DVR Showdown: TiVo Takes on Comcast

TiVo vs Comcast, Who Wins the DVR Battle?

Ollie Mattison

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

Cable, satellite, over the air broadcast, streaming internet video – never before have we had so many choices of how to receive television programming. DVR, PVR, computer hard drive, external storage device; now we have choices in how to store programs for viewing later to consider as well. So what is true and what is hype when it comes to what’s the best device? Let’s peel back the layers and look at the information.

First, what is a DVR? A DVR, or digital video recorder, is a device that records video from a source for playback at another time. It often comes with a television programming guide included so you can easily locate shows you want to record. Most DVRs come with large capacity hard drives, though some have flash memory cards as their storage medium. There are a variety of types that range from small storage capacity and two tuners, up through several tuners and massive hard drive storage ability. You also can pause and rewind live TV, which is great when you want to create your own sports instant replays. Most DVRs also allow you to watch one program that was previously recorded while two others are recording, though some have greater capacity.

A TiVo is a particular kind of DVR that was first introduced in 1999. It requires a subscription to its own programming guide that can be purchased month to month, or as a “lifetime” subscription (that means the life of the TiVo, not your life, by the way). TiVos, like cable company DVRs, can record just one show or an entire season. TiVos have a smart feature which notices which shows you are watching and recommends similar ones to you based on how you rate current programs. It also uses these ratings to suggest shows to other viewers.

Let’s look at a few of the main features of both so you can do a comparison. We’ll look at five factors.

1. TiVo vs Comcast: Cost and rent versus own

With a Comcast DVR, you are renting it from the cable company at a cost of $10 to $16 a month, depending on your market. There are no upfront costs, and should the device fail, you can swap it at no cost at your local Comcast service center. Some folks have found that the new X1 boxes are prone to crashes, so that free swap is handy.

A TiVo is yours to keep as long as it lasts or as long as you want it, whichever comes first. It has an initial cost of between $200 and $600, depending on the model. Plus, you have the subscription cost on top of the unit price, which is $15 a month or $500 for a “lifetime” subscription, which TiVo may or may not give you partial credit for should your device fail and you need a new one. Like the Comcast DVRs, some TiVo boxes are less than stable. It’s the nature of electronics. TiVos also have advertising on them, which some Comcast channels do also, like MusicChoice, but not on all of them.

2. TiVo vs Comcast: Services available

With a DVR from Comcast, you can only record shows that are broadcast on one of Comcast’s channels or play shows that are loaded into its On Demand section. A TiVo can be connected to a number of sources, including cable via a cable card, and allow you to combine all of your viewing sources into the one box. It even connects to a high definition antenna.

The TiVo with cable card has access to all of the cable On Demand services, so in that sense it can replace all of the Comcast DVRs. However, the cable card is not free. It typically runs $1.50 per card per month, up to $2.50 per card on the Frontier system.

The menus are slightly different, as you can see below.

Comcast interface

TiVo interface

TiVos also recognize SD and HD as just different versions of the same show, instead of different channels like Comcast does, so you can set your DVR to just record HD. This makes it somewhat harder to just record HD on a TiVo.

Down the road, Comcast is planning the X2 system which would have cloud recording capacity, thus ending the need for a box in your house at all. TiVo has not yet announced such a plan.

3. TiVo vs Comcast: Connection to a network

TiVos can be connected to your home computer network, and the newest one, the Roamio, comes with built-in wifi, for total freedom of use. Because it’s on the network, you can stream shows from your computer through the TiVo box for later playback. It supports channels like Netflix, Hulu Plus, and Amazon Instant. You can also stream shows to your Apple portable devices and then take the shows with you on the plane or to the gym, or use the device as a remote control. (Android devices will have the same capacity soon.) The network capacity also means you can use your computer to control the TiVo box and view content wherever you are.

Some reviewers have also noted that the network set up is not as simple as it might be, and it requires some computer knowledge and ability. Unless you have a tech person nearby, novice computer users may not wish to set up the network.

The iPhone app remote screen looks like this:

A TiVo does have limitations of who can access which channels. For instance, it does not stream HBOGo, nor does it interface with Apple’s TV programming. For that you still need an AppleTV device.

Comcast boxes simply do not network well. They are designed to broadcast the cable signals through your TV, but not on a home network. They are often easier to connect, however, just requiring a cable from the box to be plugged into the TV.

4. TiVo vs Comcast: Recording capacity

The new TiVo, the Roamio, has as many as six tuners that can record at the same time with up to 150 hours of high definition programming. You’ll never have another scheduling conflict again!

TiVos have recording capacities that range from 75 to 450 hours, depending on whether it is standard definition or high definition, and which device you are using. You can choose from three models of the Roamio. The base model costs $200 and has 75 hours of capacity. The menu and features are more limited on this one than on the others. There is a middle model priced at $400 that has the same six tuners as the high-end one but can only hold 150 hours of recordings. Then the top tier model costs $600 and has 450 hours of recording capacity, all of it in high definition.

The Comcast X1 DVR has four tuners and it can record them simultaneously. You can watch a prerecorded program while it’s recording, too. It can hold 120 hours of HD or 600 hours of SD programming.

5. TiVo vs Comcast: User interface

The Comcast X1 DVR system has a voice-activated interface and a completely different look and layout than their standard system has.

The basic Comcast remote is a multi-function remote and capable of controlling all functions, but it does not have the ability to connect to a portable device like a tablet or a smartphone to have connectivity that way like a TiVo can through an app. The remote has to be line of sight in order to work.

The TiVo device menu is in standard definition, so for those who have a high definition set up, you may find this a bit distraction or fuzzy. It does come with apps for extending what the box can do, including games for kids.

Many reviewers liked the interface on the TiVo better than the grid used on the Comcast service. The TiVo programming guide allows you to delete channels you don’t watch so you’re only looking at the channels you like. Comcast’s guide covers every channel they offer, even ones that are not available on your tier of service.

With the TiVo Roamio, connecting to a tablet allows you to be in another room and still operate the “remote” for the TiVo DVR. Download the app onto your device and you’re ready to go.

TiVo’s device remote has a sleek layout called the “peanut”.

Summary

What it all comes down to is looking at how you use your TV, where you get your sources from, and what your budget is. Each device has its own set of things that are appealing, and its own drawbacks. For flexibility of being able to use multiple sources and devices, the TiVo is the clear winner. For cost in the long run, it’s almost a draw. For ease of connection to a TV, the Comcast box comes out on top. No matter which one you pick, you’ll never run out of great programs to watch.

Ollie Mattison

Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.

Follow @Ollie Mattison

Ollie Mattison

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

Cable, satellite, over the air broadcast, streaming internet video – never before have we had so many choices of how to receive television programming. DVR, PVR, computer hard drive, external storage device; now we have choices in how to store programs for viewing later to consider as well. So what is true and what is hype when it comes to what’s the best device? Let’s peel back the layers and look at the information.

First, what is a DVR? A DVR, or digital video recorder, is a device that records video from a source for playback at another time. It often comes with a television programming guide included so you can easily locate shows you want to record. Most DVRs come with large capacity hard drives, though some have flash memory cards as their storage medium. There are a variety of types that range from small storage capacity and two tuners, up through several tuners and massive hard drive storage ability. You also can pause and rewind live TV, which is great when you want to create your own sports instant replays. Most DVRs also allow you to watch one program that was previously recorded while two others are recording, though some have greater capacity.

A TiVo is a particular kind of DVR that was first introduced in 1999. It requires a subscription to its own programming guide that can be purchased month to month, or as a “lifetime” subscription (that means the life of the TiVo, not your life, by the way). TiVos, like cable company DVRs, can record just one show or an entire season. TiVos have a smart feature which notices which shows you are watching and recommends similar ones to you based on how you rate current programs. It also uses these ratings to suggest shows to other viewers.

Let’s look at a few of the main features of both so you can do a comparison. We’ll look at five factors.

1. TiVo vs Comcast: Cost and rent versus own

With a Comcast DVR, you are renting it from the cable company at a cost of $10 to $16 a month, depending on your market. There are no upfront costs, and should the device fail, you can swap it at no cost at your local Comcast service center. Some folks have found that the new X1 boxes are prone to crashes, so that free swap is handy.

A TiVo is yours to keep as long as it lasts or as long as you want it, whichever comes first. It has an initial cost of between $200 and $600, depending on the model. Plus, you have the subscription cost on top of the unit price, which is $15 a month or $500 for a “lifetime” subscription, which TiVo may or may not give you partial credit for should your device fail and you need a new one. Like the Comcast DVRs, some TiVo boxes are less than stable. It’s the nature of electronics. TiVos also have advertising on them, which some Comcast channels do also, like MusicChoice, but not on all of them.

2. TiVo vs Comcast: Services available

With a DVR from Comcast, you can only record shows that are broadcast on one of Comcast’s channels or play shows that are loaded into its On Demand section. A TiVo can be connected to a number of sources, including cable via a cable card, and allow you to combine all of your viewing sources into the one box. It even connects to a high definition antenna.

The TiVo with cable card has access to all of the cable On Demand services, so in that sense it can replace all of the Comcast DVRs. However, the cable card is not free. It typically runs $1.50 per card per month, up to $2.50 per card on the Frontier system.

The menus are slightly different, as you can see below.

Comcast interface

TiVo interface

TiVos also recognize SD and HD as just different versions of the same show, instead of different channels like Comcast does, so you can set your DVR to just record HD. This makes it somewhat harder to just record HD on a TiVo.

Down the road, Comcast is planning the X2 system which would have cloud recording capacity, thus ending the need for a box in your house at all. TiVo has not yet announced such a plan.

3. TiVo vs Comcast: Connection to a network

TiVos can be connected to your home computer network, and the newest one, the Roamio, comes with built-in wifi, for total freedom of use. Because it’s on the network, you can stream shows from your computer through the TiVo box for later playback. It supports channels like Netflix, Hulu Plus, and Amazon Instant. You can also stream shows to your Apple portable devices and then take the shows with you on the plane or to the gym, or use the device as a remote control. (Android devices will have the same capacity soon.) The network capacity also means you can use your computer to control the TiVo box and view content wherever you are.

Some reviewers have also noted that the network set up is not as simple as it might be, and it requires some computer knowledge and ability. Unless you have a tech person nearby, novice computer users may not wish to set up the network.

The iPhone app remote screen looks like this:

A TiVo does have limitations of who can access which channels. For instance, it does not stream HBOGo, nor does it interface with Apple’s TV programming. For that you still need an AppleTV device.

Comcast boxes simply do not network well. They are designed to broadcast the cable signals through your TV, but not on a home network. They are often easier to connect, however, just requiring a cable from the box to be plugged into the TV.

4. TiVo vs Comcast: Recording capacity

The new TiVo, the Roamio, has as many as six tuners that can record at the same time with up to 150 hours of high definition programming. You’ll never have another scheduling conflict again!

TiVos have recording capacities that range from 75 to 450 hours, depending on whether it is standard definition or high definition, and which device you are using. You can choose from three models of the Roamio. The base model costs $200 and has 75 hours of capacity. The menu and features are more limited on this one than on the others. There is a middle model priced at $400 that has the same six tuners as the high-end one but can only hold 150 hours of recordings. Then the top tier model costs $600 and has 450 hours of recording capacity, all of it in high definition.

The Comcast X1 DVR has four tuners and it can record them simultaneously. You can watch a prerecorded program while it’s recording, too. It can hold 120 hours of HD or 600 hours of SD programming.

5. TiVo vs Comcast: User interface

The Comcast X1 DVR system has a voice-activated interface and a completely different look and layout than their standard system has.

The basic Comcast remote is a multi-function remote and capable of controlling all functions, but it does not have the ability to connect to a portable device like a tablet or a smartphone to have connectivity that way like a TiVo can through an app. The remote has to be line of sight in order to work.

The TiVo device menu is in standard definition, so for those who have a high definition set up, you may find this a bit distraction or fuzzy. It does come with apps for extending what the box can do, including games for kids.

Many reviewers liked the interface on the TiVo better than the grid used on the Comcast service. The TiVo programming guide allows you to delete channels you don’t watch so you’re only looking at the channels you like. Comcast’s guide covers every channel they offer, even ones that are not available on your tier of service.

With the TiVo Roamio, connecting to a tablet allows you to be in another room and still operate the “remote” for the TiVo DVR. Download the app onto your device and you’re ready to go.

TiVo’s device remote has a sleek layout called the “peanut”.

Summary

What it all comes down to is looking at how you use your TV, where you get your sources from, and what your budget is. Each device has its own set of things that are appealing, and its own drawbacks. For flexibility of being able to use multiple sources and devices, the TiVo is the clear winner. For cost in the long run, it’s almost a draw. For ease of connection to a TV, the Comcast box comes out on top. No matter which one you pick, you’ll never run out of great programs to watch.

Ollie Mattison

Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.

Follow @Ollie Mattison

Ollie Mattison

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

Cable, satellite, over the air broadcast, streaming internet video – never before have we had so many choices of how to receive television programming. DVR, PVR, computer hard drive, external storage device; now we have choices in how to store programs for viewing later to consider as well. So what is true and what is hype when it comes to what’s the best device? Let’s peel back the layers and look at the information.

First, what is a DVR? A DVR, or digital video recorder, is a device that records video from a source for playback at another time. It often comes with a television programming guide included so you can easily locate shows you want to record. Most DVRs come with large capacity hard drives, though some have flash memory cards as their storage medium. There are a variety of types that range from small storage capacity and two tuners, up through several tuners and massive hard drive storage ability. You also can pause and rewind live TV, which is great when you want to create your own sports instant replays. Most DVRs also allow you to watch one program that was previously recorded while two others are recording, though some have greater capacity.

A TiVo is a particular kind of DVR that was first introduced in 1999. It requires a subscription to its own programming guide that can be purchased month to month, or as a “lifetime” subscription (that means the life of the TiVo, not your life, by the way). TiVos, like cable company DVRs, can record just one show or an entire season. TiVos have a smart feature which notices which shows you are watching and recommends similar ones to you based on how you rate current programs. It also uses these ratings to suggest shows to other viewers.

Let’s look at a few of the main features of both so you can do a comparison. We’ll look at five factors.

1. TiVo vs Comcast: Cost and rent versus own

With a Comcast DVR, you are renting it from the cable company at a cost of $10 to $16 a month, depending on your market. There are no upfront costs, and should the device fail, you can swap it at no cost at your local Comcast service center. Some folks have found that the new X1 boxes are prone to crashes, so that free swap is handy.

