The best free video editing apps can get the job done, whether they're a full-featured editor or a simpler interface.

Why even consider an open-source video editor? You don’t need to pay a monthly fee to get pro-level editing tools anymore .

Adobe launches a free iPhone video-editing app built on Premiere desktop program, replacing Rush. The company is courting ...

We regularly shoot videos on our mobile phones. You can edit them easily using video editors and make a memory out of them. There are professional video editors like Premiere Pro, and Davinci Resolve ...

DaVinci Resolve is a professional video editing and creation software that provides a video zooming feature. It is a paid software but it also offers a free edition that has all the essential features ...

You can get started with Google Vids by going to https://vids.google.com or opening up Google Drive on the web and choosing ...

Adobe Premiere arrives on iPhone with pro editing tools, Firefly AI, and 4K HDR support — free to use, with optional $7.99 ...

To crop a video on your Samsung Galaxy S10, you'll need to use a third-party app like Smart Video Crop. Here's how to do it.

Video editing on your iPhone or iPad? Then come and see what Adobe’s new and (mostly) free Premiere on iPhone is all ...

Adobe's Premiere app is available on mobile devices, offering a variety of editing features, including some that are ...

Kapwing is now offering free subscriptions for education users of its browser-based video editing software, which works on all platforms, including Chromebooks. Kapwing for Education is a free version ...

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