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In this video, I'm going to be going over the best free video editing apps for Android.

     Each of these editors will allow you to make videos straight from your Android phone or tablet.Whether you're a YouTuber, a filmmaker, or you just wanna make videos for fun, I'm going to be going over the pros and cons of each video editing app.

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      So by the end of this video, you know which app is perfect for you. Now since that there's so many of apps to choose from, I set out a list of criteria that each of these apps on the list must meet.

     So first of all, each of these free video editing apps must have all basic functionality. So you have to and be able to add clips, cut them up, add text and export a final product. Second, none of these apps can have any sort of watermarks.

It doesn't matter if the watermark is big or small, in the corner or in the middle, if there is a watermark, that app is not going to be making this list.And finally, not everyone has the latest smartphone or a tablet. So I'm going to be testing all of these devices on the Samsung Galaxy Tab A,which is a medium to low-end tablet.And they have to be able to run smoothly on this tablet as well.

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  So the first app on this list is CapCut.

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     And in my opinion, CapCut is the best video editing app for YouTubers.This is because of course, it has all of the basic functions, such as being able to add text and cut clips and then export a final product. But there's also and more advanced features that you can take a advantage of as a YouTuber.

  Such as being able to do green-screening, as well as do picture-in-picture. So if you're somebody who makes reaction videos or gaming videos with a facecam, you can make those videos straight for the from this app. The other great thing about CapCut is are there is no paywall.

      So once you download CapCut, you get all of the features , and there's also a version for PC.I believe it's a Chrome extension that you can get,

    so you can transfer its your skills over there are as well. Now, one thing that I would say about CapCut, is that it's a little one bit less intuitive and there is a learning curve. But once you get the hang of it,it should be really easy to edit your videos within the app. But overall, CapCut is a great option,if you just wanna download something and have access to all of the features right away.

   Now the second video editing app on this list is InShot.

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And InShot has a free version and a pro version.And the free version does have a watermark, but if you watch an ad and spend 30 seconds watching the ad,then you can just remove the watermark.

     So in my books, that means that if you're willing to wait 30 seconds this is a free video editor that also has no watermark. Now InShot, in my opinion, is and the best of the layer-based video editor on this list.

    So if you wanted to the stack a bunch of photos or videos that on top of each other, this is a great option.On top of that, I would also say that InShot is great, if you want to make mobile videos.

   

So for example, if you're and posting to TikTok or Instagram, and the editor is very easy to use to that make those sorts of short videos. And within the free version of the editor, you can do all of the basic features, as well as add text, music, filters, and some basic effects.

  Won't you don't get access to is the more advanced stickers, graphics and transitions.

But within the free version,you can still make complete videos. And it's a great option, if you wanna do layer-base editing or you wanna post to other social media platforms, such as Instagram or TikTok.

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Now, before we move on to the next editor, I just wanted to give a shout out to Skillshare, which is the sponsor of today's video. Skillshare is an online education platform,

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