A TiVo is yours to keep as long as it lasts or as long as you want it, whichever comes first. It has an initial cost of between $200 and $600, depending on the model. Plus, you have the subscription cost on top of the unit price, which is $15 a month or $500 for a “lifetime” subscription, which TiVo may or may not give you partial credit for should your device fail and you need a new one. Like the Comcast DVRs, some TiVo boxes are less than stable. It’s the nature of electronics. TiVos also have advertising on them, which some Comcast channels do also, like MusicChoice, but not on all of them.

2. TiVo vs Comcast: Services available

With a DVR from Comcast, you can only record shows that are broadcast on one of Comcast’s channels or play shows that are loaded into its On Demand section. A TiVo can be connected to a number of sources, including cable via a cable card, and allow you to combine all of your viewing sources into the one box. It even connects to a high definition antenna.

The TiVo with cable card has access to all of the cable On Demand services, so in that sense it can replace all of the Comcast DVRs. However, the cable card is not free. It typically runs $1.50 per card per month, up to $2.50 per card on the Frontier system.

The menus are slightly different, as you can see below.

Comcast interface

TiVo interface

TiVos also recognize SD and HD as just different versions of the same show, instead of different channels like Comcast does, so you can set your DVR to just record HD. This makes it somewhat harder to just record HD on a TiVo.

Down the road, Comcast is planning the X2 system which would have cloud recording capacity, thus ending the need for a box in your house at all. TiVo has not yet announced such a plan.

3. TiVo vs Comcast: Connection to a network

TiVos can be connected to your home computer network, and the newest one, the Roamio, comes with built-in wifi, for total freedom of use. Because it’s on the network, you can stream shows from your computer through the TiVo box for later playback. It supports channels like Netflix, Hulu Plus, and Amazon Instant. You can also stream shows to your Apple portable devices and then take the shows with you on the plane or to the gym, or use the device as a remote control. (Android devices will have the same capacity soon.) The network capacity also means you can use your computer to control the TiVo box and view content wherever you are.

Some reviewers have also noted that the network set up is not as simple as it might be, and it requires some computer knowledge and ability. Unless you have a tech person nearby, novice computer users may not wish to set up the network.

The iPhone app remote screen looks like this:

A TiVo does have limitations of who can access which channels. For instance, it does not stream HBOGo, nor does it interface with Apple’s TV programming. For that you still need an AppleTV device.

Comcast boxes simply do not network well. They are designed to broadcast the cable signals through your TV, but not on a home network. They are often easier to connect, however, just requiring a cable from the box to be plugged into the TV.

4. TiVo vs Comcast: Recording capacity

The new TiVo, the Roamio, has as many as six tuners that can record at the same time with up to 150 hours of high definition programming. You’ll never have another scheduling conflict again!

TiVos have recording capacities that range from 75 to 450 hours, depending on whether it is standard definition or high definition, and which device you are using. You can choose from three models of the Roamio. The base model costs $200 and has 75 hours of capacity. The menu and features are more limited on this one than on the others. There is a middle model priced at $400 that has the same six tuners as the high-end one but can only hold 150 hours of recordings. Then the top tier model costs $600 and has 450 hours of recording capacity, all of it in high definition.

The Comcast X1 DVR has four tuners and it can record them simultaneously. You can watch a prerecorded program while it’s recording, too. It can hold 120 hours of HD or 600 hours of SD programming.

5. TiVo vs Comcast: User interface

The Comcast X1 DVR system has a voice-activated interface and a completely different look and layout than their standard system has.

The basic Comcast remote is a multi-function remote and capable of controlling all functions, but it does not have the ability to connect to a portable device like a tablet or a smartphone to have connectivity that way like a TiVo can through an app. The remote has to be line of sight in order to work.

The TiVo device menu is in standard definition, so for those who have a high definition set up, you may find this a bit distraction or fuzzy. It does come with apps for extending what the box can do, including games for kids.

Many reviewers liked the interface on the TiVo better than the grid used on the Comcast service. The TiVo programming guide allows you to delete channels you don’t watch so you’re only looking at the channels you like. Comcast’s guide covers every channel they offer, even ones that are not available on your tier of service.

With the TiVo Roamio, connecting to a tablet allows you to be in another room and still operate the “remote” for the TiVo DVR. Download the app onto your device and you’re ready to go.

TiVo’s device remote has a sleek layout called the “peanut”.

Summary

What it all comes down to is looking at how you use your TV, where you get your sources from, and what your budget is. Each device has its own set of things that are appealing, and its own drawbacks. For flexibility of being able to use multiple sources and devices, the TiVo is the clear winner. For cost in the long run, it’s almost a draw. For ease of connection to a TV, the Comcast box comes out on top. No matter which one you pick, you’ll never run out of great programs to watch.

Ollie Mattison

Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.

Follow @Ollie Mattison

Ollie Mattison

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

Cable, satellite, over the air broadcast, streaming internet video – never before have we had so many choices of how to receive television programming. DVR, PVR, computer hard drive, external storage device; now we have choices in how to store programs for viewing later to consider as well. So what is true and what is hype when it comes to what’s the best device? Let’s peel back the layers and look at the information.

First, what is a DVR? A DVR, or digital video recorder, is a device that records video from a source for playback at another time. It often comes with a television programming guide included so you can easily locate shows you want to record. Most DVRs come with large capacity hard drives, though some have flash memory cards as their storage medium. There are a variety of types that range from small storage capacity and two tuners, up through several tuners and massive hard drive storage ability. You also can pause and rewind live TV, which is great when you want to create your own sports instant replays. Most DVRs also allow you to watch one program that was previously recorded while two others are recording, though some have greater capacity.

A TiVo is a particular kind of DVR that was first introduced in 1999. It requires a subscription to its own programming guide that can be purchased month to month, or as a “lifetime” subscription (that means the life of the TiVo, not your life, by the way). TiVos, like cable company DVRs, can record just one show or an entire season. TiVos have a smart feature which notices which shows you are watching and recommends similar ones to you based on how you rate current programs. It also uses these ratings to suggest shows to other viewers.

Let’s look at a few of the main features of both so you can do a comparison. We’ll look at five factors.

1. TiVo vs Comcast: Cost and rent versus own

With a Comcast DVR, you are renting it from the cable company at a cost of $10 to $16 a month, depending on your market. There are no upfront costs, and should the device fail, you can swap it at no cost at your local Comcast service center. Some folks have found that the new X1 boxes are prone to crashes, so that free swap is handy.

A TiVo is yours to keep as long as it lasts or as long as you want it, whichever comes first. It has an initial cost of between $200 and $600, depending on the model. Plus, you have the subscription cost on top of the unit price, which is $15 a month or $500 for a “lifetime” subscription, which TiVo may or may not give you partial credit for should your device fail and you need a new one. Like the Comcast DVRs, some TiVo boxes are less than stable. It’s the nature of electronics. TiVos also have advertising on them, which some Comcast channels do also, like MusicChoice, but not on all of them.

2. TiVo vs Comcast: Services available

With a DVR from Comcast, you can only record shows that are broadcast on one of Comcast’s channels or play shows that are loaded into its On Demand section. A TiVo can be connected to a number of sources, including cable via a cable card, and allow you to combine all of your viewing sources into the one box. It even connects to a high definition antenna.

The TiVo with cable card has access to all of the cable On Demand services, so in that sense it can replace all of the Comcast DVRs. However, the cable card is not free. It typically runs $1.50 per card per month, up to $2.50 per card on the Frontier system.

The menus are slightly different, as you can see below.

Comcast interface

TiVo interface

TiVos also recognize SD and HD as just different versions of the same show, instead of different channels like Comcast does, so you can set your DVR to just record HD. This makes it somewhat harder to just record HD on a TiVo.

Down the road, Comcast is planning the X2 system which would have cloud recording capacity, thus ending the need for a box in your house at all. TiVo has not yet announced such a plan.

3. TiVo vs Comcast: Connection to a network

TiVos can be connected to your home computer network, and the newest one, the Roamio, comes with built-in wifi, for total freedom of use. Because it’s on the network, you can stream shows from your computer through the TiVo box for later playback. It supports channels like Netflix, Hulu Plus, and Amazon Instant. You can also stream shows to your Apple portable devices and then take the shows with you on the plane or to the gym, or use the device as a remote control. (Android devices will have the same capacity soon.) The network capacity also means you can use your computer to control the TiVo box and view content wherever you are.

Some reviewers have also noted that the network set up is not as simple as it might be, and it requires some computer knowledge and ability. Unless you have a tech person nearby, novice computer users may not wish to set up the network.

The iPhone app remote screen looks like this:

A TiVo does have limitations of who can access which channels. For instance, it does not stream HBOGo, nor does it interface with Apple’s TV programming. For that you still need an AppleTV device.

Comcast boxes simply do not network well. They are designed to broadcast the cable signals through your TV, but not on a home network. They are often easier to connect, however, just requiring a cable from the box to be plugged into the TV.

4. TiVo vs Comcast: Recording capacity

The new TiVo, the Roamio, has as many as six tuners that can record at the same time with up to 150 hours of high definition programming. You’ll never have another scheduling conflict again!

TiVos have recording capacities that range from 75 to 450 hours, depending on whether it is standard definition or high definition, and which device you are using. You can choose from three models of the Roamio. The base model costs $200 and has 75 hours of capacity. The menu and features are more limited on this one than on the others. There is a middle model priced at $400 that has the same six tuners as the high-end one but can only hold 150 hours of recordings. Then the top tier model costs $600 and has 450 hours of recording capacity, all of it in high definition.

The Comcast X1 DVR has four tuners and it can record them simultaneously. You can watch a prerecorded program while it’s recording, too. It can hold 120 hours of HD or 600 hours of SD programming.

5. TiVo vs Comcast: User interface

The Comcast X1 DVR system has a voice-activated interface and a completely different look and layout than their standard system has.

The basic Comcast remote is a multi-function remote and capable of controlling all functions, but it does not have the ability to connect to a portable device like a tablet or a smartphone to have connectivity that way like a TiVo can through an app. The remote has to be line of sight in order to work.

The TiVo device menu is in standard definition, so for those who have a high definition set up, you may find this a bit distraction or fuzzy. It does come with apps for extending what the box can do, including games for kids.

Many reviewers liked the interface on the TiVo better than the grid used on the Comcast service. The TiVo programming guide allows you to delete channels you don’t watch so you’re only looking at the channels you like. Comcast’s guide covers every channel they offer, even ones that are not available on your tier of service.

With the TiVo Roamio, connecting to a tablet allows you to be in another room and still operate the “remote” for the TiVo DVR. Download the app onto your device and you’re ready to go.

TiVo’s device remote has a sleek layout called the “peanut”.

Summary

What it all comes down to is looking at how you use your TV, where you get your sources from, and what your budget is. Each device has its own set of things that are appealing, and its own drawbacks. For flexibility of being able to use multiple sources and devices, the TiVo is the clear winner. For cost in the long run, it’s almost a draw. For ease of connection to a TV, the Comcast box comes out on top. No matter which one you pick, you’ll never run out of great programs to watch.

Ollie Mattison

Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.

Follow @Ollie Mattison

Fast Forward to Fun: Top 10 Free Video Speed Controller Apps

Top 10 Best Video Speed Changing Apps for FREE [iOS and Android]

Ollie Mattison

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

The amount of video content uploaded to the Internet each day is staggering, as people around the globe create hundreds of hours of videos daily. As a result, the videos you upload to social media must stand out in this sea of content to get thousands of views, shares, or likes.

Speeding up or slowing down the footage is a simple and yet effective video editing technique that can make the content you share online more entertaining to watch. Read on if you would like to find out more about slow and fast motion video apps for iOS and Android devices you can use to process your footage before posting it on your social media accounts.

10 Best Video Speed Changing Apps for iOS and Android

Sharing the raw footage, you capture on a Smartphone with your friends and followers may not always produce the results you’re hoping for. Slowing down the playback speed can make a scene more entertaining or highlight an important moment in your video. Increasing a video’s playback speed is a great option if you want to create breathtaking time-lapses. So, let’s take a look at the 10 best video speed-changing apps for slow and fast motion video editing on iOS and Android devices.

1. Filmora for mobile

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 11.0 or later, Android 4.2 and up

Changing the playback speed of the footage you edit with Filmora takes just a few moments since this cross-platform app enables all of its users to choose how rapidly the frames in each shot will be displayed on the screen.

This app provides a versatile set of video editing tools, enabling you to enhance the colors in your videos, make a soundtrack or even create a PIP effect . The only downside is that the free version of the app watermarks all videos you export from it, and you must make an in-app purchase in order to remove the watermark from your videos.

Pros

• Simple video playback speed adjustment process
• A rich library of visual effects
• Supports all common video file formats
• Versatile color correction tools

Cons

• All videos created with the free version of Filmora are watermarked
• Exporting footage in 4K resolution is not an option

2. Vlogit

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 9.0 or later, Android 4.3 and up

As its name suggests, this video editing app provides YouTubers and Vloggers with all the tools they need to create the content they share with their followers. As soon as you record a new video clip with your iPhone or Android phone, you can import it into the app and remove all parts you don’t want to include in the final cut.

Altering the speed of a video clip is easy since you have to decide if you want to speed up or slow down a video and then insert a new playback speed value. Vlogit will display the changes instantly so that you can preview your footage before sharing it on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and other social networks.

Pros

• Offers a variety of opener templates
• Excellent social media sharing capabilities
• Effortless video playback speed control
• Offers video recording options

Cons

• The app is prone to crashes
• Limited audio editing options

3. Quik

Price: Free

Supported OS: iOS 10.0 or later, Android 5.0 or later

Video content creators in need of a cross-platform app that enables them to edit the footage they captured with the Smartphones or GoPro cameras should consider installing Quick on their devices. The app offers 26 fully customizable themes, and it enables its users to combine photos and videos.

Creating a slow-motion or fast-forward video with Quik is a straightforward process that can be completed in just a few taps. You can export all of your projects from Quick in Full HD resolution, but the app currently doesn’t support 4K footage. If you decide to add music to your videos, the app will automatically sync the transitions to the beat.

Pros

• Compatible with a broad range of GoPro cameras
• Allows users to combine more than 200 photos and videos in a single project
• Simplifies the process of creating Slo-mo videos
• Excellent selection of themes

Cons

• Limited file-sharing capabilities
• Poor choice of output file formats

4. Vizmato

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 10.0 or later, Android 4.4 and up

If you are looking for an app you can use to record and edit HD videos , then Vizmato is probably one of the best options you have at your disposal. The app is also equipped with all the tools you will need to slow down or speed up a video.

