InShot is one of the most popular and easy-to-use video editing apps available for Android. Designed with mobile content creators in mind, it allows anyone to edit videos, photos, and audio quickly and professionally — all from the comfort of a smartphone. Whether you’re posting to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, or simply sharing memories with friends, InShot helps you turn everyday clips into creative stories.
With InShot, you can trim and merge videos, add music and voiceovers, apply cinematic filters, and insert dynamic text or fun stickers. You can also adjust video speed, choose custom canvas sizes for different platforms, and export your final project in high resolution — even up to 4K. The app’s intuitive interface makes it accessible to beginners, while still offering enough creative tools for more experienced users.
More than just a video editor, InShot also includes a powerful photo editing tool, allowing users to crop, enhance, and beautify images with filters and effects. It’s perfect for editing reels, making vlogs, creating slideshows, or simply expressing yourself with creativity and style.
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In InShot, transitions are used to create smooth visual effects between two video clips — like fades, slides, glitches, etc. Here’s how to find and use them:
Not completely license-free:
InShot’s Terms of Use specify that its built-in music is for personal use only, not for commercial broadcasts, and cannot be sold separately.
Some sources claim the music is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0). If that’s accurate, it means:
InShot’s Photo Editor includes a “Cutout” tool that automatically removes backgrounds from images:
This allows you to remove a specific color (like green or blue) from an overlaid video clip:
Many users report this feature is available under PIP → Materials → Chroma.
While InShot doesn’t fully “cut out” video backgrounds frame-by-frame without chroma, it offers tools to change the background color or image when resizing video via Canvas → Background.
And there’s also an “Auto Remove Background” AI tool for photos (and some simple video support) in the latest version
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