Today, we have features like green screen, keyframes, 3D text, etc., in video mobile editing apps. But what makes a user download an app is the no watermark sign.
The article explores the 13 (yes, 13) best video editing apps for Android.
YouCut
An elegant app with over fifteen options, YouCut is a single-track editing application for creating social media to professional videos.
YouCut has the below options, making it one of the best video editing apps for Android without the watermark:
- Trim
- Free music
- Own music
- Around 25 filters
- Text with font size, color, and alignment
- Around 45 effects
- May stickers
- GIFs
- Emoji
- Picture-in-picture
- Clip speed
- Video background
- Voice over
- Clip volume
- Video rotate
- Clip flip
- Clip crop
- Around 20 transition effects
The app suggests the video resolution based on the videos in the project, while you can export videos in full HD resolution.
Splice – Video Editor & Maker
Hundreds of free commercial music files make it a social media video editor. It delivers a few aspect ratios while creating a new project.
You can add video overlays, voiceover, text, and over 35 transitions. Some of the other edits are:
- Video speed
- Slow-motion
- Fast motion
- Text with fonts and other tools
- Text background
- Trim/split
- Cut
- Over 35 transition effects
- Video merge
- Full HD exporting
It occasionally takes time to download files, but it gets there. The app is an ad-free video editing app for Android with no watermark making it one of the top apps.
VN Video Editor Maker
Another video editing app is this one. VN is a multi-track editor with some cool tools unavailable in many places. Here are its advanced features:
- Green screen/Chroma key
- Keyframes
- Masking
- Project sharing
- Extract audio from videos
- Freeze frame
- Free music
- Free sound effects
It also has the basic options, including:
- Video speed
- Around 15 transition effects
- 15 text titles
- Over 30 filters
- Over 15 effects
- Font size
- Font color
- Stickers
- Reverse video
- Zoom video
- Flip
- Rotate
- Crop video
- Video border
- Trim
- Split
- Subtitles with duration
- Full HD support
This is pretty much all you need to create amazing videos on Android.
Video Editor No Watermark
The app’s full title is Video Editor No Watermark & Cut Music Video Maker. Its name pretty much explains everything.
The app is a bit slow, and you can’t zoom in on the timeline, but it has most of the essential tools you need. Here is the list:
- Trim videos
- Crop videos
- Video rotate
- Transitions
- Video speed
- Video opacity
- Over ten filters
- Brightness
- Contrast
- Saturation
- Exposure
- Sharpen
- Temperature
- Hue
- Video volume
- Stickers
- GIF
- Video beauty
- Custom watermark
- Over ten effects
- Picture-in-picture
- Video ratio
- Text with many options
- Text background
- Several music files
- Many sound effects
- Voiceover
- Animations
- Video flip
The app supports 1080px exporting for free.
Video Editor – Video.Guru
This multi-track program makes it easy to export social media videos. Video.Guru by InShot offers:
- Video crop
- Video background
- Lots of free sounds
- Several effects
- Extract sound from a video
- Voiceover
- Text with several options
- Stickers
- Picture-in-picture
- Trim/split
- Over 30 effects
- Over 20 filters
- Video speed
- Mosaic
- Video volume
- Clip rotation
- Clip flip
- Video reserve
- Video rotate
- 4K exporting
Those features make it the best video editing app for Android without a watermark. You can change the video settings anytime, while videos can be exported at 1080px resolution.
Related: 5 Best Android Apps to Add Subtitles to Videos
Videoleap Editor by Lightricks
Video editing has come a long way, and tools like this have leaped to follow the trend. With a smooth interface and basic layout, Videoleap makes editing easy. Videoleap supports:
- Changing the video ratio
- Picture-in-picture
- Text with lots of options
- Free music (limited)
- Some transitions
- Own music
- Free sound effects
- Filters with animations
- Video opacity
- Exposure
- Contrast
- Brightness
- Saturation
- Vibrance
- Warmth
- Tint
- Hue
- Offset
- Video transform
- Video speed
- Reverse
- Volume
- Video replace
- Video duplicate
Those over 20 features make it one of the best video editing apps on Android.
Node Video
This one here is a new type of video editor. It’s a bit difficult because it takes a different approach, but I found it fascinating.
