Top Ten Video Editor Apps For Android Users, May 2019 Edition

1. VideoShow Video Editor

VideoShow Video Editor is obviously a simple video editor that you can do most of the basic stuff including trimming, organizing videos, and adding music. Some additional features are pretty useful like emoji packages, adding texts, and a bunch of effects to make your piece a little more fun. It’s great for use when you want to edit social network videos, but it doesn’t have enough ability to work on bigger productions. There’re some additional features you have to buy in apps, though it’s free to use.

2. VivaVideo

VivaVideo is a well-known app which is categorized as a middle-of-the-road editing app. The app works well especially for short clips like social media videos. Furthermore, the app has included over 200 filters and many other effects, and fast/slow motion supports. However, its free version will ink a watermark in the video as well as time limitation. VivaVideo is undoubtedly one of the highly used apps to shoot and edit your short-time videos.

3. Quik

Quik is a new-brand among other video editors for Android devices. Let’s take a look at how it works. Put briefly, the app will ask you to add up to 50 photos and videos into it, then it will automatically analyze them and roll out a short video as a result. The app reportedly contains about over 20 video styles and you can re-order and customize your piece before exporting it. It’s totally convenient for those who don’t need something powerful for professional works. It’s a free-to-use app.

4. PowerDirector

PowerDirector comes with numerous features that allow you to have some quick edits, colorful effects and so on. It also supports slow motion and collage maker as well. The app has a friendly interface to help users easily do their task when editing video. This is said to be very familiar for those who do editing occasionally. Though it’s free-to-use, you still need to pay some money in case you need to use all of the features in the app.

5. Movie Maker Filmmaker

Movie Maker Filmmaker is currently one of the most popular editing apps. The app allows you to design your own custom filters besides a variety of video effects. You can trim, crop, and reorder video content. Note that the app had some bugs since it got some major redesigns, but it still works well in comparison with other apps. The app is free.

6. KineMaster

With KineMaster, you will have a powerful editing app which will perform various video effects along with basics like most of the other apps can do. KineMaster is reportedly suitable for both beginners and professional editor. The app will support you with all full-featured professional tools for Android users.

7. Funimate

Funimate will surprise you with a bunch of video filters to play with and the creating process is pretty smooth. The app will let you create simple videos for social media sites rather than actual products. Funimate describes itself as being a great app for making a music video out of the contents you’re having on your phone. It’s not nearly as powerful as something like PowerDirector, but in fact, not everybody needs something that intense.

8. FilmoraGo

With FilmoraGo, you can find it easier to do some basic features from trimming/cutting video, rendering or some similar kinds of stuff like slow-motion, transitions, music, overlays. It should be noted that the video editor app supports an appropriate frame for 1:1 Instagram videos and 16:9 YouTube videos. In fact, most of the features are free.

9. Adobe Premiere Clip

The Adobe Premiere Clip is a dedicated product of Adobe releasing for mobile phone. The app is able to sync and work with Adobe Premiere Pro so you can start a project on a device then continue on the others. All you need is creating an Adobe Creative Cloud account. The app has a variety of tools, effects, and music. If you don’t want to do it yourself, it also has the ability to auto-generate videos using your images and video.

10. ActionDirector

ActionDirector is among the most useful video editors available on both PC and Android. The app gives you several basic features including importing, editing and rendering the videos. ActionDirector is a rare app that supports 4K-quality video.