After you import the footage into Vizmato you just have to specify the portion of a video clip, and then tap on the Slow or Fast option or choose if you want to play a video in reverse . The app will change the clip’s playback speed, so you just have to preview the results before exporting it to a social network of your choosing.

Pros

• Offers more than twenty template themes
• Rich music and sound effect library
• Effortless video playback speed adjustment process
• Good video recording features

Cons

• Vizmato adds watermarks to all videos edited with the free version of the app
• The app crashes often

5. Video Speed: Fast Video and Slow Motion Video

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: Android 4.1 and up

With this app, you don’t need any video editing experience to create slow or fast motion videos. Import the footage you recorded with your Android phone and choose one of the preset video playback options. The app lets you increase or decrease a video clip’s speed up to four times, so you have to select the portion of a video you’d like to speed up or slow down and export it to your phone’s gallery.

Optionally, you can add music to each video you edit with this app, but you won’t be able to perform color corrections or apply visual effects to the footage you process with this app.

Pros

• Enables users to speed up or slow down videos up to four times their original playback speed
• Supports a broad range of video file formats
• Short rendering times
• Simple and intuitive IU

Cons

• No video or audio editing tools
• Ads can be frustrating

6. Videoshop: Video Editor

Price: Free, but contains in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 11.1 or later, Android – varies with device

Performing all basic video editing tasks, like cutting or merging video clips, doesn’t require advanced video editing skills. The app also lets you record stop motion videos and voiceovers, and it offers a rich selection of audio effects.

Increasing or decreasing a video’s playback speed takes only a few minutes, enabling you to post fast or slow-motion videos on your social media accounts just a few moments after you recorded them. In addition, you can use Videoshop to reverse your videos, but you should keep in mind that the app can crash easily if you are trying to perform a demanding video editing task.

Pros

• Creating slow motion or fast motion videos with Videoshop is easy
• Stop motion video recording capability
• Allows users to reverse their videos
• Offers a selection of animated titles

Cons

• You can only edit videos recorded with iPhone and iPads on the iOS version of the app
• The free version of Videoshop offers only a limited range of video editing tools

7. Slow Fast Slow

Price: Free

Supported OS: iOS 10 or later

iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch owners can use this app to control the playback speed of all videos they record with their devices. The app’s timeline is designed to help you set points at specific segments of the video, enabling you to speed up or slow down only a portion of the video clip without cutting it.

The Slow Fast Slow app also offers the tools you will need to control the audio pitch of the videos you process and avoid any sound distortions that can occur as the result of altering a video’s playback speed.

Pros

• An interactive timeline simplifies the process of changing a video’s playback speed.
• Complete control over the audio pitch
• Videos can be slowed down to 1/16 of their original speed
• Allows users to export videos in the square aspect ratio

Cons

• No audio or video effects
• Sharing files directly from the app is not an option

8. KineMaster

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 10.3 or later, Android 4.1 and up

KineMaster is one of thebest video editing apps for iOS and Android devices you can find on the market. That’s why it is hardly surprising that the app offers powerful tools that enable its users to create slow-motion videos and time-lapses.

In addition, KineMaster is equipped with EQ presets and audio editing tools you’re going to need to fix the original audio of the video clips you speed up or slow down. You can use this cross-platform app to edit, and export videos in 4K resolution, but all videos you process with the free version of KineMaster will be watermarked.

Pros

• Precise video playback speed control
• Advanced audio editing tools
• Great selection of filters and visual effects
• Excellent file-sharing capabilities

Cons

• Requires at least basic video editing skills
• More expensive than most video editing apps for iOS and Android devices

9. SpeedPro Slow Speed Video Edit

Price: Free but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 9.0 or later

Changing a video clip’s playback speed with this app is a simple three-step process. After you import a video clip into the app, you will be taken to the Adjust Speed screen, where you can choose if you want to alter the playback speed of an entire video clip or speed up or slow down a particular segment of a video.

Afterward, you have to drag the Video Speed slider to the left or to the right and the app will automatically adjust the speed of your video. When done, you can import an audio file from your phone and proceed to export the file to the camera roll or upload it to YouTube or Instagram.

Pros

• Functional and intuitive interface
• Effortless file importing process
• Changing a video’s playback speed requires you to drag a slider
• Solid file sharing options

Cons

• Supports only a small number of video file formats
• No video editing tools

10. iMovie

Price: Free

Supported OS: iOS 13.0 or later

You can change a video’s playback speed in iMovie even if you have never edited a video before. After you create a new project and import a video clip into the app, you have to tap on the Speed icon. A slider that enables you to reduce a video’s playback speed to 1/8 of its original speed or make it twice as fast will appear on the screen, so you can drag it left or right to set a new playback speed for your video.

If you are not happy with the results, you can tap on the Reset button, and iMovie will return the playback speed of your video clip to its normal value.

Pros

• Free and easy playback speed adjustment process
• The app is compatible with all iOS-based devices
• Supports 4K video editing
• Offers a wide range of video editing tools

Cons

• Lacks the versatility of professional video editing apps
• Audio editing options could be better

Still can’t decide which video editing app to use for changing video speed? I’ve made a comparison table, hoping that can help you decide.

Video Editor	User Rating	Supported OS	Price	Best for
Filmora	4.1	iOS 11.0 or later, Android 4.2 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Vlogit	4.1	iOS 9.0 or later, Android 4.3 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Quik	4.9	iOS 10.0 or later, Android 5.0 and up	Free	Social media videos
Vizmato	4.1	iOS 10.0 or later, Android 4.4 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Video Speed	4.1	Android 4.1 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Videoshop	4.8	iOS 11.1 or later, Android	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Slow Fast Slow	4.4	iOS 10.0 or later	Free	Social media videos
KineMaster	4.5	iOS 10.3 or later, Android 4.1 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
SpeedPro Slow	4.1	iOS 9.0 or later	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
iMovie	3.9	iOS 13.0 or later	Free	Social media videos

Want to make a slo-mo video? Check these best free slo-mo video editing apps for iPhone and Android .

Conclusion

Changing a video’s playback speed is a routine video editing action that can make any video more visually dynamic if used correctly. Any of the slow and fast motion video editing apps we included in this article can be used to create stunning slow-motion videos and time-lapses. Which of these apps will you use to speed up or slow down the videos you record with your iOS and Android devices? Leave a comment and let us know.

Free Download

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Secure Download

Free Download

For macOS 10.14 or later

Secure Download

Click here to get Filmora for PC by email
or Try Filmora App for mobile >>>

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Ollie Mattison

Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.

Follow @Ollie Mattison

Ollie Mattison

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

The amount of video content uploaded to the Internet each day is staggering, as people around the globe create hundreds of hours of videos daily. As a result, the videos you upload to social media must stand out in this sea of content to get thousands of views, shares, or likes.

Speeding up or slowing down the footage is a simple and yet effective video editing technique that can make the content you share online more entertaining to watch. Read on if you would like to find out more about slow and fast motion video apps for iOS and Android devices you can use to process your footage before posting it on your social media accounts.

10 Best Video Speed Changing Apps for iOS and Android

Sharing the raw footage, you capture on a Smartphone with your friends and followers may not always produce the results you’re hoping for. Slowing down the playback speed can make a scene more entertaining or highlight an important moment in your video. Increasing a video’s playback speed is a great option if you want to create breathtaking time-lapses. So, let’s take a look at the 10 best video speed-changing apps for slow and fast motion video editing on iOS and Android devices.

1. Filmora for mobile

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 11.0 or later, Android 4.2 and up

Changing the playback speed of the footage you edit with Filmora takes just a few moments since this cross-platform app enables all of its users to choose how rapidly the frames in each shot will be displayed on the screen.

This app provides a versatile set of video editing tools, enabling you to enhance the colors in your videos, make a soundtrack or even create a PIP effect . The only downside is that the free version of the app watermarks all videos you export from it, and you must make an in-app purchase in order to remove the watermark from your videos.

Pros

• Simple video playback speed adjustment process
• A rich library of visual effects
• Supports all common video file formats
• Versatile color correction tools

Cons

• All videos created with the free version of Filmora are watermarked
• Exporting footage in 4K resolution is not an option

2. Vlogit

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 9.0 or later, Android 4.3 and up

As its name suggests, this video editing app provides YouTubers and Vloggers with all the tools they need to create the content they share with their followers. As soon as you record a new video clip with your iPhone or Android phone, you can import it into the app and remove all parts you don’t want to include in the final cut.

Altering the speed of a video clip is easy since you have to decide if you want to speed up or slow down a video and then insert a new playback speed value. Vlogit will display the changes instantly so that you can preview your footage before sharing it on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and other social networks.

Pros

• Offers a variety of opener templates
• Excellent social media sharing capabilities
• Effortless video playback speed control
• Offers video recording options

Cons

• The app is prone to crashes
• Limited audio editing options

3. Quik

Price: Free

Supported OS: iOS 10.0 or later, Android 5.0 or later

Video content creators in need of a cross-platform app that enables them to edit the footage they captured with the Smartphones or GoPro cameras should consider installing Quick on their devices. The app offers 26 fully customizable themes, and it enables its users to combine photos and videos.

Creating a slow-motion or fast-forward video with Quik is a straightforward process that can be completed in just a few taps. You can export all of your projects from Quick in Full HD resolution, but the app currently doesn’t support 4K footage. If you decide to add music to your videos, the app will automatically sync the transitions to the beat.

Pros

• Compatible with a broad range of GoPro cameras
• Allows users to combine more than 200 photos and videos in a single project
• Simplifies the process of creating Slo-mo videos
• Excellent selection of themes

Cons

• Limited file-sharing capabilities
• Poor choice of output file formats

4. Vizmato

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 10.0 or later, Android 4.4 and up

If you are looking for an app you can use to record and edit HD videos , then Vizmato is probably one of the best options you have at your disposal. The app is also equipped with all the tools you will need to slow down or speed up a video.

After you import the footage into Vizmato you just have to specify the portion of a video clip, and then tap on the Slow or Fast option or choose if you want to play a video in reverse . The app will change the clip’s playback speed, so you just have to preview the results before exporting it to a social network of your choosing.

Pros

• Offers more than twenty template themes
• Rich music and sound effect library
• Effortless video playback speed adjustment process
• Good video recording features

Cons

• Vizmato adds watermarks to all videos edited with the free version of the app
• The app crashes often

5. Video Speed: Fast Video and Slow Motion Video

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: Android 4.1 and up

With this app, you don’t need any video editing experience to create slow or fast motion videos. Import the footage you recorded with your Android phone and choose one of the preset video playback options. The app lets you increase or decrease a video clip’s speed up to four times, so you have to select the portion of a video you’d like to speed up or slow down and export it to your phone’s gallery.

Optionally, you can add music to each video you edit with this app, but you won’t be able to perform color corrections or apply visual effects to the footage you process with this app.

Pros

• Enables users to speed up or slow down videos up to four times their original playback speed
• Supports a broad range of video file formats
• Short rendering times
• Simple and intuitive IU

Cons

• No video or audio editing tools
• Ads can be frustrating

6. Videoshop: Video Editor

Price: Free, but contains in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 11.1 or later, Android – varies with device

Performing all basic video editing tasks, like cutting or merging video clips, doesn’t require advanced video editing skills. The app also lets you record stop motion videos and voiceovers, and it offers a rich selection of audio effects.

Increasing or decreasing a video’s playback speed takes only a few minutes, enabling you to post fast or slow-motion videos on your social media accounts just a few moments after you recorded them. In addition, you can use Videoshop to reverse your videos, but you should keep in mind that the app can crash easily if you are trying to perform a demanding video editing task.

Pros

• Creating slow motion or fast motion videos with Videoshop is easy
• Stop motion video recording capability
• Allows users to reverse their videos
• Offers a selection of animated titles

Cons

• You can only edit videos recorded with iPhone and iPads on the iOS version of the app
• The free version of Videoshop offers only a limited range of video editing tools

7. Slow Fast Slow

Price: Free

Supported OS: iOS 10 or later

iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch owners can use this app to control the playback speed of all videos they record with their devices. The app’s timeline is designed to help you set points at specific segments of the video, enabling you to speed up or slow down only a portion of the video clip without cutting it.

The Slow Fast Slow app also offers the tools you will need to control the audio pitch of the videos you process and avoid any sound distortions that can occur as the result of altering a video’s playback speed.

Pros

• An interactive timeline simplifies the process of changing a video’s playback speed.
• Complete control over the audio pitch
• Videos can be slowed down to 1/16 of their original speed
• Allows users to export videos in the square aspect ratio

Cons

• No audio or video effects
• Sharing files directly from the app is not an option

8. KineMaster

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 10.3 or later, Android 4.1 and up

KineMaster is one of thebest video editing apps for iOS and Android devices you can find on the market. That’s why it is hardly surprising that the app offers powerful tools that enable its users to create slow-motion videos and time-lapses.

In addition, KineMaster is equipped with EQ presets and audio editing tools you’re going to need to fix the original audio of the video clips you speed up or slow down. You can use this cross-platform app to edit, and export videos in 4K resolution, but all videos you process with the free version of KineMaster will be watermarked.

Pros

• Precise video playback speed control
• Advanced audio editing tools
• Great selection of filters and visual effects
• Excellent file-sharing capabilities

Cons

• Requires at least basic video editing skills
• More expensive than most video editing apps for iOS and Android devices

9. SpeedPro Slow Speed Video Edit

Price: Free but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 9.0 or later

Changing a video clip’s playback speed with this app is a simple three-step process. After you import a video clip into the app, you will be taken to the Adjust Speed screen, where you can choose if you want to alter the playback speed of an entire video clip or speed up or slow down a particular segment of a video.

Afterward, you have to drag the Video Speed slider to the left or to the right and the app will automatically adjust the speed of your video. When done, you can import an audio file from your phone and proceed to export the file to the camera roll or upload it to YouTube or Instagram.

Pros

• Functional and intuitive interface
• Effortless file importing process
• Changing a video’s playback speed requires you to drag a slider
• Solid file sharing options

Cons

• Supports only a small number of video file formats
• No video editing tools

10. iMovie

Price: Free

Supported OS: iOS 13.0 or later

You can change a video’s playback speed in iMovie even if you have never edited a video before. After you create a new project and import a video clip into the app, you have to tap on the Speed icon. A slider that enables you to reduce a video’s playback speed to 1/8 of its original speed or make it twice as fast will appear on the screen, so you can drag it left or right to set a new playback speed for your video.

If you are not happy with the results, you can tap on the Reset button, and iMovie will return the playback speed of your video clip to its normal value.

