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The best mobile apps for video editing provide intuitive video editing tools like splice, cut, trim, and resize and offer a great selection of stock footage, photos, and audio tracks to make editing fast and hassle-free.

Canva’s free mobile video editor has all of that, plus animation options, AI video editing tools, and collaborative features. You can download your videos in HD with no watermarks, so you can share and present professional-quality videos with no distractions. Finally, the Canva mobile app lets you share your videos directly to social media.

Yes, Canva’s mobile app, which comes with powerful video editing features, is free to use for everyone. Start creating and editing videos on your phone with our easy-to-use video editor today.

The Canva mobile app has many of the functionalities of the desktop app and browser-based editor, including mobile video editor tools. It’s an all-in-one design and video editing app that empowers you to create everything from documents and presentations to dazzling videos.

For iOS users, download the app on the App Store. For Android users, download the app on Google Play.

Using the Canva mobile app for video editing is the same as using the desktop app and browser version. Just download the app on your iOS or Android device, start a video project, and choose the right video format for your audience. Then, explore our templates, media content library, and AI features to create your masterpiece.

Here are practical tips to get started on editing videos like a pro, on your phone:

1. Turn your vision into a story with a beginning, middle, and end.
2. Have an outline or a storyboard. Try creating one in Canva Whiteboards, which is also available on the Canva mobile app.
3. Brainstorm with a team to make your video richer and more creative.
4. Explore different camera angles and cuts.
5. Enrich your existing footage with B-roll and stock video clips.
6. Use music and sound effects to enhance the mood of your video.
7. Organize your workflow by putting your materials into separate folders.

At this time, adding catchy popular tunes to your social graphics is currently only released in the following regions: United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and parts of Europe (France, Spain, Italy, Poland, Netherlands, Portugal, Belgium, Sweden, Finland, Ireland, Denmark, Hungary, Greece, Norway, Croatia, and Luxembourg). We’re hoping to enable it in more regions soon!

Check our Popular Music License Agreement to see if popular music is available in your region. If popular music is available in your region, you’ll have access to popular music as part of your Canva Pro or Canva for Education subscription.

Popular music isn’t currently available to people using Canva for free or Canva for Nonprofits.

You can upload your videos using popular music to social media, as long as it’s for personal use. Just take note that when you upload to social media, the label that owns that music may profit from your video or have it blocked.

The mobile video editor supports the following video file formats: .MPF, .MOV, .AVI, .WMV, .MPG, and .WEBM.

Meanwhile, the following audio file formats are supported: MP3, WAV, OGG, AAC, and FLAC.

Yes! You can share your videos or any Canva designs to other Apple devices using Airdrop or iMessage, as long as you’re doing it from an iPhone or iPad.

To share your videos, follow these steps:

1. Create or open an existing design or video project.
2. Tap on the Export icon.
3. Tap on More apps to see all options.
4. Choose Airdrop or Messages.
5. If your design has multiple pages, select the pages you want to share.
6. Select the devices or contacts you want to send the design to.
7. If sharing through Messages, you can add a message.
8. Send your video or design.

No, Canva videos do not have watermarks if you're using free elements, images, footage, and music as a Canva Free user. If you’re using Canva Pro, your videos won't have any watermarks whether you’re using free or paid elements.

To sum up, Pro or paid elements will only have watermarks on your videos if you’re a Canva Free user.