The video preview is on the top, followed by a video row, properties, and an option to add new properties. The properties include:
- Video transform
- Several effects
- A lot of properties on their asset store
- Six masks
- 3D shapes
- Time remap
Many video-specific options are also offered:
- duplicating video
- replacing video
- Video opacity
- Video trim
- Text
- 3D text
- Shapes
- Fill layer
- Add some 3D shapes for free
- Extract audio from video
Related: 8 Best Video Converter Apps for Android
GoPro Quik
Does this name sound familiar? Say it out loud: Yes, it does. GoPro Quik is an app developed for GoPro devices, and it lets you connect your phone with GoPro.
Anyway, enough about that. The app is slower because it takes time to start a new project. As usual, here is the list:
- Trim/auto trim
- Flip
- Rotate
- Video ratio
- Around 20 free filters
- Video speed
- Slow-motion
- Clip volume
- Text
- Exposure
- Contrast
- Vibrance
- Temperature
- Shadows
- Highlights
- Full HD support
One of the issues with the app is that you can’t edit saved projects. Once a project is saved and closed, it can only be edited in the premium version.
CapCut
This app is popular and inaccessible in some regions. CapCut is from the same company which owns Tik Tok.
It uses the basic layout of the video preview, tracks, and tools. In total, it has over 30 options, including:
- Video split
- Trim
- Speed
- Volume
- Several animations
- Remove background option
- Video style options
- Extract audio from a video
- Video rotate
- Mirror
- Video crop
- Over 40 filters with an option to apply to all
- Brightness
- Contrast
- Saturation
- Sharpen
- HSL
- Highlight
- Shadow
- Temp
- Hue
- Fade
- Vignette
- Grain
- Video masking
- Chroma key
- Video overlay
- Video replace
- Stabilize
- Video opacity
- Voice effects
- Copy video
- Reverse video
- Freeze frame
- Keyframe graphs
It takes time to generate some edits, but overall, CapCut is one of the great editing apps today.
Vlogit
With support for 1080px rendering, Vlogit is the name you need. You find several quick options, from simple tools like trim and split to picture-in-picture and edge blur.
Moreover, you can adjust the brightness, contrast, saturation, and more to give your video a bit of color.
It does not ask for the export quality, but you can set the quality for all the videos in the settings. Here are most of the options:
- Trim and split
- Online music, effects, and own music
- 18 free filters
- Text editor with premade text styles
- Text animations
- Text background
- Stickers and emoji
- Transition effects
- Speed adjustment
- Picture-in-picture
- Edges blur
- Colour adjustment
- Adjust volume
- Reverse video
- Rotate and flip video
- Crop
The only problem is that you must sign in for free to remove the watermark.
VLLO
One of the last apps we have is VLLO. It has a rich interface with music, sound, and other rows. In total, we have 13 rows to add:
- Filter
- Effect
- Music
- Sound effect
- Text
- Label
- Caption
- Image
- Template
- Motion stickers
- Frame
You also get tools such as video resize, background, mute, volume, fade in and out, audio-detach, animation, effects, speed, opacity, freeze frame, chromakey, blur, reverse, duplicate, and replace.
Lastly, you find a setting called “Partial Setting,” enabling you to add edit only on the part of the clip. This feature is similar to keyframes.
ActionDirector – Video Editing
Initially, ActionDirector displays a watermark, but you can watch video ads to remove it. In total, you can create ten watermark-free projects per day.
It has a sleek layout, with the first row displaying the videos and the second-row showing tools. Here are some of the editing features:
- Video crop
- Flip
- Rotate
- Video speed
- Clip repeat
- Clip reverse
- Around ten text titles
- Video background
- Over 40 filters
- Contrast
- Saturation
- Hue
- Sharpness
- Over 20 effects
- Several stickers
- Video stabilizer
- Video smoothing
- Video volume
- Own music and sound effects
- Video mixer
The app is a single-track editor supporting full HD exports.
Premiere Rush
It started as premium and limited, but that did not convince the tiny audience. Today, it supports more devices and is still premium. But, you can export as many videos as you like without a watermark.
Adobe Premiere Rush can be called a child of Premiere Pro. The cross-platform app allows amazing sound, transition, and text effects.
It also comes with an option to sync project and media files. Let’s take a look at most of its options:
- Cut and split
- Over 35 intro title styles
- Transition effects
- Colour adjustment
- Custom area selection
- 11 filters
- Create your own filter presets
- Speed adjustment
- Volume adjustment
- Noise and echo reduction
- Rotate and flip
- Crop
- No watermark
- Export in 4K and auto mode
Wrap up
Alright, this is it for the best video editing apps for Android without a watermark list. It took me hours to find and test several apps, but you should waste that much time. This list will help you find the right app.
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