Help a noob throw together an edit on Android

[biggums mcgee]

I have a bunch of clips I'm trying to put together rather quickly on a Pixel phone --- ideally on a free app ---

Totally new to this - yeah, I know it's almost 2024 -

Are there any free apps you guys could recommend that 1. Don't have a watermark and 2. Allow me to upload music off YT or Spotify?

If not.... Is there something novice-friendly that I could pay $5-10 to use for a month?

[Francis Xavier]

Youcut

[CossRooper]

I use the paid version of InShot all the time. Can't recommend it enough. Super powerful and never crashes.

[biggums mcgee]

Thanks fellas

[halvadzic armin]

inshot try it

[brucewillis]

For your Pixel phone, I’d recommend InShot. It’s free, doesn’t add a watermark, and lets you add music. For YouTube or Spotify music, you might need to download the tracks first because of licensing issues.

To make your videos more interesting, you can add scenes from popular movies. I use Archive.org for this, which has lots of public domain movies you can use without worrying about copyright. It's great for older films, though newer ones are limited.

For more options on finding movie clips, check out this article: https://medium.com/@clipdotcafe/heres-where-to-find-movie-scene-clips-for-your-videos-d3798ee4edec.

[Dwyck]

cyberlink power director