. Remember to save your project first.

Step 1: From your phone, locate the video you want to share.
Step 2. Then click on the “Share” button found at the top-right corner of the screen.
Step 3. Choose the site to upload your video. You’ll then be able to upload it directly to Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, among many other platforms.

Does Splice have a desktop version?

Among the cons of the Splice editing app is that it lacks a desktop version. However, other editing apps can serve as a substitute for using them on your PC. The Filmora video editor is one of its kind with adequate effects and plugins. With an intuitive user interface, Filmora lets you quickly edit any video to a professional level. Use its massive resource packs to turn your video into an explicit outcome.

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

Features of the Filmora video editor

Filmora unleashed some new features for advanced editing capabilities.

• Instant mode: Filmora 11 has encompassed an instant mode feature that’s also time-saving. With this, you can quickly edit your videos with just a few clicks.
• Speed ramping: This feature lets you quickly edit speed ramping effects on your video. Instantly increase, reduce, or go slow-motion, among other options.
• Masking: This has been improved to let you animate the mask and customize it as per your desire.
• Automontage maker: With this feature, you can now automatically create video montages with just a few clicks.
• Creative Center: You now don’t need to go round to get your tools. The Creative Center is the tool page where you can instantly get your favorite too.
• Stock Media: The improved Filmora 11 comes with an inbuilt stock media feature where you can download and use up to 100% free copyright stock footage. These include Pixabay and Giphy, among others.

Conclusion

● The Splice video editor works earnestly on your mobile phone to edit and create compelling videos. The fact that it doesn’t support a desktop version is a major drawback.

● However, the Filmora video editor comes in handy for editing videos on both Windows and Mac OS computers. Nonetheless, the latest Filmora 11 version has added advanced features that improve its instant video editing ability.

Try It Free Try It Free

Video creation is on the increase, especially with smartphones and easy-to-reach tablets. Simply take a video to share with your loved ones. However, it would make a great difference if you edited your video and added other lovely precepts for detailed expression. Unfortunately, most people find it challenging to create quality videos on their phones.

In most cases, they’ll need to move them to their desktops for polishing and advanced editing. That’s not the case anymore, especially, with the rise of mobile editing applications like the Splice app. It lets you easily create high-quality video content with just a few clicks.

In this article

01 What Exactly Is Splice?

02 What Can You Do with Splice?

03 Does Splice have a desktop version?

What Exactly Is Splice?

The Splice video editor is a mobile editing tool initially developed by the GoPro Company but recently landed at the doors of Bending Spoons Company. After its update in September 2020, this app gained thousands of customer ratings, close to five-star ratings. It is a mobile video editor compatible with Android and iPhone mobile devices. The numerous effects and tools make it possible for you to create eye-catching videos for use and export.

More so, Splice contains several features that are ready to turn your video into an imaginary piece of work. The user interface is quite intuitive, and you can easily navigate even if you are a beginner. Its library is quite extensive, with tons of royalty-free music. You are also not limited to adding any of your favorite sound effects. And when it comes to uploading your video, do it directly to media sites like Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter, among other sites. The only drawback is occasional crashing, especially if handling bulky videos.

Splice App Advantages

• It is simple to use and has an intuitive user interface.
• Splice has an extensive audio library to extract your music for background listening on videos.
• Directly upload your completed video to social media sites like YouTube and Instagram.

Splice App Disadvantages

• It may crash.
• It is also under copyright.
• Spice lacks a desktop version.

You May Be Interested in

• Best Mobile Video Editing Apps for iPhone And Android
• Best GoPro Editing Apps for iPhone and Android Phone

What Can You Do with Splice?

The Splice app is at your service to explore its features and make compelling videos. Check out some of the creative things you can do with Splice.

1) Add Music

Besides adding effects, borders, sound effects, and transitions to your video, you can spice it up with some background music. You can either pick a track from a streaming service or create some voiceovers. The Splice app also provides a wide array of music from its library.

Step 1. To access music, tap on the “Audio” tab in the editor.

Step 2. Then select one of the “+” symbols to add a category. Alternatively, import music from your “iTunes” library if you operate an iOS device.

Step 3. Choose which part of the video to add your music for background listening.

2) Edit videos

You can apply simple edits like merging, adjusting speed, and trimming, among other basic editing functions.

Step 1. First, tap a video on the project screen.
Step 2. The “Plus” and “Pencil” buttons will appear shortly. Then tap on the pencil to unleash several options.
Step 3. To trim your video, adjust the starting and ending points located at the slider that is beneath the video.

3) Add text

You can also include text in your video to explain a particular scenario.

Step 1. First, tap on the title icon at the bottom of the timeline.
Step 2. Delete the blank background to make the text a subtitle. If you don’t then Splice will treat all texts as titles.
Step 3. Lastly, double-tap the media screen and type the title of your video.

4) Add video or image overlays

You can increase your creativity level by adding image overlays.

Step 1. Ensure the video or image you wish to add to the overlay is in the timeline.
Step 2. Then press and hold on to the video or image you wish to add as an overlay.
Step 3. Drag the video or image to the “Drop here to turn it into an overlay” tab.
Step 4: Finally, trim your clip and make other necessary adjustments.

5) Apply advanced effects

It doesn’t have to be plain. Your video needs some elevating additions to it to make it stand out. With Splice, you can trim, cut, and even merge your videos. Likewise, you can add titles, adjust the speed, and even point out specific moments such as slowing down your clips. It also lets you add effects for more appealing looks.

Step 1. Click on the “Edit video” icon.
Step 2. Pick a tool depending on the effect you want to achieve, like a blur, mixing multiple audio tracks, etc.
Step 3. Click on the “Apply” tab to apply the effects to your clip.

6) Share your video on social media platforms

This feature is quite useful when it comes to showing your friends and potential customers what you are capable of composing. Here is how to share your videos on social media sites once you complete the editing process. Remember to save your project first.

Step 1: From your phone, locate the video you want to share.
Step 2. Then click on the “Share” button found at the top-right corner of the screen.
Step 3. Choose the site to upload your video. You’ll then be able to upload it directly to Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, among many other platforms.

Does Splice have a desktop version?

