Video Editor - Edit videos & convert

Video Editor offers a quick and straightforward solution for editing videos, converting them to Mp3 format, capturing images, muting audio, and swapping sounds in your videos.

If you have multiple videos that you wish to edit using your smartphone, Video Editor is here to assist you.

With Video Editor, enjoy an exceptional video editing experience right on your smartphone.

Key Features:

- Capture photos from your videos.

- Create silent videos by removing audio.

- Add audio to your videos.

- Replace the audio in your video with a different sound.

- Preserve the original quality of the video; the output will match the input quality.

- Convert videos to Mp3 and extract the audio.

- Manage your videos, audio files, and photos: play, display, or delete them.

- View, zoom in, rotate, and move your photos.

- Preview videos before making any changes.

- Enjoy a user-friendly interface that’s easy to navigate.

- Perform tasks efficiently and quickly.

- Share your edited videos on social media platforms.

- Supports various input video formats, including but not limited to:

MPEG-4 files (*.mp4, *.m4v); MPEG Files (*.mpg, *.mpeg, *.mpe, *.m1v, *.m2v, *.m2t, *.tod); 3GPP files (*.3gp, *.3g2, *.3gpp; *.3g, *.k3g, *.3gp2); AMV files (*.amv); AVI Files (*.avi); Digital Video Files (*.dv); DVD Video Files (*.vob); Flash Video (*.flv, *.f4v, *.swf); Matroska Video (*.mkv); NDS DPG Files (*.dpg); QuickTime Files (*.mov, *.qt); RealMedia files (*.rm, *.rmvb); VCD Movie Files (*.dat); WebM Video Files (*.webm); Windows Media Video Files (*.wmv, *.asf), and more.

User Instructions

- Choose a function: capture, convert, mute audio, or replace audio.

- Select your videos.

- Review the results.

Licensing Information

- The Video Editor utilizes FFmpeg, a well-known library for video processing globally.

- Some icons were designed by various creators.

Pocket-Sized Spielberg: My Creative Playground with Video Editor’s Swiss Army Magic

Video Editor isn’t just an app—it’s a backstage pass to Hollywood-grade tweaks and audio alchemy, crammed into a tool so intuitive it turns bus rides into editing suites and coffee breaks into post-production sprints. From the first time I snipped a cringey pause from a vacation clip or swapped my cousin’s off-key karaoke with a viral TikTok sound, I knew this app was the unsung hero of smartphone creativity. Its one-tap muting rescued countless videos from accidental background rants, while audio replacement let me dub dog-barking Zoom calls with elevator jazz—because why not? The frame-grabbing tool became my secret weapon for freezing meme-worthy moments mid-action, turning blurry blunders into crisp reaction pics.

What dazzles most is how it juggles pro-level tricks with grandma-friendly simplicity. Need to extract a song from a concert clip? Slap the Mp3 converter—boom, instant ringtone. Craving a silent montage of sunset timelapses? Mute, export, done. The app’s format buffet (supporting everything from vintage .avi to sleek .webm) felt like a universal translator for my chaotic camera roll, while preview windows saved me from exporting disasters with real-time tweaks. Even the interface—clean as a director’s storyboard—lets fingers fly without tripping over buttons. Sharing polished edits to Instagram felt like dropping a mic, especially knowing the original 4K crispness survived the app’s scalpel. For guerrilla filmmakers and meme lords alike, Video Editor isn’t just a tool—it’s the pocket-sized Spielberg we never knew we needed. 🎬✂️🎧