Quikit Video Editor alternatives

Squarespace just gets better and better. I've used it for years and occasionally I try out another platform for a new project. I always come back to Squarespace for its ease of use and great design. It just makes my stuff look good.

When I was working on a project, I thought there should be a tool that would make my work easier and I found it as a result of my research. If you have trouble with graphics, you should definitely take a look :))

It’s nice to see a phone app with video outlines feature available and I’m interested in checking out the storyboard function as well. I have a few short projects I’d like to get out there, so maybe with Write-on Video, I can finally do it!

As a user for several months, I can attest to its ease of use and quick learning curve. I was able to create my first video without watching any tutorials. The export speed has also improved significantly, taking only 15-20 minutes for 10-minute videos.

Absolutely needed if you care about saving money and time! Video is the only way to scale these days and these guys make it all so easy

★★★★ — Overall pretty straight to the point editing tool for simple digital video. Totally feasible to go from download to producing a presentable full resolution video in an evening. Simple transitions, setup for horizontal and vertical video, audio separation, frame by frame cuts. My source was SetApp, so that was a no brainer. Using on a M1 Mac Mini & on a 2013 MacBook Pro, so the full range of system resources lol. ☆ — The missing star is due to the lack of documentation / community help. ⁉️— Can I save clipped (in-app) video to the (in-app) project media folder of current project.. without doing a full export? I don't know the answer to that, though I did search near and far. (Not a screen recording, the perfect timed clip is right there at the bottom.) It seems I should be able to drag & drop w/ any necessary conversion happening in the background. All muscle memory tells me this should be a thing.