Top 10 Best Video Editing Apps for Android and iOS 2020

The best video editing apps prove that you don't need a powerful – and expensive – PC to edit and create professional-looking videos. All you need is your smartphone or tablet, imagination and a bit of skill.

Because the best video editing apps are made for smaller, touchscreen, devices, it means they are user friendly, so you don't need to pour over manuals or watch tutorials to get started.

Instead, you should be creating great-looking videos in no time at all. Another bonus is that the best video editing apps are a lot cheaper than their counterparts on PCs and Macs, and the right app will turn video into glossy and professional-looking clips, that can be constantly tweaked and improved wherever you are.

The apps we have chosen here combine both intuitive interfaces and powerful tools, making them the ideal place to start your video editing journey.

3.ALRIGHT MOTION:
Alight Motion supports multiple layers of graphics, video, and audio, as well as a library of vector shapes, and custom vector and freehand illustrations.
Alight Motion has everything you need to produce professional-quality results right on your phone or tablet.

Multiple layers of graphics, video, and audio
Vector and bitmap support (edit vector graphics right in the app!)
100+ basic effect building blocks that can be combined to create sophisticated visual effects
Keyframe animation available for all settings
Animation easing for the more fluid motion: Pick from presets or build your own timing curves
Grouping and Masking
Color Tuning and Adjustment
Velocity-based motion blur
Export MP4 video in H.264 and HEVC, GIF animation, PNG sequences and more
Share project packages to move projects between devices or send them to other users in an editable format
Solid color, gradient, and media fill
Stroke, Shadow, and Multi-Border effects
Custom font support
Save your favorite elements for easy re-use in future projects
Fully cross-platform: Works on iPhone, iPad, and Android devices


2.Power Director
PowerDirector is one of the most comprehensive video editor apps on this list. It comes with a ton of features, including quick editing tools, various effects, and other tools, and it even comes with things like a collage maker and slow motion support. The interface is relatively easy to work with and it utilizes the classic timeline editor method. It should be more familiar for those who video edit often. It’s free to download and use, but you’ll need to fork out some extra money to get all the features. This is a for-real video editor, especially for larger screens like Chromebooks or tablets.

1.KineMaster
KineMaster is a top-notch, pro-level video editing app for Android. Supporting multiple layers of video (on supported Android devices), images and text, as well as multi-track audio, it enables you to trim video clips and layers precisely at frame-by-frame granularity, while audio clip timing can be adjusted with sub-frame accuracy.


KineMaster also offers instant edit previews, precise volume envelope control, color LUT filters, speed controls, chroma key compositing, and 3D transitions. It’s free to download, but note that it adds watermarks to videos, which you have to take out a subscription to remove.