While on its top-right side, you get the option to export your creations. On the bottom left of this Media Circle is the Asset Store, while the right side holds the Play button. Then there is a Media Circle at the top right giving out the options to add Video, Audio, another media from your Gallery, or add a Layered video on top of the current one. You could select any of your videos to act upon it further.

All your selections will then be placed in the bottom half. Select the desired video (or videos) on which you need to act upon. The next menu divides your screen into two halves: it is the upper one that you should be your focus as of now. To begin with, you will have to select the video’s aspect ratio- 16:9 offers the landscape mode, 9:16 the portrait mode, or the custom 1:1.

If this is the first time you are using this app, you could give this asset section a miss and tap on the central icon to start your project. Upon launching the app you are greeted with three options: to create a new video, access the app’s YouTube channel, or browse through their store for additional font styles, themes, animations, and assets, among others. KineMaster is a fully-featured professional video editor for Android, supporting multi-layers of video, images, and text with state-of-the-art cutting and trimming you can have multi-track audio, volume envelope control, 3D transitions, Chroma key, animations, effects, VFX and more for free.

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