Photography
Video Editor ·
A simple iPhone movie and slideshow maker for combining clips and photos with music, text and stickers.
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- Developer
- Luni
- Score
- 4.7
- Downloads
- 100K+ ratings
- Age
- Rated 4+
- Version
- 3.21.5
- Price
- Free
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About this app
Video Editor from Luni is a basic movie and slideshow maker for iPhone. You pull in several videos or pictures, tidy them up and share the result to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram or Facebook. It's for quick social clips and holiday montages, not for anyone who needs a timeline with layers. Clips can be cut, with format, speed and volume adjusted. Transitions smooth the joins between clips, music or recorded voice can be laid over the top, and a library supplies filters, emoticons and text to drop onto the footage. Finished projects export to the device or straight to social networks. The free version has limits and ads; a subscription (monthly with a three-day trial, quarterly or yearly) removes the ads and allows unlimited content and projects. The listing is light on specifics, so expect a straightforward tool rather than a deep one.
Video Editor ·: the full guide
What the app is
Clips in, montage out. Luni's Video Editor is a stripped-down tool for stitching iPhone footage and photos into a short film or slideshow: trim and reorder, lay on music or voice, add transitions, filters, text and emoticons, then post to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram or Facebook. Quick social clips are the target, not layered timelines.
Format, speed and volume can be adjusted per clip. The free version is limited and shows ads; a subscription, offered monthly with a three-day trial or on quarterly and yearly terms, drops the ads and lifts the project limits.
How it works day to day
A holiday montage takes ten minutes: pick the clips, trim the dull bits, choose a transition style, drop a track on top, add a title and export straight to Instagram. There's no layer stack to manage and no keyframes to learn, which is the appeal and the limit in one. Voice recording over the top covers the narration case.
Free users bump into the project and content caps and the ads fairly quickly; the trial is there to show what goes away when you pay.
Why people look for it
Speed and a flat learning curve. People who want a slideshow with music for a birthday, or a clip trimmed for a story, don't want a professional editor and search for something simpler. The direct export to social networks saves a step. The 4.7 rating across 100,000-plus reviews suggests it does that modest job well enough.
Look and feel
Four screenshots are on the page, which is fewer than the norm but fits an app with few screens to show. Expect a clip strip, a preview and a row of tool buttons, the standard layout for simple Photography-category editors. Filters and emoticons will be presented as galleries. The listing describes nothing about visual style, so the images are your only guide.
