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You can start creating short-form video content with free apps like InShot, CapCut, Veed, and now even Canva. These apps offer intuitive features like editing tools, captioning, and customizable ...

What if the perfect video editing tool could transform your creative process, turning hours of frustration into seamless productivity? Whether you’re crafting a cinematic masterpiece or curating the ...

Adobe’s popular video editing app Premiere is available on iPhone starting today, following the company’s announcement of its plans to release the app on mobile earlier this month. The Android version ...

It's been just a few weeks since OpenAI dropped its AI slop (sorry, AI video) app, Sora, and the company is already gearing up for its next major wave of updates. In a new post, OpenAI's head of Sora ...

Adobe today launched Adobe Premiere on iPhone, a free video-editing app targeting the vast market of run-and-gun mobile creators posting on services such as YouTube, TikTok and beyond. It marks the ...

Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the complexity of video editing software? Between endless menus, confusing tools, and steep learning curves, creating polished videos can feel like a daunting task.

Soccer videos capture the excitement, skill, and memorable moments of the beautiful game. Whether you’re creating highlight reels for recruitment, analyzing gameplay, or simply sharing amazing goals ...

Google Photos launched a new video editor with a streamlined Material 3 interface, new music integration and improved crop/rotate tools. But the more intuitive experience removes key features like ...

Google Photos continues to be one of the most popular photo editors that many Android users turn to for many reasons — chief among them being the fact that it ties so nicely into Google Drive. But ...

As I watch through my computer screen, Tom Bender, the product lead for Instagram’s Edits, places a finger on his smartphone and the software traces an outline around a chubby cat from some meme video ...