Among the cons of the Splice editing app is that it lacks a desktop version. However, other editing apps can serve as a substitute for using them on your PC. The Filmora video editor is one of its kind with adequate effects and plugins. With an intuitive user interface, Filmora lets you quickly edit any video to a professional level. Use its massive resource packs to turn your video into an explicit outcome.

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

Features of the Filmora video editor

Filmora unleashed some new features for advanced editing capabilities.

• Instant mode: Filmora 11 has encompassed an instant mode feature that’s also time-saving. With this, you can quickly edit your videos with just a few clicks.
• Speed ramping: This feature lets you quickly edit speed ramping effects on your video. Instantly increase, reduce, or go slow-motion, among other options.
• Masking: This has been improved to let you animate the mask and customize it as per your desire.
• Automontage maker: With this feature, you can now automatically create video montages with just a few clicks.
• Creative Center: You now don’t need to go round to get your tools. The Creative Center is the tool page where you can instantly get your favorite too.
• Stock Media: The improved Filmora 11 comes with an inbuilt stock media feature where you can download and use up to 100% free copyright stock footage. These include Pixabay and Giphy, among others.

Conclusion

● The Splice video editor works earnestly on your mobile phone to edit and create compelling videos. The fact that it doesn’t support a desktop version is a major drawback.

● However, the Filmora video editor comes in handy for editing videos on both Windows and Mac OS computers. Nonetheless, the latest Filmora 11 version has added advanced features that improve its instant video editing ability.

Top Criteria for Selecting the Best Video to Audio Conversion Tool

5 Rules I Follow When Choose Video to Audio Converter App

An easy yet powerful editor

Numerous effects to choose from

Detailed tutorials provided by the official channel

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Suppose you possess a documentary or a film clip of your favorite music track where the voice narration is more crucial and informative than its visuals. In that case, you can save a decent amount of space on your storage device with a practical video to audio converter app.

Keeping in mind all the above complexities, you will learn about our top 8 videos to audio converter apps, including our five must-follow to select the best among them.

In this article

01 [Best 8 Video to Audio Converter App](#Part 1)

02 [5 Ways to Choose Video to Audio Converter App](#Part 2)

Part 1 Best 8 Video to Audio Converter App

01Video to MP3 – Trim, and Convert

Let’s start with a simple yet beautifully designed video to audio converter app with all the options displayed well on the home screen. You can choose a video file from your device, YouTube video, or play previously converted audio files. In addition, you can choose to save the audio files directly to the SD card to avoid cluttering of native storage space.

The app is simple, with conversion done within a few seconds. The app also supports audio bitrates of up to 320 kb/s and offers high-quality MP3 output. This is a Play Store free-to-download app with ads on board. You will need a smartphone with at least Android 4.1 to use the app.

Features

● Compatible with all Video formats such as MP4, AVI, FLV, MKV, MPEG,3GP, M4V, MOV, MPG, etc.

● Save Your MP3 files in Sdcard Folder.

● It supports All ARM(CPU) devices.

Pros

● Easy to use

● Great compatibility

● Fast conversion

Cons

● It May does not work well often

● Pop up ads

● It May does not work well for extensive size content

02Accountlab Video to MP3 Converter

This is a slick video to audio converter app that, in addition to letting you convert videos to audio, the app also acts as a very decent audio/video editor. With good compatibility for audio bitrates of up to 320 kb/s, this video to audio converter app matches some best apps and their features out there. You can easily modify or edit video files and play them back on the app to hone your editing skills.

It has an audio cutter feature to create custom ringtones for your device. Also, it’s a free-to-download app on the Google Play Store but comes with ads. Finally, the app works with Android 2.3.3 or above devices, particularly older Android tablets and smartphones.

Features

● Supports Video formats including WMV, MP4, 3gp, Flv , avi etc.

● Integrated MP3 Cutter for making Ringtone.

● Supports Bitrate 48 kb/s , 64 kb/s , 128 kb/s , 192 kb/s , 256 kb/s , 320 kb/s.

Pros

● Simple user interface

● Fast conversion

● One tap to play music files

Cons

● Lack of batch conversion

● Inefficient video editor

● Not suitable for other features than conversion

03Video MP3 Converter

This is yet another multi-purpose video to audio converter app on our list of top 8. It can help you trim audios and videos in addition to MP3 conversion and edit the converted file’s metadata (artist information, tags, etc.).

The app is also said to be the quickest video to audio converter apps available out there, although we can’t vouch for their claim. The settings and other options on the app are well framed, so it doesn’t take much time to get used to the layout.

Using this app, you can convert videos formats like 3GP, MP4, WEBM, FLV, and WMV. Additionally, this app is entirely free to use and download if you’re OK with a few ads. Finally, the app works on devices running Android 4.1 and more.

Features

● Supported video formats: MP4, 3GP, WEBM, WMV, FLV

● Supported audio formats: MP3, OGG

● Supports editing MP3 metadata

Pros

● Interactive user interface

● Good compatibility

● Fast conversion

Cons

● Lack of other features

● It contains lots of pop up ads

● Loss in quality after conversion

04MP3 Cutter and Merger by InShot

The program lets you do everything that a standard video to audio converter app should, and more. The app not only converts videos into full MP3s but also lets you choose among parameters like frequency, channel (stereo or otherwise), and the volume of the original track.

Users can use their editing skills extensively with the increased audio controls. The app also assists you in trimming and cutting video files, which is an excellent feature.

The user interface is quite innovative here, unlike some of the other apps we’ve mentioned above. The app is free to download on the Google Play Store but is ad-supported and has in-app purchases.

Features

● Video cutter and mute audio

● Merge multiple audios

● Sound boost to increase the volume

Pros

● All in one media converter

● Interactive user interface

● It also contains other editing features

Cons

● Sound quality may ruin after boost

● Not suitable for lengthy projects

● Slow processing

05MP3 Converter – Audio Extractor

This MP3 Converter – Audio Extractor helps convert video to audio iPhone and requires you to choose a file and begin the conversion process. You won’t even have to state the output format because MP3 is the app’s default output format.