Pros

• Free and easy playback speed adjustment process
• The app is compatible with all iOS-based devices
• Supports 4K video editing
• Offers a wide range of video editing tools

Cons

• Lacks the versatility of professional video editing apps
• Audio editing options could be better

Still can’t decide which video editing app to use for changing video speed? I’ve made a comparison table, hoping that can help you decide.

Video Editor	User Rating	Supported OS	Price	Best for
Filmora	4.1	iOS 11.0 or later, Android 4.2 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Vlogit	4.1	iOS 9.0 or later, Android 4.3 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Quik	4.9	iOS 10.0 or later, Android 5.0 and up	Free	Social media videos
Vizmato	4.1	iOS 10.0 or later, Android 4.4 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Video Speed	4.1	Android 4.1 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Videoshop	4.8	iOS 11.1 or later, Android	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Slow Fast Slow	4.4	iOS 10.0 or later	Free	Social media videos
KineMaster	4.5	iOS 10.3 or later, Android 4.1 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
SpeedPro Slow	4.1	iOS 9.0 or later	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
iMovie	3.9	iOS 13.0 or later	Free	Social media videos

Want to make a slo-mo video? Check these best free slo-mo video editing apps for iPhone and Android .

Conclusion

Changing a video’s playback speed is a routine video editing action that can make any video more visually dynamic if used correctly. Any of the slow and fast motion video editing apps we included in this article can be used to create stunning slow-motion videos and time-lapses. Which of these apps will you use to speed up or slow down the videos you record with your iOS and Android devices? Leave a comment and let us know.

Free Download

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Secure Download

Free Download

For macOS 10.14 or later

Secure Download

Click here to get Filmora for PC by email
or Try Filmora App for mobile >>>

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Ollie Mattison

Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.

Follow @Ollie Mattison

Ollie Mattison

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

The amount of video content uploaded to the Internet each day is staggering, as people around the globe create hundreds of hours of videos daily. As a result, the videos you upload to social media must stand out in this sea of content to get thousands of views, shares, or likes.

Speeding up or slowing down the footage is a simple and yet effective video editing technique that can make the content you share online more entertaining to watch. Read on if you would like to find out more about slow and fast motion video apps for iOS and Android devices you can use to process your footage before posting it on your social media accounts.

10 Best Video Speed Changing Apps for iOS and Android

Sharing the raw footage, you capture on a Smartphone with your friends and followers may not always produce the results you’re hoping for. Slowing down the playback speed can make a scene more entertaining or highlight an important moment in your video. Increasing a video’s playback speed is a great option if you want to create breathtaking time-lapses. So, let’s take a look at the 10 best video speed-changing apps for slow and fast motion video editing on iOS and Android devices.

1. Filmora for mobile

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 11.0 or later, Android 4.2 and up

Changing the playback speed of the footage you edit with Filmora takes just a few moments since this cross-platform app enables all of its users to choose how rapidly the frames in each shot will be displayed on the screen.

This app provides a versatile set of video editing tools, enabling you to enhance the colors in your videos, make a soundtrack or even create a PIP effect . The only downside is that the free version of the app watermarks all videos you export from it, and you must make an in-app purchase in order to remove the watermark from your videos.

Pros

• Simple video playback speed adjustment process
• A rich library of visual effects
• Supports all common video file formats
• Versatile color correction tools

Cons

• All videos created with the free version of Filmora are watermarked
• Exporting footage in 4K resolution is not an option

2. Vlogit

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 9.0 or later, Android 4.3 and up

As its name suggests, this video editing app provides YouTubers and Vloggers with all the tools they need to create the content they share with their followers. As soon as you record a new video clip with your iPhone or Android phone, you can import it into the app and remove all parts you don’t want to include in the final cut.

Altering the speed of a video clip is easy since you have to decide if you want to speed up or slow down a video and then insert a new playback speed value. Vlogit will display the changes instantly so that you can preview your footage before sharing it on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and other social networks.

Pros

• Offers a variety of opener templates
• Excellent social media sharing capabilities
• Effortless video playback speed control
• Offers video recording options

Cons

• The app is prone to crashes
• Limited audio editing options

3. Quik

Price: Free

Supported OS: iOS 10.0 or later, Android 5.0 or later

Video content creators in need of a cross-platform app that enables them to edit the footage they captured with the Smartphones or GoPro cameras should consider installing Quick on their devices. The app offers 26 fully customizable themes, and it enables its users to combine photos and videos.

Creating a slow-motion or fast-forward video with Quik is a straightforward process that can be completed in just a few taps. You can export all of your projects from Quick in Full HD resolution, but the app currently doesn’t support 4K footage. If you decide to add music to your videos, the app will automatically sync the transitions to the beat.

Pros

• Compatible with a broad range of GoPro cameras
• Allows users to combine more than 200 photos and videos in a single project
• Simplifies the process of creating Slo-mo videos
• Excellent selection of themes

Cons

• Limited file-sharing capabilities
• Poor choice of output file formats

4. Vizmato

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 10.0 or later, Android 4.4 and up

If you are looking for an app you can use to record and edit HD videos , then Vizmato is probably one of the best options you have at your disposal. The app is also equipped with all the tools you will need to slow down or speed up a video.

After you import the footage into Vizmato you just have to specify the portion of a video clip, and then tap on the Slow or Fast option or choose if you want to play a video in reverse . The app will change the clip’s playback speed, so you just have to preview the results before exporting it to a social network of your choosing.

Pros

• Offers more than twenty template themes
• Rich music and sound effect library
• Effortless video playback speed adjustment process
• Good video recording features

Cons

• Vizmato adds watermarks to all videos edited with the free version of the app
• The app crashes often

5. Video Speed: Fast Video and Slow Motion Video

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: Android 4.1 and up

With this app, you don’t need any video editing experience to create slow or fast motion videos. Import the footage you recorded with your Android phone and choose one of the preset video playback options. The app lets you increase or decrease a video clip’s speed up to four times, so you have to select the portion of a video you’d like to speed up or slow down and export it to your phone’s gallery.

Optionally, you can add music to each video you edit with this app, but you won’t be able to perform color corrections or apply visual effects to the footage you process with this app.

Pros

• Enables users to speed up or slow down videos up to four times their original playback speed
• Supports a broad range of video file formats
• Short rendering times
• Simple and intuitive IU

Cons

• No video or audio editing tools
• Ads can be frustrating

6. Videoshop: Video Editor

Price: Free, but contains in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 11.1 or later, Android – varies with device

Performing all basic video editing tasks, like cutting or merging video clips, doesn’t require advanced video editing skills. The app also lets you record stop motion videos and voiceovers, and it offers a rich selection of audio effects.

Increasing or decreasing a video’s playback speed takes only a few minutes, enabling you to post fast or slow-motion videos on your social media accounts just a few moments after you recorded them. In addition, you can use Videoshop to reverse your videos, but you should keep in mind that the app can crash easily if you are trying to perform a demanding video editing task.

Pros

• Creating slow motion or fast motion videos with Videoshop is easy
• Stop motion video recording capability
• Allows users to reverse their videos
• Offers a selection of animated titles

Cons

• You can only edit videos recorded with iPhone and iPads on the iOS version of the app
• The free version of Videoshop offers only a limited range of video editing tools

7. Slow Fast Slow

Price: Free

Supported OS: iOS 10 or later

iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch owners can use this app to control the playback speed of all videos they record with their devices. The app’s timeline is designed to help you set points at specific segments of the video, enabling you to speed up or slow down only a portion of the video clip without cutting it.

The Slow Fast Slow app also offers the tools you will need to control the audio pitch of the videos you process and avoid any sound distortions that can occur as the result of altering a video’s playback speed.

Pros

• An interactive timeline simplifies the process of changing a video’s playback speed.
• Complete control over the audio pitch
• Videos can be slowed down to 1/16 of their original speed
• Allows users to export videos in the square aspect ratio

Cons

• No audio or video effects
• Sharing files directly from the app is not an option

8. KineMaster

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 10.3 or later, Android 4.1 and up

KineMaster is one of thebest video editing apps for iOS and Android devices you can find on the market. That’s why it is hardly surprising that the app offers powerful tools that enable its users to create slow-motion videos and time-lapses.

In addition, KineMaster is equipped with EQ presets and audio editing tools you’re going to need to fix the original audio of the video clips you speed up or slow down. You can use this cross-platform app to edit, and export videos in 4K resolution, but all videos you process with the free version of KineMaster will be watermarked.

Pros

• Precise video playback speed control
• Advanced audio editing tools
• Great selection of filters and visual effects
• Excellent file-sharing capabilities

Cons

• Requires at least basic video editing skills
• More expensive than most video editing apps for iOS and Android devices

9. SpeedPro Slow Speed Video Edit

Price: Free but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 9.0 or later

Changing a video clip’s playback speed with this app is a simple three-step process. After you import a video clip into the app, you will be taken to the Adjust Speed screen, where you can choose if you want to alter the playback speed of an entire video clip or speed up or slow down a particular segment of a video.

Afterward, you have to drag the Video Speed slider to the left or to the right and the app will automatically adjust the speed of your video. When done, you can import an audio file from your phone and proceed to export the file to the camera roll or upload it to YouTube or Instagram.

Pros

• Functional and intuitive interface
• Effortless file importing process
• Changing a video’s playback speed requires you to drag a slider
• Solid file sharing options

Cons

• Supports only a small number of video file formats
• No video editing tools

10. iMovie

Price: Free

Supported OS: iOS 13.0 or later

You can change a video’s playback speed in iMovie even if you have never edited a video before. After you create a new project and import a video clip into the app, you have to tap on the Speed icon. A slider that enables you to reduce a video’s playback speed to 1/8 of its original speed or make it twice as fast will appear on the screen, so you can drag it left or right to set a new playback speed for your video.

If you are not happy with the results, you can tap on the Reset button, and iMovie will return the playback speed of your video clip to its normal value.

Pros

• Free and easy playback speed adjustment process
• The app is compatible with all iOS-based devices
• Supports 4K video editing
• Offers a wide range of video editing tools

Cons

• Lacks the versatility of professional video editing apps
• Audio editing options could be better

Still can’t decide which video editing app to use for changing video speed? I’ve made a comparison table, hoping that can help you decide.

Video Editor	User Rating	Supported OS	Price	Best for
Filmora	4.1	iOS 11.0 or later, Android 4.2 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Vlogit	4.1	iOS 9.0 or later, Android 4.3 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Quik	4.9	iOS 10.0 or later, Android 5.0 and up	Free	Social media videos
Vizmato	4.1	iOS 10.0 or later, Android 4.4 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Video Speed	4.1	Android 4.1 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Videoshop	4.8	iOS 11.1 or later, Android	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Slow Fast Slow	4.4	iOS 10.0 or later	Free	Social media videos
KineMaster	4.5	iOS 10.3 or later, Android 4.1 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
SpeedPro Slow	4.1	iOS 9.0 or later	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
iMovie	3.9	iOS 13.0 or later	Free	Social media videos

Want to make a slo-mo video? Check these best free slo-mo video editing apps for iPhone and Android .

Conclusion

Changing a video’s playback speed is a routine video editing action that can make any video more visually dynamic if used correctly. Any of the slow and fast motion video editing apps we included in this article can be used to create stunning slow-motion videos and time-lapses. Which of these apps will you use to speed up or slow down the videos you record with your iOS and Android devices? Leave a comment and let us know.

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The amount of video content uploaded to the Internet each day is staggering, as people around the globe create hundreds of hours of videos daily. As a result, the videos you upload to social media must stand out in this sea of content to get thousands of views, shares, or likes.

Speeding up or slowing down the footage is a simple and yet effective video editing technique that can make the content you share online more entertaining to watch. Read on if you would like to find out more about slow and fast motion video apps for iOS and Android devices you can use to process your footage before posting it on your social media accounts.

10 Best Video Speed Changing Apps for iOS and Android

Sharing the raw footage, you capture on a Smartphone with your friends and followers may not always produce the results you’re hoping for. Slowing down the playback speed can make a scene more entertaining or highlight an important moment in your video. Increasing a video’s playback speed is a great option if you want to create breathtaking time-lapses. So, let’s take a look at the 10 best video speed-changing apps for slow and fast motion video editing on iOS and Android devices.

1. Filmora for mobile

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 11.0 or later, Android 4.2 and up

Changing the playback speed of the footage you edit with Filmora takes just a few moments since this cross-platform app enables all of its users to choose how rapidly the frames in each shot will be displayed on the screen.

This app provides a versatile set of video editing tools, enabling you to enhance the colors in your videos, make a soundtrack or even create a PIP effect . The only downside is that the free version of the app watermarks all videos you export from it, and you must make an in-app purchase in order to remove the watermark from your videos.

Pros

• Simple video playback speed adjustment process
• A rich library of visual effects
• Supports all common video file formats
• Versatile color correction tools

Cons

• All videos created with the free version of Filmora are watermarked
• Exporting footage in 4K resolution is not an option

2. Vlogit

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 9.0 or later, Android 4.3 and up

As its name suggests, this video editing app provides YouTubers and Vloggers with all the tools they need to create the content they share with their followers. As soon as you record a new video clip with your iPhone or Android phone, you can import it into the app and remove all parts you don’t want to include in the final cut.

Altering the speed of a video clip is easy since you have to decide if you want to speed up or slow down a video and then insert a new playback speed value. Vlogit will display the changes instantly so that you can preview your footage before sharing it on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and other social networks.

Pros

• Offers a variety of opener templates
• Excellent social media sharing capabilities
• Effortless video playback speed control
• Offers video recording options

Cons

• The app is prone to crashes
• Limited audio editing options

3. Quik

Price: Free

Supported OS: iOS 10.0 or later, Android 5.0 or later

Video content creators in need of a cross-platform app that enables them to edit the footage they captured with the Smartphones or GoPro cameras should consider installing Quick on their devices. The app offers 26 fully customizable themes, and it enables its users to combine photos and videos.

Creating a slow-motion or fast-forward video with Quik is a straightforward process that can be completed in just a few taps. You can export all of your projects from Quick in Full HD resolution, but the app currently doesn’t support 4K footage. If you decide to add music to your videos, the app will automatically sync the transitions to the beat.

Pros

• Compatible with a broad range of GoPro cameras
• Allows users to combine more than 200 photos and videos in a single project
• Simplifies the process of creating Slo-mo videos
• Excellent selection of themes

Cons

• Limited file-sharing capabilities
• Poor choice of output file formats

4. Vizmato

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 10.0 or later, Android 4.4 and up

If you are looking for an app you can use to record and edit HD videos , then Vizmato is probably one of the best options you have at your disposal. The app is also equipped with all the tools you will need to slow down or speed up a video.

