iMovie is always the most popular and best video editing software for iPhone and iPad. This app can be used for making pretty movies in HD without much effort.
iMovie comes with 8 pre-loaded themes, each with its own set of titles, transitions, and music. With it, you could turn various videos you shoot on your iPhone, iPad into gorgeous home movies. You can even record video straight through the app itself for better video editing on iPhone and iPad. After editing, you can easily share the video from iMovie to YouTube, Facebook, Vimeo, and CNN iReport.
iMovie comes with 8 pre-loaded themes, each with its own set of titles, transitions, and music. With it, you could turn various videos you shoot on your iPhone, iPad into gorgeous home movies. You can even record video straight through the app itself for better video editing on iPhone and iPad. After editing, you can easily share the video from iMovie to YouTube, Facebook, Vimeo, and CNN iReport.
Unlike some of the video editing apps, this app is more like Instagram but for videos. Viddy allows you to edit video clips with many different filters and music. Of course, you don’t get as many options as the paid apps including cropping and splicing video. With Viddy, you could easily share video to other Viddy users and shared on Facebook, YouTube and Twitter after it is finished.
Actually another favorite in the video-editing world. ReelDirector allows budding movie makers or complete beginners to add music tracks, splice videos and add titles and transitions. There aren’t any filters or effects, but it is a pretty useful app when it comes to quickly tweaking your video clips.
4. Avid Studio ($4.99)
Avid Studio is the most powerful iPad digital movie editor of the bunch and also one of the simplest to use. Making use of Avid Studio, you could create composite video effects such as overlays and picture in pictures. Its text options are the most customizable with lots of control over font, size and color. But Avid Studio also has its limitations: It only can output up to 720p resolution, lacks a voice-over feature, and offers no themes for prefab movies.
For something with a bit more potential, yet hardly more difficult to use, check out Magisto. It is an intelligent video editor that allowa you to stitch clips together, make the videos more vibrant by adding music and also add fancy transitions. The process of editing is automated for your convenience.