After the conversion, there’s an option to preview the file you have created to make sure the quality level is pretty satisfying. However, it doesn’t support adjusting the output file’s bitrate or modifying other settings to increase the quality of the resultant audio.

Moreover, the app provides only modest file-sharing options, and you may have to go for an in-app purchase if you wish to gain access to all the functions that the MP3 Converter – Audio Extractor has to offer.

Features

● It supports most video formats.

● Support to most audio formats.

● Widget to quickly import video or play recent audio

Pros

● Good in cutting/editing music

● Fantastic user interface

● Fast and easy to use

Cons

● The app may take time to launch

● It doesn’t contain advanced editing features

● Need two devices for conversion

06Media Converter – Video to MP3

Despite the audio extraction from video, you can use the inbuilt media player of this video to audio converter app to listen to music or watch videos. Media Converter – Video to MP3 is compatible with various input file formats, and it lets you transform to M4A, MP3, WAV, and other audio file formats.

However, this app lacks more advanced MP4 to MP3 file conversion options since you can’t add tags to them or choose the preferred bitrate of the output files. The app consists of different ads, and you must invest in an in-app purchase for premium features. Even the Media Converter – Video to MP3’s pro version doesn’t offer file-sharing options.

Features

● Audio extraction: Extracts audio from the video, Output format: MP3, M4A, OGG, WAV, FLAC, WMA, AIFF, CAF, ADX, AC3, M4R

● Video format conversion, Output format: MP4, MOV, 3GP, 3G2, ASF, MKV, VOB, MPEG, WMV, FLV, AVI

● Video compression: Video size cropping, clip video

Pros

● Supports all formats

● Interactive user interface

● Good compatibility

Cons

● Lack of advanced features

● Slow audio extraction

● It doesn’t support batch conversion

07Video to MP3 – Convert Audio

This video to audio converter iPhone app helps transform all videos stored on your phone’s camera roll, or you can upload a video from One Drive, Dropbox, iCloud, and various online hosting platforms.

Video to MP3: Convert Audio helps you adjust the beginning and ending points of the new file of audio, which means that you can convert only a section of an MP4 video file to MP3. The output can easily be shared on social media or messaging apps and various other devices using the iTunes File Sharing feature.

Features

● Get custom bitrate, sample rate, volume

● It supports audio track selection

● Specify start and end with any position

Pros

● Accessible converter

● Good user interface

● Advanced premium features

Cons

● A bit confusing

● Slow processing

● Pop up ads

07MP4, MP3 Video Audio Cutter, Trimmer & Converter

It is our fastest pick-in video to audio converter app in the market that assists you in trimming or cutting both audio and video. It can also convert from almost all video formats to audios out there with namely the supported formats like MP3, M4A, M4B, AC3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, MP4, MKV, AVI, 3GP, FLV, MOV, WEBM, M2TS, TS, MTS, MPEG.

Moreover, the app supports batch audio file conversion as well.

Features

● Trim & Cut audio files

● Trim & Cut video files

● Batch file conversion

Pros

● Good user interface

● Good compatibility

● Support to batch conversion

Cons

● Lots of popup ads

● Sometimes slow processing

● Lack of other advanced features

Part 2 5 Ways to Choose Video to Audio Converter App

Before selecting the ideal video to audio converter app or video to audio converter apk, there are different sections or points you need to consider for selection. So, let’s read them out without any further ado!

01Excellent user interface

Of course, the user interface is the primary essential feature you should be looking for in any video to audio converter app out there. Interaction with the interface is all that counts, and any complexity within this process automatically halts the ultimate performance.

02Compatibility with different audio formats

The next important thing is to consider how compatible your app is in reality. Will it be able to convert to different audio formats or not? How many audio formats are supported by the app? So, every time you convert video to audio, you need to check your requirements beforehand so as not to confuse with the formats later on.

03Processing speed

Yes, it would be best not to overlook the processing speed. The processing speed determines the likability of your end project because time is a precious element in the life of everyone. So, consider the time consumed for conversion and how much wastage of time you can afford.

04Platform compatibility

Platform compatibility refers to the devices or operating systems a particular app is comfortable with. Here, we mainly look for compatibility with Windows, Mac, iPhone, and Android. So, the best is what goes well with almost every OS or device or is compatible with both Windows and Mac simultaneously.

05Other features

Other features could represent the additional or advanced features a particular video to audio converter app consists of. It’s also because you may be looking to enhance that extracted audio, mainly on the same platform, again concerning time. This is why finding an all-rounder video to converter app is challenging but not impossible.

Filmora is a go-to alternative to full-fledged post-production applications like Final Cut Pro X, Adobe Premiere Pro, etc., and can be used to create industry-standard outputs.

Some other features that Filmora consists of the following:

● You can create split-screen effects simply with the presets available

● It helps you to add Elements to enhance your video quality

● Includes several transitions presets

Steps to convert video to audio with Filmora:

Step 1: Import the video footage to the ‘Media’ box in Wondershare Filmora Video Editor

Step 2: Drag the clip to the Timeline

Step 3: Trim the video as/if needed

Step 4: Get to the ‘Export’ box

Step 5: Choose ‘MP3’ from the ‘Local’ tab’s ‘Format’ list

Step 6: Hit the ‘EXPORT’ tab to start the conversion process

Supported Audio Formats: Filmora supports all major audio formats as a video to audio converter.

Supported Platforms: Filmora is available for both Mac and Windows computers.

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Pros

● It can be an alternative to other expensive apps such as Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro X, etc.

● Can create a device or portal-specific videos like iPhone, iPad, Samsung, YouTube, Vimeo, etc.

Cons

● Direct video to audio conversion can produce files only in MP3 format

Key Takeaways from This Episode

● Understanding top 8 tools to convert video to audio

● 5 rules to choose the top-rated video to audio converter app

● Finding the all-rounder video to audio converter: Wondershare Filmora

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Suppose you possess a documentary or a film clip of your favorite music track where the voice narration is more crucial and informative than its visuals. In that case, you can save a decent amount of space on your storage device with a practical video to audio converter app.

Keeping in mind all the above complexities, you will learn about our top 8 videos to audio converter apps, including our five must-follow to select the best among them.