After you import the footage into Vizmato you just have to specify the portion of a video clip, and then tap on the Slow or Fast option or choose if you want to play a video in reverse . The app will change the clip’s playback speed, so you just have to preview the results before exporting it to a social network of your choosing.

Pros

• Offers more than twenty template themes
• Rich music and sound effect library
• Effortless video playback speed adjustment process
• Good video recording features

Cons

• Vizmato adds watermarks to all videos edited with the free version of the app
• The app crashes often

5. Video Speed: Fast Video and Slow Motion Video

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: Android 4.1 and up

With this app, you don’t need any video editing experience to create slow or fast motion videos. Import the footage you recorded with your Android phone and choose one of the preset video playback options. The app lets you increase or decrease a video clip’s speed up to four times, so you have to select the portion of a video you’d like to speed up or slow down and export it to your phone’s gallery.

Optionally, you can add music to each video you edit with this app, but you won’t be able to perform color corrections or apply visual effects to the footage you process with this app.

Pros

• Enables users to speed up or slow down videos up to four times their original playback speed
• Supports a broad range of video file formats
• Short rendering times
• Simple and intuitive IU

Cons

• No video or audio editing tools
• Ads can be frustrating

6. Videoshop: Video Editor

Price: Free, but contains in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 11.1 or later, Android – varies with device

Performing all basic video editing tasks, like cutting or merging video clips, doesn’t require advanced video editing skills. The app also lets you record stop motion videos and voiceovers, and it offers a rich selection of audio effects.

Increasing or decreasing a video’s playback speed takes only a few minutes, enabling you to post fast or slow-motion videos on your social media accounts just a few moments after you recorded them. In addition, you can use Videoshop to reverse your videos, but you should keep in mind that the app can crash easily if you are trying to perform a demanding video editing task.

Pros

• Creating slow motion or fast motion videos with Videoshop is easy
• Stop motion video recording capability
• Allows users to reverse their videos
• Offers a selection of animated titles

Cons

• You can only edit videos recorded with iPhone and iPads on the iOS version of the app
• The free version of Videoshop offers only a limited range of video editing tools

7. Slow Fast Slow

Price: Free

Supported OS: iOS 10 or later

iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch owners can use this app to control the playback speed of all videos they record with their devices. The app’s timeline is designed to help you set points at specific segments of the video, enabling you to speed up or slow down only a portion of the video clip without cutting it.

The Slow Fast Slow app also offers the tools you will need to control the audio pitch of the videos you process and avoid any sound distortions that can occur as the result of altering a video’s playback speed.

Pros

• An interactive timeline simplifies the process of changing a video’s playback speed.
• Complete control over the audio pitch
• Videos can be slowed down to 1/16 of their original speed
• Allows users to export videos in the square aspect ratio

Cons

• No audio or video effects
• Sharing files directly from the app is not an option

8. KineMaster

Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 10.3 or later, Android 4.1 and up

KineMaster is one of thebest video editing apps for iOS and Android devices you can find on the market. That’s why it is hardly surprising that the app offers powerful tools that enable its users to create slow-motion videos and time-lapses.

In addition, KineMaster is equipped with EQ presets and audio editing tools you’re going to need to fix the original audio of the video clips you speed up or slow down. You can use this cross-platform app to edit, and export videos in 4K resolution, but all videos you process with the free version of KineMaster will be watermarked.

Pros

• Precise video playback speed control
• Advanced audio editing tools
• Great selection of filters and visual effects
• Excellent file-sharing capabilities

Cons

• Requires at least basic video editing skills
• More expensive than most video editing apps for iOS and Android devices

9. SpeedPro Slow Speed Video Edit

Price: Free but offers in-app purchases

Supported OS: iOS 9.0 or later

Changing a video clip’s playback speed with this app is a simple three-step process. After you import a video clip into the app, you will be taken to the Adjust Speed screen, where you can choose if you want to alter the playback speed of an entire video clip or speed up or slow down a particular segment of a video.

Afterward, you have to drag the Video Speed slider to the left or to the right and the app will automatically adjust the speed of your video. When done, you can import an audio file from your phone and proceed to export the file to the camera roll or upload it to YouTube or Instagram.

Pros

• Functional and intuitive interface
• Effortless file importing process
• Changing a video’s playback speed requires you to drag a slider
• Solid file sharing options

Cons

• Supports only a small number of video file formats
• No video editing tools

10. iMovie

Price: Free

Supported OS: iOS 13.0 or later

You can change a video’s playback speed in iMovie even if you have never edited a video before. After you create a new project and import a video clip into the app, you have to tap on the Speed icon. A slider that enables you to reduce a video’s playback speed to 1/8 of its original speed or make it twice as fast will appear on the screen, so you can drag it left or right to set a new playback speed for your video.

If you are not happy with the results, you can tap on the Reset button, and iMovie will return the playback speed of your video clip to its normal value.

Pros

• Free and easy playback speed adjustment process
• The app is compatible with all iOS-based devices
• Supports 4K video editing
• Offers a wide range of video editing tools

Cons

• Lacks the versatility of professional video editing apps
• Audio editing options could be better

Still can’t decide which video editing app to use for changing video speed? I’ve made a comparison table, hoping that can help you decide.

Video Editor	User Rating	Supported OS	Price	Best for
Filmora	4.1	iOS 11.0 or later, Android 4.2 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Vlogit	4.1	iOS 9.0 or later, Android 4.3 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Quik	4.9	iOS 10.0 or later, Android 5.0 and up	Free	Social media videos
Vizmato	4.1	iOS 10.0 or later, Android 4.4 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Video Speed	4.1	Android 4.1 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Videoshop	4.8	iOS 11.1 or later, Android	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
Slow Fast Slow	4.4	iOS 10.0 or later	Free	Social media videos
KineMaster	4.5	iOS 10.3 or later, Android 4.1 and up	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
SpeedPro Slow	4.1	iOS 9.0 or later	Free, but offers in-app purchases	Social media videos
iMovie	3.9	iOS 13.0 or later	Free	Social media videos

Want to make a slo-mo video? Check these best free slo-mo video editing apps for iPhone and Android .

Conclusion

Changing a video’s playback speed is a routine video editing action that can make any video more visually dynamic if used correctly. Any of the slow and fast motion video editing apps we included in this article can be used to create stunning slow-motion videos and time-lapses. Which of these apps will you use to speed up or slow down the videos you record with your iOS and Android devices? Leave a comment and let us know.

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No More Jitters: Best Free Android Video Stabilization Tools

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Today, we all use cameras and cell phones to capture many important events in our lives. Sometimes the recorded videos are shaky due to various factors such as a sudden hand movement, a lack of stabilization in our recording equipment, and so on.

Users can utilize video stabilizer applications to solve this issue. Using these applications, users may quickly smooth out shaky areas of a video on their Android smartphones. However, finding an excellent Android Video Stabilizer is still a hard task due to the number of applications present in the market. But don’t worry, a few of the best video stabilizers are reviewed in this article. Let’s get going!

In this article

01 What Is the Difference Between OIS and EIS?

02 Best Free Video Stabilizer Apps for Android

Part 1: What Is the Difference Between OIS and EIS?

The majority of individuals favor OIS over EIS. A hardware approach is always preferable to a software platform since EIS is essentially a repair solution that causes picture resolution deterioration by cutting it and estimating what this would seem like if it were steady. OIS also performs better in low-light conditions. The best video stabilizer app for android is the one that incorporates both approaches.

Moreover, OIS and EIS both hold a significant reputation for video stabilization. And not much, but some people prefer Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS) to stabilize their video as it converts the optical signal to a digital one. You will get a better understanding of both the stabilization technologies after reading what’s written below:

Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS)

Electronic image stabilization operates on a fundamentally different premise, with the problem being tackled at the coding layer after the visible light has been transformed to a digital signal.

Optical Image Stabilization (OIS)

The picture is stabilized with this approach by altering the optical path of the detector. Because this is real-time correction, no image change or degradation occurs. The lens component is rotated such that it is parallel to the picture plane.

Part 2: Best Free Video Stabilizer Apps for Android

You’re at the right spot if you need assistance selecting the finest video stabilization app for your next project. The following are the top five video stabilizer android applications on the market and how to utilize them for video stabilization. Now, look at what distinguishes these applications from the competition.

1. Google Photos

Google Photos is the first application on our list since it is built-in and can instantly stabilize any video length. It also includes tools for editing films and photos. Google Photos is a simple photo uploading and storing software for Android which can also be utilized as a video stabilizer.

This software has a dedicated Stabilize feature to stabilize a shaky video easily. It may be used to trim, label, and modify videos in addition to stabilizing them. It also allows users to eliminate audio from videos if desired. Thanks to this built-in application, you can easily stabilize video android.

Features

• Allows you to edit the video of any length
• Helps you export the video frames as pictures
• You can change the color of the video’s profile
• Adjusts the brightness, contrast, saturation, etc.

Now, follow the instructions below to stabilize the video using Google Photos’ video stabilizer tool on Android.

Step 1: Launch the app and choose the video you wish to stabilize.

Step 2: Go to the Edit menu and pick the Video option to see the stabilizer icon.

Step 3: Now, using the video timeline, choose the video section you wish to stabilize and touch on the Stabilizer symbol to begin the video stabilization process.

Step 4: To save the stabilized video, use the Save Copy option.

2. PowerDirector

PowerDirector is amongst the best video stabilizer app out of all the options available on Android. Using this video editing software to turn a shaky movie into an interesting film is simple, and the results are spectacular. The PowerDirector app contains a video stabilizer with strength adjustable to reduce camera wobble.

The interface is simple, allowing both novice and experienced filmmakers to utilize the video stabilization tool easily.

Features

• It has a simple and innovative interface
• Allows you to stabilize the video with adjustability
• Supports multiple input formats for videos
• Features several editing tools to make your video attractive

Now, follow the instructions below to stabilize video using PowerDirector:

Step 1: Launch the app and import the video you wish to stabilize. Put the video to timeline.

Step 2: Click on Edit, and pick the Stabilizer tool from there.

Step 3: Now, adjust the Motion Effect through the slider for stabilizing and save the edited video.

3. Shaky Video Stabilizer

Shaky Video Stabilizer is an Android video stabilizer software, which is completely free. Users may use this tool to stabilize shaky video footage of various sorts. Furthermore, it supports typical video formats supported by Android, such as MP4, 3GP, MKV, etc.

To stabilize a video, it has an internal video analysis tool and different settings (shakiness, smoothness, accuracy, and so on) that users must define to get the desired outcome. It also includes a useful video player for playing videos before and after stabilization. Compared to other applications, this software takes longer to stabilize a video.

Features

• Lets you Trim the video with ease
• You can crop the video using the Crop tool
• Allows you to preview the video in preview mode
• It supports typical video formats supported by Android

Now, follow the instructions below to stabilize the video using this app.

Step 1: Open this app and click the Select Video icon to explore and upload a movie from the Library.

Step 2: Following that, users must specify the Analysis settings, which are Shakiness (Low, Medium, or High), Step Size, and Accuracy.

Step 3: Then, specify the Smoothing (between 1 (low smoothness) to 30 (high smoothness) settings, Zoom, and Crop.

Step 4: Finally, press the Green button to begin the video stabilization process.

4. Microsoft Hyperlapse Mobile

Another free video stabilizer software for Android is Microsoft Hyperlapse Mobile. It is mostly used to stabilize hyper-lapse films, as the name implies. Users may, however, enter ordinary films onto it and stabilize them.

It also allows users to boost video speed to convert regular films to hyper-lapse recordings. It also has a preview player for previewing input video at various rates. After completing video stabilization, users can save the output movies in 720p and 1080p versions. It may be used to distribute stabilized videos on various social media channels swiftly.

Features

• Allows you to export the UHD video after stabilizing
• Helps you convert regular films to hyper-lapse recordings
• You can share the video to various share media platforms
• It has an easy-to-use interface and is free to use

Now, follow the instructions below to stabilize video using this app:

Step 1: To upload a shaky video, open this app and click the Import icon. Users may also use the Record button to create and stabilize a video.

Step 2: Now, choose the video segment you wish to stabilize.

Step 3: Touch on the Right Tick symbol and use the speed slider to alter the video’s pace.

Step 4: Finally, press the Right Tick button to begin the video stabilization process.

5. Video Stabilizer Dshake

Another free video stabilizer software for Android is Video Stabilizer Dshake. Users may use this program to stabilize small videos rapidly. This project incorporates a complex method to identify unsterilized areas of a video and then automatically stabilize them. Unlike other comparable programs, it analyses and stabilizes a video without the need for human intervention.

Users may crop a video using both the Fixed and Adaptive crop methods with this application. This free version only stabilizes movies of up to 20 seconds in length. People have to subscribe to the paid version to eliminate this restriction. Moreover, It is one of the most basic video stabilizer applications, allowing anybody to stabilize films instantly.

Features

• It stabilizes the video automatically
• It is secure and quick in action
• It features several edition tools for editing

Now, follow the instructions below to use this software to stabilize a video.

Step 1: Launch this app and pick a video by hitting the Add button.

Step 2: When you upload a video, this software begins the video analysis techniques and displays a sample of the stabilized video.

Step 3: When the analysis is finished, click the Save button to begin the video stabilization process.

Conclusion

Video Stabilization is the need of the hour as you cannot always capture a stabilized video, especially in Android smartphones. That’s where the android video stabilizer comes in. But to find an excellent stabilizer application is a difficult job. To overcome this, you will find a few elect android video stabilizers and how to use them in this article. Start removing the shaky part of the video with ease!

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Today, we all use cameras and cell phones to capture many important events in our lives. Sometimes the recorded videos are shaky due to various factors such as a sudden hand movement, a lack of stabilization in our recording equipment, and so on.

Users can utilize video stabilizer applications to solve this issue. Using these applications, users may quickly smooth out shaky areas of a video on their Android smartphones. However, finding an excellent Android Video Stabilizer is still a hard task due to the number of applications present in the market. But don’t worry, a few of the best video stabilizers are reviewed in this article. Let’s get going!

In this article

01 What Is the Difference Between OIS and EIS?

02 Best Free Video Stabilizer Apps for Android

Part 1: What Is the Difference Between OIS and EIS?

The majority of individuals favor OIS over EIS. A hardware approach is always preferable to a software platform since EIS is essentially a repair solution that causes picture resolution deterioration by cutting it and estimating what this would seem like if it were steady. OIS also performs better in low-light conditions. The best video stabilizer app for android is the one that incorporates both approaches.

