In the age of digital filmmaking, where smooth effects and unnecessary transitions are sure to cover the screen, strength through simplicity is a trend most producers are adopting. Minimalist editing ...

Google Vids is an AI‑powered video editor that lets you easily create, share, and publish videos for work, education, or quick storytelling. It works much like Google Slides, but with video and AI ...

Do you want to add Transition effects to your videos without installing a third-party video editor? If so, you can apply transitions to videos using the built-in Video Editor in Windows 11. Does ...

Learn how to create smooth, professional-looking captions in Premiere Pro that grab attention and boost engagement! This ...

Clipchamp is the default video editor on Windows 11, but if you just need to make a quick cut, split a simple photo, or add music to a clip, the classic editor inside the Photos Legacy app is a much ...

If you want to make video content, you need to know how to edit. At least, you used to. With the power of some of the latest artificial intelligence video editing tools, you can get by with just a few ...

In January, Meta announced its stand-alone video editing app for making Reels, simply called Edits. After release delays, users anywhere in the world can now download the app and try it out. Are you ...

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Since last year Google has been testing an online video editor for ...

Google Photos is turning into a mini video studio. The app is now rolling out new “trendy” video editing templates designed ...

Have you ever uploaded a YouTube video only to realize there’s a glaring mistake, an awkward pause, or a detail you wish you could fix? For creators, this moment can feel like a nightmare—especially ...

Instagram is one of the world’s most popular social media apps, with more than 2 billion monthly users. According to Hootsuite, it’s also the most downloaded app in the world—even more than TikTok.

Google Photos is adding "trendy" video templates to its "Highlight video" tool, but they're not widely available yet.