In this article

01 [Best 8 Video to Audio Converter App](#Part 1)

02 [5 Ways to Choose Video to Audio Converter App](#Part 2)

Part 1 Best 8 Video to Audio Converter App

01Video to MP3 – Trim, and Convert

Let’s start with a simple yet beautifully designed video to audio converter app with all the options displayed well on the home screen. You can choose a video file from your device, YouTube video, or play previously converted audio files. In addition, you can choose to save the audio files directly to the SD card to avoid cluttering of native storage space.

The app is simple, with conversion done within a few seconds. The app also supports audio bitrates of up to 320 kb/s and offers high-quality MP3 output. This is a Play Store free-to-download app with ads on board. You will need a smartphone with at least Android 4.1 to use the app.

Features

● Compatible with all Video formats such as MP4, AVI, FLV, MKV, MPEG,3GP, M4V, MOV, MPG, etc.

● Save Your MP3 files in Sdcard Folder.

● It supports All ARM(CPU) devices.

Pros

● Easy to use

● Great compatibility

● Fast conversion

Cons

● It May does not work well often

● Pop up ads

● It May does not work well for extensive size content

02Accountlab Video to MP3 Converter

This is a slick video to audio converter app that, in addition to letting you convert videos to audio, the app also acts as a very decent audio/video editor. With good compatibility for audio bitrates of up to 320 kb/s, this video to audio converter app matches some best apps and their features out there. You can easily modify or edit video files and play them back on the app to hone your editing skills.

It has an audio cutter feature to create custom ringtones for your device. Also, it’s a free-to-download app on the Google Play Store but comes with ads. Finally, the app works with Android 2.3.3 or above devices, particularly older Android tablets and smartphones.

Features

● Supports Video formats including WMV, MP4, 3gp, Flv , avi etc.

● Integrated MP3 Cutter for making Ringtone.

● Supports Bitrate 48 kb/s , 64 kb/s , 128 kb/s , 192 kb/s , 256 kb/s , 320 kb/s.

Pros

● Simple user interface

● Fast conversion

● One tap to play music files

Cons

● Lack of batch conversion

● Inefficient video editor

● Not suitable for other features than conversion

03Video MP3 Converter

This is yet another multi-purpose video to audio converter app on our list of top 8. It can help you trim audios and videos in addition to MP3 conversion and edit the converted file’s metadata (artist information, tags, etc.).

The app is also said to be the quickest video to audio converter apps available out there, although we can’t vouch for their claim. The settings and other options on the app are well framed, so it doesn’t take much time to get used to the layout.

Using this app, you can convert videos formats like 3GP, MP4, WEBM, FLV, and WMV. Additionally, this app is entirely free to use and download if you’re OK with a few ads. Finally, the app works on devices running Android 4.1 and more.

Features

● Supported video formats: MP4, 3GP, WEBM, WMV, FLV

● Supported audio formats: MP3, OGG

● Supports editing MP3 metadata

Pros

● Interactive user interface

● Good compatibility

● Fast conversion

Cons

● Lack of other features

● It contains lots of pop up ads

● Loss in quality after conversion

04MP3 Cutter and Merger by InShot

The program lets you do everything that a standard video to audio converter app should, and more. The app not only converts videos into full MP3s but also lets you choose among parameters like frequency, channel (stereo or otherwise), and the volume of the original track.

Users can use their editing skills extensively with the increased audio controls. The app also assists you in trimming and cutting video files, which is an excellent feature.

The user interface is quite innovative here, unlike some of the other apps we’ve mentioned above. The app is free to download on the Google Play Store but is ad-supported and has in-app purchases.

Features

● Video cutter and mute audio

● Merge multiple audios

● Sound boost to increase the volume

Pros

● All in one media converter

● Interactive user interface

● It also contains other editing features

Cons

● Sound quality may ruin after boost

● Not suitable for lengthy projects

● Slow processing

05MP3 Converter – Audio Extractor

This MP3 Converter – Audio Extractor helps convert video to audio iPhone and requires you to choose a file and begin the conversion process. You won’t even have to state the output format because MP3 is the app’s default output format.

After the conversion, there’s an option to preview the file you have created to make sure the quality level is pretty satisfying. However, it doesn’t support adjusting the output file’s bitrate or modifying other settings to increase the quality of the resultant audio.

Moreover, the app provides only modest file-sharing options, and you may have to go for an in-app purchase if you wish to gain access to all the functions that the MP3 Converter – Audio Extractor has to offer.

Features

● It supports most video formats.

● Support to most audio formats.

● Widget to quickly import video or play recent audio

Pros

● Good in cutting/editing music

● Fantastic user interface

● Fast and easy to use

Cons

● The app may take time to launch

● It doesn’t contain advanced editing features

● Need two devices for conversion

06Media Converter – Video to MP3

Despite the audio extraction from video, you can use the inbuilt media player of this video to audio converter app to listen to music or watch videos. Media Converter – Video to MP3 is compatible with various input file formats, and it lets you transform to M4A, MP3, WAV, and other audio file formats.

However, this app lacks more advanced MP4 to MP3 file conversion options since you can’t add tags to them or choose the preferred bitrate of the output files. The app consists of different ads, and you must invest in an in-app purchase for premium features. Even the Media Converter – Video to MP3’s pro version doesn’t offer file-sharing options.

Features

● Audio extraction: Extracts audio from the video, Output format: MP3, M4A, OGG, WAV, FLAC, WMA, AIFF, CAF, ADX, AC3, M4R

● Video format conversion, Output format: MP4, MOV, 3GP, 3G2, ASF, MKV, VOB, MPEG, WMV, FLV, AVI

● Video compression: Video size cropping, clip video

Pros

● Supports all formats

● Interactive user interface

● Good compatibility

Cons

● Lack of advanced features

● Slow audio extraction

● It doesn’t support batch conversion

07Video to MP3 – Convert Audio

This video to audio converter iPhone app helps transform all videos stored on your phone’s camera roll, or you can upload a video from One Drive, Dropbox, iCloud, and various online hosting platforms.

Video to MP3: Convert Audio helps you adjust the beginning and ending points of the new file of audio, which means that you can convert only a section of an MP4 video file to MP3. The output can easily be shared on social media or messaging apps and various other devices using the iTunes File Sharing feature.