Moreover, OIS and EIS both hold a significant reputation for video stabilization. And not much, but some people prefer Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS) to stabilize their video as it converts the optical signal to a digital one. You will get a better understanding of both the stabilization technologies after reading what’s written below:

Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS)

Electronic image stabilization operates on a fundamentally different premise, with the problem being tackled at the coding layer after the visible light has been transformed to a digital signal.

Optical Image Stabilization (OIS)

The picture is stabilized with this approach by altering the optical path of the detector. Because this is real-time correction, no image change or degradation occurs. The lens component is rotated such that it is parallel to the picture plane.

Part 2: Best Free Video Stabilizer Apps for Android

You’re at the right spot if you need assistance selecting the finest video stabilization app for your next project. The following are the top five video stabilizer android applications on the market and how to utilize them for video stabilization. Now, look at what distinguishes these applications from the competition.

1. Google Photos

Google Photos is the first application on our list since it is built-in and can instantly stabilize any video length. It also includes tools for editing films and photos. Google Photos is a simple photo uploading and storing software for Android which can also be utilized as a video stabilizer.

This software has a dedicated Stabilize feature to stabilize a shaky video easily. It may be used to trim, label, and modify videos in addition to stabilizing them. It also allows users to eliminate audio from videos if desired. Thanks to this built-in application, you can easily stabilize video android.

Features

• Allows you to edit the video of any length
• Helps you export the video frames as pictures
• You can change the color of the video’s profile
• Adjusts the brightness, contrast, saturation, etc.

Now, follow the instructions below to stabilize the video using Google Photos’ video stabilizer tool on Android.

Step 1: Launch the app and choose the video you wish to stabilize.

Step 2: Go to the Edit menu and pick the Video option to see the stabilizer icon.

Step 3: Now, using the video timeline, choose the video section you wish to stabilize and touch on the Stabilizer symbol to begin the video stabilization process.

Step 4: To save the stabilized video, use the Save Copy option.

2. PowerDirector

PowerDirector is amongst the best video stabilizer app out of all the options available on Android. Using this video editing software to turn a shaky movie into an interesting film is simple, and the results are spectacular. The PowerDirector app contains a video stabilizer with strength adjustable to reduce camera wobble.

The interface is simple, allowing both novice and experienced filmmakers to utilize the video stabilization tool easily.

Features

• It has a simple and innovative interface
• Allows you to stabilize the video with adjustability
• Supports multiple input formats for videos
• Features several editing tools to make your video attractive

Now, follow the instructions below to stabilize video using PowerDirector:

Step 1: Launch the app and import the video you wish to stabilize. Put the video to timeline.

Step 2: Click on Edit, and pick the Stabilizer tool from there.

Step 3: Now, adjust the Motion Effect through the slider for stabilizing and save the edited video.

3. Shaky Video Stabilizer

Shaky Video Stabilizer is an Android video stabilizer software, which is completely free. Users may use this tool to stabilize shaky video footage of various sorts. Furthermore, it supports typical video formats supported by Android, such as MP4, 3GP, MKV, etc.

To stabilize a video, it has an internal video analysis tool and different settings (shakiness, smoothness, accuracy, and so on) that users must define to get the desired outcome. It also includes a useful video player for playing videos before and after stabilization. Compared to other applications, this software takes longer to stabilize a video.

Features

• Lets you Trim the video with ease
• You can crop the video using the Crop tool
• Allows you to preview the video in preview mode
• It supports typical video formats supported by Android

Now, follow the instructions below to stabilize the video using this app.

Step 1: Open this app and click the Select Video icon to explore and upload a movie from the Library.

Step 2: Following that, users must specify the Analysis settings, which are Shakiness (Low, Medium, or High), Step Size, and Accuracy.

Step 3: Then, specify the Smoothing (between 1 (low smoothness) to 30 (high smoothness) settings, Zoom, and Crop.

Step 4: Finally, press the Green button to begin the video stabilization process.

4. Microsoft Hyperlapse Mobile

Another free video stabilizer software for Android is Microsoft Hyperlapse Mobile. It is mostly used to stabilize hyper-lapse films, as the name implies. Users may, however, enter ordinary films onto it and stabilize them.

It also allows users to boost video speed to convert regular films to hyper-lapse recordings. It also has a preview player for previewing input video at various rates. After completing video stabilization, users can save the output movies in 720p and 1080p versions. It may be used to distribute stabilized videos on various social media channels swiftly.

Features

• Allows you to export the UHD video after stabilizing
• Helps you convert regular films to hyper-lapse recordings
• You can share the video to various share media platforms
• It has an easy-to-use interface and is free to use

Now, follow the instructions below to stabilize video using this app:

Step 1: To upload a shaky video, open this app and click the Import icon. Users may also use the Record button to create and stabilize a video.

Step 2: Now, choose the video segment you wish to stabilize.

Step 3: Touch on the Right Tick symbol and use the speed slider to alter the video’s pace.

Step 4: Finally, press the Right Tick button to begin the video stabilization process.

5. Video Stabilizer Dshake

Another free video stabilizer software for Android is Video Stabilizer Dshake. Users may use this program to stabilize small videos rapidly. This project incorporates a complex method to identify unsterilized areas of a video and then automatically stabilize them. Unlike other comparable programs, it analyses and stabilizes a video without the need for human intervention.

Users may crop a video using both the Fixed and Adaptive crop methods with this application. This free version only stabilizes movies of up to 20 seconds in length. People have to subscribe to the paid version to eliminate this restriction. Moreover, It is one of the most basic video stabilizer applications, allowing anybody to stabilize films instantly.

Features

• It stabilizes the video automatically
• It is secure and quick in action
• It features several edition tools for editing

Now, follow the instructions below to use this software to stabilize a video.

Step 1: Launch this app and pick a video by hitting the Add button.

Step 2: When you upload a video, this software begins the video analysis techniques and displays a sample of the stabilized video.

Step 3: When the analysis is finished, click the Save button to begin the video stabilization process.

Conclusion

Video Stabilization is the need of the hour as you cannot always capture a stabilized video, especially in Android smartphones. That’s where the android video stabilizer comes in. But to find an excellent stabilizer application is a difficult job. To overcome this, you will find a few elect android video stabilizers and how to use them in this article. Start removing the shaky part of the video with ease!

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.14 or later

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Click here to get Filmora for PC by email

Today, we all use cameras and cell phones to capture many important events in our lives. Sometimes the recorded videos are shaky due to various factors such as a sudden hand movement, a lack of stabilization in our recording equipment, and so on.

Users can utilize video stabilizer applications to solve this issue. Using these applications, users may quickly smooth out shaky areas of a video on their Android smartphones. However, finding an excellent Android Video Stabilizer is still a hard task due to the number of applications present in the market. But don’t worry, a few of the best video stabilizers are reviewed in this article. Let’s get going!

In this article

01 What Is the Difference Between OIS and EIS?

02 Best Free Video Stabilizer Apps for Android

Part 1: What Is the Difference Between OIS and EIS?

The majority of individuals favor OIS over EIS. A hardware approach is always preferable to a software platform since EIS is essentially a repair solution that causes picture resolution deterioration by cutting it and estimating what this would seem like if it were steady. OIS also performs better in low-light conditions. The best video stabilizer app for android is the one that incorporates both approaches.

Moreover, OIS and EIS both hold a significant reputation for video stabilization. And not much, but some people prefer Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS) to stabilize their video as it converts the optical signal to a digital one. You will get a better understanding of both the stabilization technologies after reading what’s written below:

Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS)

Electronic image stabilization operates on a fundamentally different premise, with the problem being tackled at the coding layer after the visible light has been transformed to a digital signal.

Optical Image Stabilization (OIS)

The picture is stabilized with this approach by altering the optical path of the detector. Because this is real-time correction, no image change or degradation occurs. The lens component is rotated such that it is parallel to the picture plane.

Part 2: Best Free Video Stabilizer Apps for Android

You’re at the right spot if you need assistance selecting the finest video stabilization app for your next project. The following are the top five video stabilizer android applications on the market and how to utilize them for video stabilization. Now, look at what distinguishes these applications from the competition.

1. Google Photos

Google Photos is the first application on our list since it is built-in and can instantly stabilize any video length. It also includes tools for editing films and photos. Google Photos is a simple photo uploading and storing software for Android which can also be utilized as a video stabilizer.

This software has a dedicated Stabilize feature to stabilize a shaky video easily. It may be used to trim, label, and modify videos in addition to stabilizing them. It also allows users to eliminate audio from videos if desired. Thanks to this built-in application, you can easily stabilize video android.

Features

• Allows you to edit the video of any length
• Helps you export the video frames as pictures
• You can change the color of the video’s profile
• Adjusts the brightness, contrast, saturation, etc.

Now, follow the instructions below to stabilize the video using Google Photos’ video stabilizer tool on Android.

Step 1: Launch the app and choose the video you wish to stabilize.

Step 2: Go to the Edit menu and pick the Video option to see the stabilizer icon.

Step 3: Now, using the video timeline, choose the video section you wish to stabilize and touch on the Stabilizer symbol to begin the video stabilization process.

Step 4: To save the stabilized video, use the Save Copy option.

2. PowerDirector

PowerDirector is amongst the best video stabilizer app out of all the options available on Android. Using this video editing software to turn a shaky movie into an interesting film is simple, and the results are spectacular. The PowerDirector app contains a video stabilizer with strength adjustable to reduce camera wobble.

The interface is simple, allowing both novice and experienced filmmakers to utilize the video stabilization tool easily.

Features

• It has a simple and innovative interface
• Allows you to stabilize the video with adjustability
• Supports multiple input formats for videos
• Features several editing tools to make your video attractive

Now, follow the instructions below to stabilize video using PowerDirector:

Step 1: Launch the app and import the video you wish to stabilize. Put the video to timeline.

Step 2: Click on Edit, and pick the Stabilizer tool from there.

Step 3: Now, adjust the Motion Effect through the slider for stabilizing and save the edited video.

3. Shaky Video Stabilizer

Shaky Video Stabilizer is an Android video stabilizer software, which is completely free. Users may use this tool to stabilize shaky video footage of various sorts. Furthermore, it supports typical video formats supported by Android, such as MP4, 3GP, MKV, etc.

To stabilize a video, it has an internal video analysis tool and different settings (shakiness, smoothness, accuracy, and so on) that users must define to get the desired outcome. It also includes a useful video player for playing videos before and after stabilization. Compared to other applications, this software takes longer to stabilize a video.

Features

• Lets you Trim the video with ease
• You can crop the video using the Crop tool
• Allows you to preview the video in preview mode
• It supports typical video formats supported by Android

Now, follow the instructions below to stabilize the video using this app.

Step 1: Open this app and click the Select Video icon to explore and upload a movie from the Library.

Step 2: Following that, users must specify the Analysis settings, which are Shakiness (Low, Medium, or High), Step Size, and Accuracy.

Step 3: Then, specify the Smoothing (between 1 (low smoothness) to 30 (high smoothness) settings, Zoom, and Crop.

Step 4: Finally, press the Green button to begin the video stabilization process.

4. Microsoft Hyperlapse Mobile

Another free video stabilizer software for Android is Microsoft Hyperlapse Mobile. It is mostly used to stabilize hyper-lapse films, as the name implies. Users may, however, enter ordinary films onto it and stabilize them.

It also allows users to boost video speed to convert regular films to hyper-lapse recordings. It also has a preview player for previewing input video at various rates. After completing video stabilization, users can save the output movies in 720p and 1080p versions. It may be used to distribute stabilized videos on various social media channels swiftly.

Features

• Allows you to export the UHD video after stabilizing
• Helps you convert regular films to hyper-lapse recordings
• You can share the video to various share media platforms
• It has an easy-to-use interface and is free to use

Now, follow the instructions below to stabilize video using this app:

Step 1: To upload a shaky video, open this app and click the Import icon. Users may also use the Record button to create and stabilize a video.

Step 2: Now, choose the video segment you wish to stabilize.

Step 3: Touch on the Right Tick symbol and use the speed slider to alter the video’s pace.

Step 4: Finally, press the Right Tick button to begin the video stabilization process.

5. Video Stabilizer Dshake

Another free video stabilizer software for Android is Video Stabilizer Dshake. Users may use this program to stabilize small videos rapidly. This project incorporates a complex method to identify unsterilized areas of a video and then automatically stabilize them. Unlike other comparable programs, it analyses and stabilizes a video without the need for human intervention.

Users may crop a video using both the Fixed and Adaptive crop methods with this application. This free version only stabilizes movies of up to 20 seconds in length. People have to subscribe to the paid version to eliminate this restriction. Moreover, It is one of the most basic video stabilizer applications, allowing anybody to stabilize films instantly.

Features

• It stabilizes the video automatically
• It is secure and quick in action
• It features several edition tools for editing

Now, follow the instructions below to use this software to stabilize a video.

Step 1: Launch this app and pick a video by hitting the Add button.

Step 2: When you upload a video, this software begins the video analysis techniques and displays a sample of the stabilized video.

Step 3: When the analysis is finished, click the Save button to begin the video stabilization process.

Conclusion

Video Stabilization is the need of the hour as you cannot always capture a stabilized video, especially in Android smartphones. That’s where the android video stabilizer comes in. But to find an excellent stabilizer application is a difficult job. To overcome this, you will find a few elect android video stabilizers and how to use them in this article. Start removing the shaky part of the video with ease!

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.14 or later

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Click here to get Filmora for PC by email

Today, we all use cameras and cell phones to capture many important events in our lives. Sometimes the recorded videos are shaky due to various factors such as a sudden hand movement, a lack of stabilization in our recording equipment, and so on.

Users can utilize video stabilizer applications to solve this issue. Using these applications, users may quickly smooth out shaky areas of a video on their Android smartphones. However, finding an excellent Android Video Stabilizer is still a hard task due to the number of applications present in the market. But don’t worry, a few of the best video stabilizers are reviewed in this article. Let’s get going!

In this article

01 What Is the Difference Between OIS and EIS?

02 Best Free Video Stabilizer Apps for Android

Part 1: What Is the Difference Between OIS and EIS?

The majority of individuals favor OIS over EIS. A hardware approach is always preferable to a software platform since EIS is essentially a repair solution that causes picture resolution deterioration by cutting it and estimating what this would seem like if it were steady. OIS also performs better in low-light conditions. The best video stabilizer app for android is the one that incorporates both approaches.

Moreover, OIS and EIS both hold a significant reputation for video stabilization. And not much, but some people prefer Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS) to stabilize their video as it converts the optical signal to a digital one. You will get a better understanding of both the stabilization technologies after reading what’s written below:

Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS)

Electronic image stabilization operates on a fundamentally different premise, with the problem being tackled at the coding layer after the visible light has been transformed to a digital signal.

