Vedit: a real multi-track video editor that fits in your pocket

A timeline that behaves like a desktop editor

Everything in Vedit happens on a multi-track timeline, the same mental model you'd use in a desktop editor. Clips sit on separate video and audio tracks, and you can see what's inside them — filmstrip thumbnails on video clips and waveforms on audio — so you always know where you are.

• Drag to reorder, drag the edges to trim — right down to the frame.
• Magnetic snapping lines clips up against each other, the playhead or the start of the project. Turn it off with the magnet button when you want free placement.
• Split at the playhead in one tap, and ripple delete to close the gap a removed clip leaves behind.
• Linked audio and video move and trim together so they never drift out of sync — unlink them when you want to edit sound separately.
• Photos on the timeline behave like clips and stretch to any length.
• Track controls to hide, mute or lock a whole track.
• 50 levels of undo and redo, so experimenting is free.

Transitions between clips

Tap the small button on the seam between two clips to add a transition: Fade, Dissolve, Wipe Left, Wipe Right, Slide Left, Slide Right, Circle Open or Zoom. A slider sets the duration, and transitions can be chained back-to-back across a whole sequence.

Colour, effects and green screen

Select any clip and the inspector panel opens with tabs for effects, transform, speed, colour, chroma key and text. Changes preview live as you drag, and each adjustment counts as a single undo step.

• Colour grading — brightness, contrast, saturation, temperature and exposure, per clip.
• Chroma key (green screen) with colour presets plus similarity and blend controls, so you can drop yourself in front of any background.
• Opacity to blend a clip with the layers beneath it.
• Crop, rotate, flip and scale each clip independently.
• Reverse a clip with one tap.
• Freeze frame — grab a still at the playhead and insert it as its own clip.

Speed and sound

• Speed control from 0.25× slow motion to 4× fast-forward.
• Per-clip volume from silent up to 200%.
• Detach audio from a video clip and slide the sound independently — perfect for J-cuts and L-cuts.
• Record a voiceover straight into your project with the microphone.
• Shoot new footage with the built-in camera and drop it onto the timeline without leaving the app.

Text and titles

Add text overlays anywhere on the timeline and style them properly: font size, colour, background box, alignment, bold, italic and outline. Drag each title to exactly where you want it on the canvas — lower thirds, captions, a big opening title — and set how long it stays on screen.

The right shape for every platform

Pick your canvas before you start: 16:9 for YouTube and landscape video, 9:16 for Reels, Shorts, TikTok and Stories, 1:1 square, 4:5 portrait for feeds, 4:3 classic or 21:9 cinematic. Putting portrait footage on a landscape canvas? Switch on the blurred-background fill instead of black bars.

Export that respects your work

• Resolution — original, 1080p, 720p or 480p.
• Frame rate — 24, 30 or 60 fps.
• Codec — H.264 for maximum compatibility or H.265/HEVC for smaller files.
• Quality slider to trade file size against quality.
• Save to your gallery or share directly to any app.
• An export queue — line up several exports and walk away.
• Preview render and work-area markers — render a quick low-resolution preview of just the part you're working on, or export only a selected range.

Projects that don't get lost

Vedit keeps multiple projects on its home screen, each with a thumbnail, resolution and date. Everything saves automatically as you work, and if the app ever closes unexpectedly, a recovery prompt reopens your last session exactly where you left off.

Private by design

Vedit does all of its processing on your phone. Your videos and photos are never uploaded to a server, and you don't need an account to use it. The only permissions it asks for are the obvious ones: the microphone for voiceovers, the camera for in-app recording, and your media library to import footage and save exports.

If you just need to cut a long video into shorter clips, our lighter VidSplit Math is built for exactly that.