Features

● Get custom bitrate, sample rate, volume

● It supports audio track selection

● Specify start and end with any position

Pros

● Accessible converter

● Good user interface

● Advanced premium features

Cons

● A bit confusing

● Slow processing

● Pop up ads

07MP4, MP3 Video Audio Cutter, Trimmer & Converter

It is our fastest pick-in video to audio converter app in the market that assists you in trimming or cutting both audio and video. It can also convert from almost all video formats to audios out there with namely the supported formats like MP3, M4A, M4B, AC3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, MP4, MKV, AVI, 3GP, FLV, MOV, WEBM, M2TS, TS, MTS, MPEG.

Moreover, the app supports batch audio file conversion as well.

Features

● Trim & Cut audio files

● Trim & Cut video files

● Batch file conversion

Pros

● Good user interface

● Good compatibility

● Support to batch conversion

Cons

● Lots of popup ads

● Sometimes slow processing

● Lack of other advanced features

Part 2 5 Ways to Choose Video to Audio Converter App

Before selecting the ideal video to audio converter app or video to audio converter apk, there are different sections or points you need to consider for selection. So, let’s read them out without any further ado!

01Excellent user interface

Of course, the user interface is the primary essential feature you should be looking for in any video to audio converter app out there. Interaction with the interface is all that counts, and any complexity within this process automatically halts the ultimate performance.

02Compatibility with different audio formats

The next important thing is to consider how compatible your app is in reality. Will it be able to convert to different audio formats or not? How many audio formats are supported by the app? So, every time you convert video to audio, you need to check your requirements beforehand so as not to confuse with the formats later on.

03Processing speed

Yes, it would be best not to overlook the processing speed. The processing speed determines the likability of your end project because time is a precious element in the life of everyone. So, consider the time consumed for conversion and how much wastage of time you can afford.

04Platform compatibility

Platform compatibility refers to the devices or operating systems a particular app is comfortable with. Here, we mainly look for compatibility with Windows, Mac, iPhone, and Android. So, the best is what goes well with almost every OS or device or is compatible with both Windows and Mac simultaneously.

05Other features

Other features could represent the additional or advanced features a particular video to audio converter app consists of. It’s also because you may be looking to enhance that extracted audio, mainly on the same platform, again concerning time. This is why finding an all-rounder video to converter app is challenging but not impossible.

Filmora is a go-to alternative to full-fledged post-production applications like Final Cut Pro X, Adobe Premiere Pro, etc., and can be used to create industry-standard outputs.

Some other features that Filmora consists of the following:

● You can create split-screen effects simply with the presets available

● It helps you to add Elements to enhance your video quality

● Includes several transitions presets

Steps to convert video to audio with Filmora:

Step 1: Import the video footage to the ‘Media’ box in Wondershare Filmora Video Editor

Step 2: Drag the clip to the Timeline

Step 3: Trim the video as/if needed

Step 4: Get to the ‘Export’ box

Step 5: Choose ‘MP3’ from the ‘Local’ tab’s ‘Format’ list

Step 6: Hit the ‘EXPORT’ tab to start the conversion process

Supported Audio Formats: Filmora supports all major audio formats as a video to audio converter.

Supported Platforms: Filmora is available for both Mac and Windows computers.

Wondershare Filmora

Get started easily with Filmora’s powerful performance, intuitive interface, and countless effects!

Try It Free Try It Free Try It Free Learn More >

Pros

● It can be an alternative to other expensive apps such as Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro X, etc.

● Can create a device or portal-specific videos like iPhone, iPad, Samsung, YouTube, Vimeo, etc.

Cons

● Direct video to audio conversion can produce files only in MP3 format

Key Takeaways from This Episode

● Understanding top 8 tools to convert video to audio

● 5 rules to choose the top-rated video to audio converter app

● Finding the all-rounder video to audio converter: Wondershare Filmora

Try It Free Try It Free

Suppose you possess a documentary or a film clip of your favorite music track where the voice narration is more crucial and informative than its visuals. In that case, you can save a decent amount of space on your storage device with a practical video to audio converter app.

Keeping in mind all the above complexities, you will learn about our top 8 videos to audio converter apps, including our five must-follow to select the best among them.

In this article

01 [Best 8 Video to Audio Converter App](#Part 1)

02 [5 Ways to Choose Video to Audio Converter App](#Part 2)

Part 1 Best 8 Video to Audio Converter App

01Video to MP3 – Trim, and Convert

Let’s start with a simple yet beautifully designed video to audio converter app with all the options displayed well on the home screen. You can choose a video file from your device, YouTube video, or play previously converted audio files. In addition, you can choose to save the audio files directly to the SD card to avoid cluttering of native storage space.

The app is simple, with conversion done within a few seconds. The app also supports audio bitrates of up to 320 kb/s and offers high-quality MP3 output. This is a Play Store free-to-download app with ads on board. You will need a smartphone with at least Android 4.1 to use the app.

Features

● Compatible with all Video formats such as MP4, AVI, FLV, MKV, MPEG,3GP, M4V, MOV, MPG, etc.

● Save Your MP3 files in Sdcard Folder.

● It supports All ARM(CPU) devices.

Pros

● Easy to use

● Great compatibility

● Fast conversion

Cons

● It May does not work well often

● Pop up ads

● It May does not work well for extensive size content

02Accountlab Video to MP3 Converter

This is a slick video to audio converter app that, in addition to letting you convert videos to audio, the app also acts as a very decent audio/video editor. With good compatibility for audio bitrates of up to 320 kb/s, this video to audio converter app matches some best apps and their features out there. You can easily modify or edit video files and play them back on the app to hone your editing skills.

It has an audio cutter feature to create custom ringtones for your device. Also, it’s a free-to-download app on the Google Play Store but comes with ads. Finally, the app works with Android 2.3.3 or above devices, particularly older Android tablets and smartphones.

Features

● Supports Video formats including WMV, MP4, 3gp, Flv , avi etc.

● Integrated MP3 Cutter for making Ringtone.

● Supports Bitrate 48 kb/s , 64 kb/s , 128 kb/s , 192 kb/s , 256 kb/s , 320 kb/s.