Optical Image Stabilization (OIS)

The picture is stabilized with this approach by altering the optical path of the detector. Because this is real-time correction, no image change or degradation occurs. The lens component is rotated such that it is parallel to the picture plane.

Part 2: Best Free Video Stabilizer Apps for Android

You’re at the right spot if you need assistance selecting the finest video stabilization app for your next project. The following are the top five video stabilizer android applications on the market and how to utilize them for video stabilization. Now, look at what distinguishes these applications from the competition.

1. Google Photos

Google Photos is the first application on our list since it is built-in and can instantly stabilize any video length. It also includes tools for editing films and photos. Google Photos is a simple photo uploading and storing software for Android which can also be utilized as a video stabilizer.

This software has a dedicated Stabilize feature to stabilize a shaky video easily. It may be used to trim, label, and modify videos in addition to stabilizing them. It also allows users to eliminate audio from videos if desired. Thanks to this built-in application, you can easily stabilize video android.

Features

• Allows you to edit the video of any length
• Helps you export the video frames as pictures
• You can change the color of the video’s profile
• Adjusts the brightness, contrast, saturation, etc.

Now, follow the instructions below to stabilize the video using Google Photos’ video stabilizer tool on Android.

Step 1: Launch the app and choose the video you wish to stabilize.

Step 2: Go to the Edit menu and pick the Video option to see the stabilizer icon.

Step 3: Now, using the video timeline, choose the video section you wish to stabilize and touch on the Stabilizer symbol to begin the video stabilization process.

Step 4: To save the stabilized video, use the Save Copy option.

2. PowerDirector

PowerDirector is amongst the best video stabilizer app out of all the options available on Android. Using this video editing software to turn a shaky movie into an interesting film is simple, and the results are spectacular. The PowerDirector app contains a video stabilizer with strength adjustable to reduce camera wobble.

The interface is simple, allowing both novice and experienced filmmakers to utilize the video stabilization tool easily.

Features

• It has a simple and innovative interface
• Allows you to stabilize the video with adjustability
• Supports multiple input formats for videos
• Features several editing tools to make your video attractive

Now, follow the instructions below to stabilize video using PowerDirector:

Step 1: Launch the app and import the video you wish to stabilize. Put the video to timeline.

Step 2: Click on Edit, and pick the Stabilizer tool from there.

Step 3: Now, adjust the Motion Effect through the slider for stabilizing and save the edited video.

3. Shaky Video Stabilizer

Shaky Video Stabilizer is an Android video stabilizer software, which is completely free. Users may use this tool to stabilize shaky video footage of various sorts. Furthermore, it supports typical video formats supported by Android, such as MP4, 3GP, MKV, etc.

To stabilize a video, it has an internal video analysis tool and different settings (shakiness, smoothness, accuracy, and so on) that users must define to get the desired outcome. It also includes a useful video player for playing videos before and after stabilization. Compared to other applications, this software takes longer to stabilize a video.

Features

• Lets you Trim the video with ease
• You can crop the video using the Crop tool
• Allows you to preview the video in preview mode
• It supports typical video formats supported by Android

Now, follow the instructions below to stabilize the video using this app.

Step 1: Open this app and click the Select Video icon to explore and upload a movie from the Library.

Step 2: Following that, users must specify the Analysis settings, which are Shakiness (Low, Medium, or High), Step Size, and Accuracy.

Step 3: Then, specify the Smoothing (between 1 (low smoothness) to 30 (high smoothness) settings, Zoom, and Crop.

Step 4: Finally, press the Green button to begin the video stabilization process.

4. Microsoft Hyperlapse Mobile

Another free video stabilizer software for Android is Microsoft Hyperlapse Mobile. It is mostly used to stabilize hyper-lapse films, as the name implies. Users may, however, enter ordinary films onto it and stabilize them.

It also allows users to boost video speed to convert regular films to hyper-lapse recordings. It also has a preview player for previewing input video at various rates. After completing video stabilization, users can save the output movies in 720p and 1080p versions. It may be used to distribute stabilized videos on various social media channels swiftly.

Features

• Allows you to export the UHD video after stabilizing
• Helps you convert regular films to hyper-lapse recordings
• You can share the video to various share media platforms
• It has an easy-to-use interface and is free to use

Now, follow the instructions below to stabilize video using this app:

Step 1: To upload a shaky video, open this app and click the Import icon. Users may also use the Record button to create and stabilize a video.

Step 2: Now, choose the video segment you wish to stabilize.

Step 3: Touch on the Right Tick symbol and use the speed slider to alter the video’s pace.

Step 4: Finally, press the Right Tick button to begin the video stabilization process.

5. Video Stabilizer Dshake

Another free video stabilizer software for Android is Video Stabilizer Dshake. Users may use this program to stabilize small videos rapidly. This project incorporates a complex method to identify unsterilized areas of a video and then automatically stabilize them. Unlike other comparable programs, it analyses and stabilizes a video without the need for human intervention.

Users may crop a video using both the Fixed and Adaptive crop methods with this application. This free version only stabilizes movies of up to 20 seconds in length. People have to subscribe to the paid version to eliminate this restriction. Moreover, It is one of the most basic video stabilizer applications, allowing anybody to stabilize films instantly.

Features

• It stabilizes the video automatically
• It is secure and quick in action
• It features several edition tools for editing

Now, follow the instructions below to use this software to stabilize a video.

Step 1: Launch this app and pick a video by hitting the Add button.

Step 2: When you upload a video, this software begins the video analysis techniques and displays a sample of the stabilized video.

Step 3: When the analysis is finished, click the Save button to begin the video stabilization process.

Conclusion

Video Stabilization is the need of the hour as you cannot always capture a stabilized video, especially in Android smartphones. That’s where the android video stabilizer comes in. But to find an excellent stabilizer application is a difficult job. To overcome this, you will find a few elect android video stabilizers and how to use them in this article. Start removing the shaky part of the video with ease!

The Ultimate Guide to iPad Video Editing: Top 5 Editors

5 Best Video Editors for iPad [2024 Review]

Ollie Mattison

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

Bought a new iPad but not sure which tool is best for video editing on it? Worry not, as we bring you the list of the five best iPad video editors of this year.

As we all know, the online realm is filled with lots of video editing tools that claim to be the best. But the truth is not all of them live up to their claims. In this article we will walk you through the best video editing software that’s worth your money. Thus, scroll down to find the five best iPad Pro Video Editor of 2024.

• Part 1: 5 Best Video Editing Apps for iPad
• Part 2: Edit Video on Desktop with Filmora
• Part 3: FAQ

Part 1: 5 Best Video Editing Apps for iPad

1. Filmora (Recommended)

Available for iOS (i.e., for iPad) and Android users, Filmora is the most viable option if you want to take your videos to the next level from your mobile screens. The easy-to-use interface allows even the naivest users to adapt the video skills quickly plus it being easy-on-eyes also enables you to edit videos seamlessly. Given the dedicated options for everything — tripping & cutting videos to adding audio, photos, and subtitles — editing videos will not take time.

Pros:

• New upgrades have brought Advanced Crop features
• You can set duration of video motion
• Filmora includes all the basic video-editing features you might expect, like cutting, merging, cropping, and rotating video footage

Cons:

• Filmora does have a free version, but the video will be watermarked

Price:

Free version available

Filmora Pro (1 Year) — $32.99

Filmora Pro （1 Month） — $6.99

Remove Logo Roll — $4.99more

2. LumaFusion (best for iPad)

Recommended for iPad users, LumaFusion is a multitrack mobile video editor used by professionals. However, unlike Filmora, LumaFusion does not make it simple for an average Joe to utilize the application to its full extent. In fact, LumaFusion recommends video tutorials if you are a beginner to video-editing. Nevertheless, when it comes to feature-set, LumaFusion has one of the most advanced libraries of features that allows you to tell compelling video stories.

Pros:

• Uncluttered, intuitive, and customizable user interface
• Advanced and adjustable image stabilizer
• Simple color correction — you do not have to fret with color wheels, video scopes, auto white balance, nodes, or any settings; instead, it includes a handful of color presets and sliders to make the process more convenient.
• Edit up to six layers of audio and video
• Supports all major video formats and more!

Cons:

• No android app available yet
• Not friendly for beginners
• No free version

Price: US$ 29.99, extra subscription for Storyblocks needed

3. iMovie

Of course, how can we forget Apple’s native iMovie video editor? Yes, it lacks some bells and whistles, but it makes basic video editing a breeze. Suitable for beginners, iMovie’s main aim is to provide ease of use in a clean and elegant interface. In all, you will not find advanced video-editing options. But when it comes to basic features like tripping, cutting, adding audio, subtitles, and transition effects — iMovie is second to no one in terms of usability.

Pros:

• Cross-platform apps for all Apple devices
• Features like the Trailer timeline make the whole process seamless
• Simple and easy-to-use interface — suitable for beginners
• Good range of fun templates
• Multiple audio-editing options
• Completely free to use

Cons:

• For the sake of simplicity, iMovie excludes some critical functions like motion-tracking and more.
• No advanced options like editing 360-degree video editing

Price: Free

4. KineMaster

In the world where iPad Pro video editors rise and fall, KineMaster has survived all these years because of its powerful features and simplicity. Overall, if you are looking for a tool to edit videos on the go — you should take a serious look at KineMaster.

Pros:

• Includes advanced video editing options like Speed Control, Effects, Themes, Adjustments, Multiple Layers, Overlays, Music, Audio Filters, Frame-by-Frame Trimming, Volume Envelope, Stickers, and more!
• Straightforward interface and precise controls

Cons:

• Costly compared to the top competitors; especially, given the shy feature-set

Price:

• Premium Monthly — $7.99
• Premium Yearly — $35.99
• Legacy - Remove Watermark — $29.99
• Premium One-Time Purchase — $69.99

5. Filmmaker Pro

Holding features like LUT effects, 4K capability, chroma key to add crazy 3D transitions, Filmmaker Pro is a viable option for any beginner learning how to edit videos.

Pros:

• Cross-platform support
• Multiple export options like YouTube
• Intuitive and simple interface

Cons:

• Subscription is compulsory if you want to remove the watermarks

Price:

• US$ 5.99 per month

Part 2: Edit Video on Desktop with Filmora

The reason Filmora is the most recommended tool (and even our favorite) is its attractive feature-set and cost-effective pricing. Available for both macOS and Windows, Wondershare’s Filmora is the best software if you are looking for a computer tool for HD video editing.

Key Features:

• Great video templates.
• Uses AI algorithms to pick footage highlights and automatically creates the video.
• You can perform a more detailed editing after the automatic video creation.
• Employ up to hundred layers of videos to create epic stories
• Apply transitions, motion elements, filters, and more to any video track
• A lot of audio editing features, including background voice remover, advanced equalizer, and more
• Fast rendering, even when you are working with 4K videos
• Detailed speed controls: play a video 100 times slower or create frames
• Other advanced options like 3D LUTs and many more!

Part 3: FAQ

Is the New M1 iPad Pro Good for Video Editing?

Like most Apple products, the iPad Pro exterior hasn’t changed much compared to its predecessors, as the real magical upgrades are inside. The new M1 chip, the magnificent XDR display, 120Hz Refresh Rate, unbelievable Performance, Magic Keyboard, Thunderbolt 3, and USB 4 is enough to recognize the latest iPad Pro as the most powerful tablet ever made that can do everything that a Laptop can! Other hallmarks like the trackpad and magnetic slide — make it the perfect substitute for anyone looking to replace their laptop with an iPad Pro for video editing.

Part4: Conclusion

Touch screens can be difficult to handle when performing precise operations like video-editing; that is why it is critical to use only the best video-editors on iPad.

Editor’s choice: Filmora. Reason: suitable for beginners and intuitive interface.

Ollie Mattison

Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.

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Ollie Mattison

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

Bought a new iPad but not sure which tool is best for video editing on it? Worry not, as we bring you the list of the five best iPad video editors of this year.

As we all know, the online realm is filled with lots of video editing tools that claim to be the best. But the truth is not all of them live up to their claims. In this article we will walk you through the best video editing software that’s worth your money. Thus, scroll down to find the five best iPad Pro Video Editor of 2024.

• Part 1: 5 Best Video Editing Apps for iPad
• Part 2: Edit Video on Desktop with Filmora
• Part 3: FAQ

Part 1: 5 Best Video Editing Apps for iPad

1. Filmora (Recommended)

Available for iOS (i.e., for iPad) and Android users, Filmora is the most viable option if you want to take your videos to the next level from your mobile screens. The easy-to-use interface allows even the naivest users to adapt the video skills quickly plus it being easy-on-eyes also enables you to edit videos seamlessly. Given the dedicated options for everything — tripping & cutting videos to adding audio, photos, and subtitles — editing videos will not take time.

Pros:

• New upgrades have brought Advanced Crop features
• You can set duration of video motion
• Filmora includes all the basic video-editing features you might expect, like cutting, merging, cropping, and rotating video footage

Cons:

• Filmora does have a free version, but the video will be watermarked

Price:

Free version available

Filmora Pro (1 Year) — $32.99

Filmora Pro （1 Month） — $6.99

Remove Logo Roll — $4.99more

2. LumaFusion (best for iPad)

Recommended for iPad users, LumaFusion is a multitrack mobile video editor used by professionals. However, unlike Filmora, LumaFusion does not make it simple for an average Joe to utilize the application to its full extent. In fact, LumaFusion recommends video tutorials if you are a beginner to video-editing. Nevertheless, when it comes to feature-set, LumaFusion has one of the most advanced libraries of features that allows you to tell compelling video stories.

Pros:

• Uncluttered, intuitive, and customizable user interface
• Advanced and adjustable image stabilizer
• Simple color correction — you do not have to fret with color wheels, video scopes, auto white balance, nodes, or any settings; instead, it includes a handful of color presets and sliders to make the process more convenient.
• Edit up to six layers of audio and video
• Supports all major video formats and more!

Cons:

• No android app available yet
• Not friendly for beginners
• No free version

Price: US$ 29.99, extra subscription for Storyblocks needed

3. iMovie

Of course, how can we forget Apple’s native iMovie video editor? Yes, it lacks some bells and whistles, but it makes basic video editing a breeze. Suitable for beginners, iMovie’s main aim is to provide ease of use in a clean and elegant interface. In all, you will not find advanced video-editing options. But when it comes to basic features like tripping, cutting, adding audio, subtitles, and transition effects — iMovie is second to no one in terms of usability.

