Top ten free to use video editor apps

Here are the top ten free to use video editing mobile apps:

Quik - by GoPro

Adobe Premiere Rush

iMovie - by Apple

Magisto

FilmoraGo

Animoto

KineMaster

Splice - by GoPro

VivaVideo

Flexclip

Note: Some of these apps may offer in-app purchases for additional features and functionalities.

Here's a brief overview of the pros and cons of each app:

Quik - by GoPro: Pros:

Easy to use with a simple interface

Automatically edits videos with music and themes

Integrates with GoPro cameras

Offers fast video rendering

Cons:

Limited editing capabilities compared to other video editing apps

No option to manually adjust the video speed or add custom text

Adobe Premiere Rush: Pros:

A powerful app with advanced video editing capabilities

Integrates with other Adobe Creative Cloud apps for a seamless workflow

Cross-platform compatibility for both mobile and desktop devices

Offers a wide range of video and audio effects

Cons:

Steep learning curve for new users

Requires a Creative Cloud subscription for full access to all features

iMovie - by Apple: Pros:

A free and easy-to-use video editor for iOS users

Offers a simple and intuitive interface

Includes basic video editing tools like trimming, splitting, and adding music

Ability to add custom text and captions

Cons:

Limited capabilities compared to other video editing apps

Only available on iOS devices

Magisto: Pros:

Easy to use with a simple interface

Automatically creates videos with music, effects, and transitions

Offers fast video rendering

Includes basic video editing tools

Cons:

Limited editing capabilities compared to other video editing apps

No option to manually adjust video speed or add custom text

FilmoraGo: Pros:

A free video editor with a simple interface

Includes basic video editing tools like trimming, splitting, and adding music

Ability to add custom text and captions

Offers a variety of video and audio effects

Cons:

Limited editing capabilities compared to other video editing apps

Some features may require in-app purchases

Animoto: Pros:

Automatically creates videos with music, effects, and transitions

Offers fast video rendering

Includes basic video editing tools

Ability to add custom text and captions

Cons:

Limited editing capabilities compared to other video editing apps

No option to manually adjust video speed

KineMaster: Pros:

A full-featured video editing app for mobile devices

Includes advanced video editing tools like multi-layer video, audio, and image support

Offers a wide range of video and audio effects

Ability to add custom text and captions

Cons:

Steep learning curve for new users

Some features may require in-app purchases 

Splice - by GoPro: Pros:Splice - by GoPro: Pros: A free and easy-to-use video editor Includes basic video editing tools like trimming, splitting, and adding music Ability to add custom text and captions Offers fast video rendering Cons: Limited editing capabilities compared to other video editing apps No option to manually adjust video speed VivaVideo: Pros: A free and full-featured video editing app Includes basic and advanced video editing tools Ability to add custom text and captions Offers a wide range of video and audio effects Cons: Steep learning curve for new users Some features may require in-app purchases Flexclip: Pros: A free and easy-to-use video editor Includes basic video editing tools like trim

A free and easy-to-use video editor

Includes basic video editing tools like trimming, splitting, and adding music

Ability to add custom text and captions

Offers fast video rendering

Cons:

Limited editing capabilities compared to other video editing apps

No option to manually adjust video speed

VivaVideo: Pros:

A free and full-featured video editing app

Includes basic and advanced video editing tools

Ability to add custom text and captions

Offers a wide range of video and audio effects

Cons:

Steep learning curve for new users

Some features may require in-app purchases

Splice - by GoPro: Pros:

A free and easy-to-use video editor

Includes basic video editing tools like trimming, splitting, and adding music

Ability to add custom text and captions

Offers fast video rendering

Cons:

Limited editing capabilities compared to other video editing apps

No option to manually adjust video speed

VivaVideo: Pros:

A free and full-featured video editing app

Includes basic and advanced video editing tools

Ability to add custom text and captions

Offers a wide range of video and audio effects

Cons:

Steep learning curve for new users

Some features may require in-app purchases

Flexclip: Pros:

A free and easy-to-use video editor

Includes basic video editing tools like trim