Pros

● Simple user interface

● Fast conversion

● One tap to play music files

Cons

● Lack of batch conversion

● Inefficient video editor

● Not suitable for other features than conversion

03Video MP3 Converter

This is yet another multi-purpose video to audio converter app on our list of top 8. It can help you trim audios and videos in addition to MP3 conversion and edit the converted file’s metadata (artist information, tags, etc.).

The app is also said to be the quickest video to audio converter apps available out there, although we can’t vouch for their claim. The settings and other options on the app are well framed, so it doesn’t take much time to get used to the layout.

Using this app, you can convert videos formats like 3GP, MP4, WEBM, FLV, and WMV. Additionally, this app is entirely free to use and download if you’re OK with a few ads. Finally, the app works on devices running Android 4.1 and more.

Features

● Supported video formats: MP4, 3GP, WEBM, WMV, FLV

● Supported audio formats: MP3, OGG

● Supports editing MP3 metadata

Pros

● Interactive user interface

● Good compatibility

● Fast conversion

Cons

● Lack of other features

● It contains lots of pop up ads

● Loss in quality after conversion

04MP3 Cutter and Merger by InShot

The program lets you do everything that a standard video to audio converter app should, and more. The app not only converts videos into full MP3s but also lets you choose among parameters like frequency, channel (stereo or otherwise), and the volume of the original track.

Users can use their editing skills extensively with the increased audio controls. The app also assists you in trimming and cutting video files, which is an excellent feature.

The user interface is quite innovative here, unlike some of the other apps we’ve mentioned above. The app is free to download on the Google Play Store but is ad-supported and has in-app purchases.

Features

● Video cutter and mute audio

● Merge multiple audios

● Sound boost to increase the volume

Pros

● All in one media converter

● Interactive user interface

● It also contains other editing features

Cons

● Sound quality may ruin after boost

● Not suitable for lengthy projects

● Slow processing

05MP3 Converter – Audio Extractor

This MP3 Converter – Audio Extractor helps convert video to audio iPhone and requires you to choose a file and begin the conversion process. You won’t even have to state the output format because MP3 is the app’s default output format.

After the conversion, there’s an option to preview the file you have created to make sure the quality level is pretty satisfying. However, it doesn’t support adjusting the output file’s bitrate or modifying other settings to increase the quality of the resultant audio.

Moreover, the app provides only modest file-sharing options, and you may have to go for an in-app purchase if you wish to gain access to all the functions that the MP3 Converter – Audio Extractor has to offer.

Features

● It supports most video formats.

● Support to most audio formats.

● Widget to quickly import video or play recent audio

Pros

● Good in cutting/editing music

● Fantastic user interface

● Fast and easy to use

Cons

● The app may take time to launch

● It doesn’t contain advanced editing features

● Need two devices for conversion

06Media Converter – Video to MP3

Despite the audio extraction from video, you can use the inbuilt media player of this video to audio converter app to listen to music or watch videos. Media Converter – Video to MP3 is compatible with various input file formats, and it lets you transform to M4A, MP3, WAV, and other audio file formats.

However, this app lacks more advanced MP4 to MP3 file conversion options since you can’t add tags to them or choose the preferred bitrate of the output files. The app consists of different ads, and you must invest in an in-app purchase for premium features. Even the Media Converter – Video to MP3’s pro version doesn’t offer file-sharing options.

Features

● Audio extraction: Extracts audio from the video, Output format: MP3, M4A, OGG, WAV, FLAC, WMA, AIFF, CAF, ADX, AC3, M4R

● Video format conversion, Output format: MP4, MOV, 3GP, 3G2, ASF, MKV, VOB, MPEG, WMV, FLV, AVI

● Video compression: Video size cropping, clip video

Pros

● Supports all formats

● Interactive user interface

● Good compatibility

Cons

● Lack of advanced features

● Slow audio extraction

● It doesn’t support batch conversion

07Video to MP3 – Convert Audio

This video to audio converter iPhone app helps transform all videos stored on your phone’s camera roll, or you can upload a video from One Drive, Dropbox, iCloud, and various online hosting platforms.

Video to MP3: Convert Audio helps you adjust the beginning and ending points of the new file of audio, which means that you can convert only a section of an MP4 video file to MP3. The output can easily be shared on social media or messaging apps and various other devices using the iTunes File Sharing feature.

Features

● Get custom bitrate, sample rate, volume

● It supports audio track selection

● Specify start and end with any position

Pros

● Accessible converter

● Good user interface

● Advanced premium features

Cons

● A bit confusing

● Slow processing

● Pop up ads

07MP4, MP3 Video Audio Cutter, Trimmer & Converter

It is our fastest pick-in video to audio converter app in the market that assists you in trimming or cutting both audio and video. It can also convert from almost all video formats to audios out there with namely the supported formats like MP3, M4A, M4B, AC3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, MP4, MKV, AVI, 3GP, FLV, MOV, WEBM, M2TS, TS, MTS, MPEG.

Moreover, the app supports batch audio file conversion as well.

Features

● Trim & Cut audio files

● Trim & Cut video files

● Batch file conversion

Pros

● Good user interface

● Good compatibility

● Support to batch conversion

Cons

● Lots of popup ads

● Sometimes slow processing

● Lack of other advanced features

Part 2 5 Ways to Choose Video to Audio Converter App

Before selecting the ideal video to audio converter app or video to audio converter apk, there are different sections or points you need to consider for selection. So, let’s read them out without any further ado!

01Excellent user interface

Of course, the user interface is the primary essential feature you should be looking for in any video to audio converter app out there. Interaction with the interface is all that counts, and any complexity within this process automatically halts the ultimate performance.

02Compatibility with different audio formats

The next important thing is to consider how compatible your app is in reality. Will it be able to convert to different audio formats or not? How many audio formats are supported by the app? So, every time you convert video to audio, you need to check your requirements beforehand so as not to confuse with the formats later on.

03Processing speed

Yes, it would be best not to overlook the processing speed. The processing speed determines the likability of your end project because time is a precious element in the life of everyone. So, consider the time consumed for conversion and how much wastage of time you can afford.

