Best video editing app

[RichyK68]

Hi, I'm looking for a video editing app for Android that allows me to position clips independently in the timeline. Every app I've tried so far shuffles all the clips together when one clip is removed.

I make music videos and it is impossible to work like this, as they are not constructed linearly, and clips get moved about or deleted, but it's imperative all other clips remain where they were.

Richy

 

[ocnbrze]

what phone do you have? why not do this on a computer?

 

[svim]

Since you are making music video content, @ocnbrze does bring up an interesting question. Why aren't you using a computer or laptop instead?
Are these just random music events that you want to save to video files or something more polished and quality focused?

 

[RichyK68]

I am using a Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra.

I used to use kdenlive on my PC, but I'm now living in a motorhome traveling around and it is easy to keep my tablet charged. I can't use my PC unless hooked up to power.

I was hoping for decent Android software but they are only good for 10 second clips by the looks of things.

 

[mikedt]

I am using a Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra.

I used to use kdenlive on my PC, but I'm now living in a motorhome traveling around and it is easy to keep my tablet charged. I can't use my PC unless hooked up to power.

I was hoping for decent Android software but they are only good for 10 second clips by the looks of things.

The lightweight video editors on mobile are only really good for very short-form content, like for TikTok or something.

I make some videos for lessons, but I'm using iMovie or Final Cut Pro on a MacBook.