Pros:

• Cross-platform apps for all Apple devices
• Features like the Trailer timeline make the whole process seamless
• Simple and easy-to-use interface — suitable for beginners
• Good range of fun templates
• Multiple audio-editing options
• Completely free to use

Cons:

• For the sake of simplicity, iMovie excludes some critical functions like motion-tracking and more.
• No advanced options like editing 360-degree video editing

Price: Free

4. KineMaster

In the world where iPad Pro video editors rise and fall, KineMaster has survived all these years because of its powerful features and simplicity. Overall, if you are looking for a tool to edit videos on the go — you should take a serious look at KineMaster.

Pros:

• Includes advanced video editing options like Speed Control, Effects, Themes, Adjustments, Multiple Layers, Overlays, Music, Audio Filters, Frame-by-Frame Trimming, Volume Envelope, Stickers, and more!
• Straightforward interface and precise controls

Cons:

• Costly compared to the top competitors; especially, given the shy feature-set

Price:

• Premium Monthly — $7.99
• Premium Yearly — $35.99
• Legacy - Remove Watermark — $29.99
• Premium One-Time Purchase — $69.99

5. Filmmaker Pro

Holding features like LUT effects, 4K capability, chroma key to add crazy 3D transitions, Filmmaker Pro is a viable option for any beginner learning how to edit videos.

Pros:

• Cross-platform support
• Multiple export options like YouTube
• Intuitive and simple interface

Cons:

• Subscription is compulsory if you want to remove the watermarks

Price:

• US$ 5.99 per month

Part 2: Edit Video on Desktop with Filmora

The reason Filmora is the most recommended tool (and even our favorite) is its attractive feature-set and cost-effective pricing. Available for both macOS and Windows, Wondershare’s Filmora is the best software if you are looking for a computer tool for HD video editing.

Key Features:

• Great video templates.
• Uses AI algorithms to pick footage highlights and automatically creates the video.
• You can perform a more detailed editing after the automatic video creation.
• Employ up to hundred layers of videos to create epic stories
• Apply transitions, motion elements, filters, and more to any video track
• A lot of audio editing features, including background voice remover, advanced equalizer, and more
• Fast rendering, even when you are working with 4K videos
• Detailed speed controls: play a video 100 times slower or create frames
• Other advanced options like 3D LUTs and many more!

Part 3: FAQ

Is the New M1 iPad Pro Good for Video Editing?

Like most Apple products, the iPad Pro exterior hasn’t changed much compared to its predecessors, as the real magical upgrades are inside. The new M1 chip, the magnificent XDR display, 120Hz Refresh Rate, unbelievable Performance, Magic Keyboard, Thunderbolt 3, and USB 4 is enough to recognize the latest iPad Pro as the most powerful tablet ever made that can do everything that a Laptop can! Other hallmarks like the trackpad and magnetic slide — make it the perfect substitute for anyone looking to replace their laptop with an iPad Pro for video editing.

Part4: Conclusion

Touch screens can be difficult to handle when performing precise operations like video-editing; that is why it is critical to use only the best video-editors on iPad.

Editor’s choice: Filmora. Reason: suitable for beginners and intuitive interface.

Ollie Mattison

Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.

Follow @Ollie Mattison

Ollie Mattison

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

Bought a new iPad but not sure which tool is best for video editing on it? Worry not, as we bring you the list of the five best iPad video editors of this year.

As we all know, the online realm is filled with lots of video editing tools that claim to be the best. But the truth is not all of them live up to their claims. In this article we will walk you through the best video editing software that’s worth your money. Thus, scroll down to find the five best iPad Pro Video Editor of 2024.

• Part 1: 5 Best Video Editing Apps for iPad
• Part 2: Edit Video on Desktop with Filmora
• Part 3: FAQ

Part 1: 5 Best Video Editing Apps for iPad

1. Filmora (Recommended)

Available for iOS (i.e., for iPad) and Android users, Filmora is the most viable option if you want to take your videos to the next level from your mobile screens. The easy-to-use interface allows even the naivest users to adapt the video skills quickly plus it being easy-on-eyes also enables you to edit videos seamlessly. Given the dedicated options for everything — tripping & cutting videos to adding audio, photos, and subtitles — editing videos will not take time.

Pros:

• New upgrades have brought Advanced Crop features
• You can set duration of video motion
• Filmora includes all the basic video-editing features you might expect, like cutting, merging, cropping, and rotating video footage

Cons:

• Filmora does have a free version, but the video will be watermarked

Price:

Free version available

Filmora Pro (1 Year) — $32.99

Filmora Pro （1 Month） — $6.99

Remove Logo Roll — $4.99more

2. LumaFusion (best for iPad)

Recommended for iPad users, LumaFusion is a multitrack mobile video editor used by professionals. However, unlike Filmora, LumaFusion does not make it simple for an average Joe to utilize the application to its full extent. In fact, LumaFusion recommends video tutorials if you are a beginner to video-editing. Nevertheless, when it comes to feature-set, LumaFusion has one of the most advanced libraries of features that allows you to tell compelling video stories.

Pros:

• Uncluttered, intuitive, and customizable user interface
• Advanced and adjustable image stabilizer
• Simple color correction — you do not have to fret with color wheels, video scopes, auto white balance, nodes, or any settings; instead, it includes a handful of color presets and sliders to make the process more convenient.
• Edit up to six layers of audio and video
• Supports all major video formats and more!

Cons:

• No android app available yet
• Not friendly for beginners
• No free version

Price: US$ 29.99, extra subscription for Storyblocks needed

3. iMovie

Of course, how can we forget Apple’s native iMovie video editor? Yes, it lacks some bells and whistles, but it makes basic video editing a breeze. Suitable for beginners, iMovie’s main aim is to provide ease of use in a clean and elegant interface. In all, you will not find advanced video-editing options. But when it comes to basic features like tripping, cutting, adding audio, subtitles, and transition effects — iMovie is second to no one in terms of usability.

Pros:

• Cross-platform apps for all Apple devices
• Features like the Trailer timeline make the whole process seamless
• Simple and easy-to-use interface — suitable for beginners
• Good range of fun templates
• Multiple audio-editing options
• Completely free to use

Cons:

• For the sake of simplicity, iMovie excludes some critical functions like motion-tracking and more.
• No advanced options like editing 360-degree video editing

Price: Free

4. KineMaster

In the world where iPad Pro video editors rise and fall, KineMaster has survived all these years because of its powerful features and simplicity. Overall, if you are looking for a tool to edit videos on the go — you should take a serious look at KineMaster.

Pros:

• Includes advanced video editing options like Speed Control, Effects, Themes, Adjustments, Multiple Layers, Overlays, Music, Audio Filters, Frame-by-Frame Trimming, Volume Envelope, Stickers, and more!
• Straightforward interface and precise controls

Cons:

• Costly compared to the top competitors; especially, given the shy feature-set

Price:

• Premium Monthly — $7.99
• Premium Yearly — $35.99
• Legacy - Remove Watermark — $29.99
• Premium One-Time Purchase — $69.99

5. Filmmaker Pro

Holding features like LUT effects, 4K capability, chroma key to add crazy 3D transitions, Filmmaker Pro is a viable option for any beginner learning how to edit videos.

Pros:

• Cross-platform support
• Multiple export options like YouTube
• Intuitive and simple interface

Cons:

• Subscription is compulsory if you want to remove the watermarks

Price:

• US$ 5.99 per month

Part 2: Edit Video on Desktop with Filmora

The reason Filmora is the most recommended tool (and even our favorite) is its attractive feature-set and cost-effective pricing. Available for both macOS and Windows, Wondershare’s Filmora is the best software if you are looking for a computer tool for HD video editing.

Key Features:

• Great video templates.
• Uses AI algorithms to pick footage highlights and automatically creates the video.
• You can perform a more detailed editing after the automatic video creation.
• Employ up to hundred layers of videos to create epic stories
• Apply transitions, motion elements, filters, and more to any video track
• A lot of audio editing features, including background voice remover, advanced equalizer, and more
• Fast rendering, even when you are working with 4K videos
• Detailed speed controls: play a video 100 times slower or create frames
• Other advanced options like 3D LUTs and many more!

Part 3: FAQ

Is the New M1 iPad Pro Good for Video Editing?

Like most Apple products, the iPad Pro exterior hasn’t changed much compared to its predecessors, as the real magical upgrades are inside. The new M1 chip, the magnificent XDR display, 120Hz Refresh Rate, unbelievable Performance, Magic Keyboard, Thunderbolt 3, and USB 4 is enough to recognize the latest iPad Pro as the most powerful tablet ever made that can do everything that a Laptop can! Other hallmarks like the trackpad and magnetic slide — make it the perfect substitute for anyone looking to replace their laptop with an iPad Pro for video editing.

Part4: Conclusion

Touch screens can be difficult to handle when performing precise operations like video-editing; that is why it is critical to use only the best video-editors on iPad.

Editor’s choice: Filmora. Reason: suitable for beginners and intuitive interface.

Ollie Mattison

Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.

Follow @Ollie Mattison

Ollie Mattison

Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions

Bought a new iPad but not sure which tool is best for video editing on it? Worry not, as we bring you the list of the five best iPad video editors of this year.

As we all know, the online realm is filled with lots of video editing tools that claim to be the best. But the truth is not all of them live up to their claims. In this article we will walk you through the best video editing software that’s worth your money. Thus, scroll down to find the five best iPad Pro Video Editor of 2024.

• Part 1: 5 Best Video Editing Apps for iPad
• Part 2: Edit Video on Desktop with Filmora
• Part 3: FAQ

Part 1: 5 Best Video Editing Apps for iPad

1. Filmora (Recommended)

Available for iOS (i.e., for iPad) and Android users, Filmora is the most viable option if you want to take your videos to the next level from your mobile screens. The easy-to-use interface allows even the naivest users to adapt the video skills quickly plus it being easy-on-eyes also enables you to edit videos seamlessly. Given the dedicated options for everything — tripping & cutting videos to adding audio, photos, and subtitles — editing videos will not take time.

Pros:

• New upgrades have brought Advanced Crop features
• You can set duration of video motion
• Filmora includes all the basic video-editing features you might expect, like cutting, merging, cropping, and rotating video footage

Cons:

• Filmora does have a free version, but the video will be watermarked

Price:

Free version available

Filmora Pro (1 Year) — $32.99

Filmora Pro （1 Month） — $6.99

Remove Logo Roll — $4.99more

2. LumaFusion (best for iPad)

Recommended for iPad users, LumaFusion is a multitrack mobile video editor used by professionals. However, unlike Filmora, LumaFusion does not make it simple for an average Joe to utilize the application to its full extent. In fact, LumaFusion recommends video tutorials if you are a beginner to video-editing. Nevertheless, when it comes to feature-set, LumaFusion has one of the most advanced libraries of features that allows you to tell compelling video stories.

Pros:

• Uncluttered, intuitive, and customizable user interface
• Advanced and adjustable image stabilizer
• Simple color correction — you do not have to fret with color wheels, video scopes, auto white balance, nodes, or any settings; instead, it includes a handful of color presets and sliders to make the process more convenient.
• Edit up to six layers of audio and video
• Supports all major video formats and more!

Cons:

• No android app available yet
• Not friendly for beginners
• No free version

Price: US$ 29.99, extra subscription for Storyblocks needed

3. iMovie

Of course, how can we forget Apple’s native iMovie video editor? Yes, it lacks some bells and whistles, but it makes basic video editing a breeze. Suitable for beginners, iMovie’s main aim is to provide ease of use in a clean and elegant interface. In all, you will not find advanced video-editing options. But when it comes to basic features like tripping, cutting, adding audio, subtitles, and transition effects — iMovie is second to no one in terms of usability.

Pros:

• Cross-platform apps for all Apple devices
• Features like the Trailer timeline make the whole process seamless
• Simple and easy-to-use interface — suitable for beginners
• Good range of fun templates
• Multiple audio-editing options
• Completely free to use

Cons:

• For the sake of simplicity, iMovie excludes some critical functions like motion-tracking and more.
• No advanced options like editing 360-degree video editing

Price: Free

4. KineMaster

In the world where iPad Pro video editors rise and fall, KineMaster has survived all these years because of its powerful features and simplicity. Overall, if you are looking for a tool to edit videos on the go — you should take a serious look at KineMaster.

Pros:

• Includes advanced video editing options like Speed Control, Effects, Themes, Adjustments, Multiple Layers, Overlays, Music, Audio Filters, Frame-by-Frame Trimming, Volume Envelope, Stickers, and more!
• Straightforward interface and precise controls

Cons:

• Costly compared to the top competitors; especially, given the shy feature-set

Price:

• Premium Monthly — $7.99
• Premium Yearly — $35.99
• Legacy - Remove Watermark — $29.99
• Premium One-Time Purchase — $69.99

5. Filmmaker Pro

Holding features like LUT effects, 4K capability, chroma key to add crazy 3D transitions, Filmmaker Pro is a viable option for any beginner learning how to edit videos.

Pros:

• Cross-platform support
• Multiple export options like YouTube
• Intuitive and simple interface

Cons:

• Subscription is compulsory if you want to remove the watermarks

Price:

• US$ 5.99 per month

Part 2: Edit Video on Desktop with Filmora

The reason Filmora is the most recommended tool (and even our favorite) is its attractive feature-set and cost-effective pricing. Available for both macOS and Windows, Wondershare’s Filmora is the best software if you are looking for a computer tool for HD video editing.

Key Features:

• Great video templates.
• Uses AI algorithms to pick footage highlights and automatically creates the video.
• You can perform a more detailed editing after the automatic video creation.
• Employ up to hundred layers of videos to create epic stories
• Apply transitions, motion elements, filters, and more to any video track
• A lot of audio editing features, including background voice remover, advanced equalizer, and more
• Fast rendering, even when you are working with 4K videos
• Detailed speed controls: play a video 100 times slower or create frames
• Other advanced options like 3D LUTs and many more!

Part 3: FAQ

Is the New M1 iPad Pro Good for Video Editing?

Like most Apple products, the iPad Pro exterior hasn’t changed much compared to its predecessors, as the real magical upgrades are inside. The new M1 chip, the magnificent XDR display, 120Hz Refresh Rate, unbelievable Performance, Magic Keyboard, Thunderbolt 3, and USB 4 is enough to recognize the latest iPad Pro as the most powerful tablet ever made that can do everything that a Laptop can! Other hallmarks like the trackpad and magnetic slide — make it the perfect substitute for anyone looking to replace their laptop with an iPad Pro for video editing.

Part4: Conclusion

Touch screens can be difficult to handle when performing precise operations like video-editing; that is why it is critical to use only the best video-editors on iPad.

Editor’s choice: Filmora. Reason: suitable for beginners and intuitive interface.

Ollie Mattison

Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.

Follow @Ollie Mattison

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