04Platform compatibility

Platform compatibility refers to the devices or operating systems a particular app is comfortable with. Here, we mainly look for compatibility with Windows, Mac, iPhone, and Android. So, the best is what goes well with almost every OS or device or is compatible with both Windows and Mac simultaneously.

05Other features

Other features could represent the additional or advanced features a particular video to audio converter app consists of. It’s also because you may be looking to enhance that extracted audio, mainly on the same platform, again concerning time. This is why finding an all-rounder video to converter app is challenging but not impossible.

Filmora is a go-to alternative to full-fledged post-production applications like Final Cut Pro X, Adobe Premiere Pro, etc., and can be used to create industry-standard outputs.

Some other features that Filmora consists of the following:

● You can create split-screen effects simply with the presets available

● It helps you to add Elements to enhance your video quality

● Includes several transitions presets

Steps to convert video to audio with Filmora:

Step 1: Import the video footage to the ‘Media’ box in Wondershare Filmora Video Editor

Step 2: Drag the clip to the Timeline

Step 3: Trim the video as/if needed

Step 4: Get to the ‘Export’ box

Step 5: Choose ‘MP3’ from the ‘Local’ tab’s ‘Format’ list

Step 6: Hit the ‘EXPORT’ tab to start the conversion process

Supported Audio Formats: Filmora supports all major audio formats as a video to audio converter.

Supported Platforms: Filmora is available for both Mac and Windows computers.

Wondershare Filmora

Get started easily with Filmora’s powerful performance, intuitive interface, and countless effects!

Try It Free Try It Free Try It Free Learn More >

Pros

● It can be an alternative to other expensive apps such as Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro X, etc.

● Can create a device or portal-specific videos like iPhone, iPad, Samsung, YouTube, Vimeo, etc.

Cons

● Direct video to audio conversion can produce files only in MP3 format

Key Takeaways from This Episode

● Understanding top 8 tools to convert video to audio

● 5 rules to choose the top-rated video to audio converter app

● Finding the all-rounder video to audio converter: Wondershare Filmora

Try It Free Try It Free

Suppose you possess a documentary or a film clip of your favorite music track where the voice narration is more crucial and informative than its visuals. In that case, you can save a decent amount of space on your storage device with a practical video to audio converter app.

Keeping in mind all the above complexities, you will learn about our top 8 videos to audio converter apps, including our five must-follow to select the best among them.

In this article

01 [Best 8 Video to Audio Converter App](#Part 1)

02 [5 Ways to Choose Video to Audio Converter App](#Part 2)

Part 1 Best 8 Video to Audio Converter App

01Video to MP3 – Trim, and Convert

Let’s start with a simple yet beautifully designed video to audio converter app with all the options displayed well on the home screen. You can choose a video file from your device, YouTube video, or play previously converted audio files. In addition, you can choose to save the audio files directly to the SD card to avoid cluttering of native storage space.

The app is simple, with conversion done within a few seconds. The app also supports audio bitrates of up to 320 kb/s and offers high-quality MP3 output. This is a Play Store free-to-download app with ads on board. You will need a smartphone with at least Android 4.1 to use the app.

Features

● Compatible with all Video formats such as MP4, AVI, FLV, MKV, MPEG,3GP, M4V, MOV, MPG, etc.

● Save Your MP3 files in Sdcard Folder.

● It supports All ARM(CPU) devices.

Pros

● Easy to use

● Great compatibility

● Fast conversion

Cons

● It May does not work well often

● Pop up ads

● It May does not work well for extensive size content

02Accountlab Video to MP3 Converter

This is a slick video to audio converter app that, in addition to letting you convert videos to audio, the app also acts as a very decent audio/video editor. With good compatibility for audio bitrates of up to 320 kb/s, this video to audio converter app matches some best apps and their features out there. You can easily modify or edit video files and play them back on the app to hone your editing skills.

It has an audio cutter feature to create custom ringtones for your device. Also, it’s a free-to-download app on the Google Play Store but comes with ads. Finally, the app works with Android 2.3.3 or above devices, particularly older Android tablets and smartphones.

Features

● Supports Video formats including WMV, MP4, 3gp, Flv , avi etc.

● Integrated MP3 Cutter for making Ringtone.

● Supports Bitrate 48 kb/s , 64 kb/s , 128 kb/s , 192 kb/s , 256 kb/s , 320 kb/s.

Pros

● Simple user interface

● Fast conversion

● One tap to play music files

Cons

● Lack of batch conversion

● Inefficient video editor

● Not suitable for other features than conversion

03Video MP3 Converter

This is yet another multi-purpose video to audio converter app on our list of top 8. It can help you trim audios and videos in addition to MP3 conversion and edit the converted file’s metadata (artist information, tags, etc.).

The app is also said to be the quickest video to audio converter apps available out there, although we can’t vouch for their claim. The settings and other options on the app are well framed, so it doesn’t take much time to get used to the layout.

Using this app, you can convert videos formats like 3GP, MP4, WEBM, FLV, and WMV. Additionally, this app is entirely free to use and download if you’re OK with a few ads. Finally, the app works on devices running Android 4.1 and more.

Features

● Supported video formats: MP4, 3GP, WEBM, WMV, FLV

● Supported audio formats: MP3, OGG

● Supports editing MP3 metadata

Pros

● Interactive user interface

● Good compatibility

● Fast conversion

Cons

● Lack of other features

● It contains lots of pop up ads

● Loss in quality after conversion

04MP3 Cutter and Merger by InShot

The program lets you do everything that a standard video to audio converter app should, and more. The app not only converts videos into full MP3s but also lets you choose among parameters like frequency, channel (stereo or otherwise), and the volume of the original track.

Users can use their editing skills extensively with the increased audio controls. The app also assists you in trimming and cutting video files, which is an excellent feature.

The user interface is quite innovative here, unlike some of the other apps we’ve mentioned above. The app is free to download on the Google Play Store but is ad-supported and has in-app purchases.

Features

● Video cutter and mute audio

● Merge multiple audios

● Sound boost to increase the volume

Pros

● All in one media converter

● Interactive user interface

● It also contains other editing features

Cons

● Sound quality may ruin after boost

● Not suitable for lengthy projects

● Slow processing

05MP3 Converter – Audio Extractor

This MP3 Converter – Audio Extractor helps convert video to audio iPhone and requires you to choose a file and begin the conversion process. You won’t even have to state the output format because MP3 is the app’s default output format.

After the conversion, there’s an option to preview the file you have created to make sure the quality level is pretty satisfying. However, it doesn’t support adjusting the output file’s bitrate or modifying other settings to increase the quality of the resultant audio.

Moreover, the app provides only modest file-sharing options, and you may have to go for an in-app purchase if you wish to gain access to all the functions that the MP3 Converter – Audio Extractor has to offer.

Features

● It supports most video formats.

● Support to most audio formats.

● Widget to quickly import video or play recent audio

Pros

● Good in cutting/editing music

● Fantastic user interface

● Fast and easy to use

Cons

● The app may take time to launch

● It doesn’t contain advanced editing features

● Need two devices for conversion

06Media Converter – Video to MP3

Despite the audio extraction from video, you can use the inbuilt media player of this video to audio converter app to listen to music or watch videos. Media Converter – Video to MP3 is compatible with various input file formats, and it lets you transform to M4A, MP3, WAV, and other audio file formats.

However, this app lacks more advanced MP4 to MP3 file conversion options since you can’t add tags to them or choose the preferred bitrate of the output files. The app consists of different ads, and you must invest in an in-app purchase for premium features. Even the Media Converter – Video to MP3’s pro version doesn’t offer file-sharing options.

Features

● Audio extraction: Extracts audio from the video, Output format: MP3, M4A, OGG, WAV, FLAC, WMA, AIFF, CAF, ADX, AC3, M4R

● Video format conversion, Output format: MP4, MOV, 3GP, 3G2, ASF, MKV, VOB, MPEG, WMV, FLV, AVI

● Video compression: Video size cropping, clip video

Pros

● Supports all formats

● Interactive user interface

● Good compatibility

Cons

● Lack of advanced features

● Slow audio extraction

● It doesn’t support batch conversion

07Video to MP3 – Convert Audio

This video to audio converter iPhone app helps transform all videos stored on your phone’s camera roll, or you can upload a video from One Drive, Dropbox, iCloud, and various online hosting platforms.

Video to MP3: Convert Audio helps you adjust the beginning and ending points of the new file of audio, which means that you can convert only a section of an MP4 video file to MP3. The output can easily be shared on social media or messaging apps and various other devices using the iTunes File Sharing feature.

Features

● Get custom bitrate, sample rate, volume

● It supports audio track selection

● Specify start and end with any position

Pros

● Accessible converter

● Good user interface

● Advanced premium features

Cons

● A bit confusing

● Slow processing

● Pop up ads

07MP4, MP3 Video Audio Cutter, Trimmer & Converter

It is our fastest pick-in video to audio converter app in the market that assists you in trimming or cutting both audio and video. It can also convert from almost all video formats to audios out there with namely the supported formats like MP3, M4A, M4B, AC3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, MP4, MKV, AVI, 3GP, FLV, MOV, WEBM, M2TS, TS, MTS, MPEG.

Moreover, the app supports batch audio file conversion as well.

Features

● Trim & Cut audio files

● Trim & Cut video files

● Batch file conversion

Pros

● Good user interface

● Good compatibility

● Support to batch conversion

Cons

● Lots of popup ads

● Sometimes slow processing

● Lack of other advanced features

Part 2 5 Ways to Choose Video to Audio Converter App

Before selecting the ideal video to audio converter app or video to audio converter apk, there are different sections or points you need to consider for selection. So, let’s read them out without any further ado!

01Excellent user interface

Of course, the user interface is the primary essential feature you should be looking for in any video to audio converter app out there. Interaction with the interface is all that counts, and any complexity within this process automatically halts the ultimate performance.

02Compatibility with different audio formats

The next important thing is to consider how compatible your app is in reality. Will it be able to convert to different audio formats or not? How many audio formats are supported by the app? So, every time you convert video to audio, you need to check your requirements beforehand so as not to confuse with the formats later on.

03Processing speed

Yes, it would be best not to overlook the processing speed. The processing speed determines the likability of your end project because time is a precious element in the life of everyone. So, consider the time consumed for conversion and how much wastage of time you can afford.

04Platform compatibility

Platform compatibility refers to the devices or operating systems a particular app is comfortable with. Here, we mainly look for compatibility with Windows, Mac, iPhone, and Android. So, the best is what goes well with almost every OS or device or is compatible with both Windows and Mac simultaneously.

05Other features

Other features could represent the additional or advanced features a particular video to audio converter app consists of. It’s also because you may be looking to enhance that extracted audio, mainly on the same platform, again concerning time. This is why finding an all-rounder video to converter app is challenging but not impossible.

Filmora is a go-to alternative to full-fledged post-production applications like Final Cut Pro X, Adobe Premiere Pro, etc., and can be used to create industry-standard outputs.

Some other features that Filmora consists of the following:

● You can create split-screen effects simply with the presets available

● It helps you to add Elements to enhance your video quality

● Includes several transitions presets

Steps to convert video to audio with Filmora:

Step 1: Import the video footage to the ‘Media’ box in Wondershare Filmora Video Editor

Step 2: Drag the clip to the Timeline

Step 3: Trim the video as/if needed

Step 4: Get to the ‘Export’ box

Step 5: Choose ‘MP3’ from the ‘Local’ tab’s ‘Format’ list

Step 6: Hit the ‘EXPORT’ tab to start the conversion process

Supported Audio Formats: Filmora supports all major audio formats as a video to audio converter.

Supported Platforms: Filmora is available for both Mac and Windows computers.

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Pros

● It can be an alternative to other expensive apps such as Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro X, etc.

● Can create a device or portal-specific videos like iPhone, iPad, Samsung, YouTube, Vimeo, etc.

Cons

● Direct video to audio conversion can produce files only in MP3 format

Key Takeaways from This Episode

● Understanding top 8 tools to convert video to audio

● 5 rules to choose the top-rated video to audio converter app

● Finding the all-rounder video to audio converter: Wondershare Filmora

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