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Open KineMaster and access “Settings”

Access the program from your home screen or folder. Right on the first page, below the new project and “Store” icon, you’ll see the “Settings” button. Click it, scroll all the way down, and select the “Advanced and Experimental Settings” line.

Adjust the “Advanced and Experimental Settings”

Once you access this page, the phone will prompt you to agree that you need to:

– Ask for support to guide you

Or

– If you encounter problems, the video editor might become glitchy.

Agree to the warning and proceed. On the “Settings” screen, allow the following settings:

– Export frame rate up to 60fps

– Import frame rate up to 240 fps

Once you do, the program will change the settings to increase the video quality automatically.

Create a project and start editing

From here, you can go back to the project creation page, make a new one, import the media, and start editing. Once you finish, export the video, and it will be of much higher quality.

Create the base

Well, to start the process, you obviously need a new file with a relevant background. You can get it from anywhere, including your camera roll, or download a royalty-free picture from the internet. Using a video background is also possible, as long as the final product is punchy.

Once you have it, click “Media” and import the file to the software. You can extend photos for as many frames as you want, while the videos can be trimmed and edited.

Add visuals

The “Layers” tab is the central hub you need to master to add and refine elements in your intro. It contains all you need, including media, effects, text, handwriting, and overlay. Once you add the text, you’ll be able to set the font, change the color, add artistic elements, make it move due to the animation effects, and so much more!

This step isn’t something we can walk you through, as it’s an entirely creative process that helps you achieve your vision. Experiment and give freedom to your beautiful mind!

Add audio

In addition to the abundant elements, fonts, and crazy animations in the application, and the assets available in the built-in KineMaster store, your audience needs a cool jingle to go with the visuals. Use the library to find the best royalty-free audio tracks and add them to the intro.

You can manipulate the audio, trimming it, or putting it on a loop. Another fantastic option to keep your intro fresh and unique is to record a voiceover right in the app!

Use the share feature

Like most modern apps, KineMaster allows you to share your work with just the press of a button. With a file selected, click the share button in the settings panel. The share button icon has the appearance of three dots linked with two lines. After clicking the share button, you are greeted with several options on where you want your files to go.

The most popular services like Facebook and Instagram are front and center. However, you can click the more button with the three dots to be taken to the full menu of exportable platforms. Hover the mouse cursor over your desired export location, and click on it to finish the first step.

Make final edits and adjustments

A selection of settings for your video file appears after hitting share. KineMaster allows you to adjust video resolution, bit rate, and playback frame rate to name a few. You can enhance the resolution up to 4K and play the file at 60 fps if your device is powerful enough to facilitate high-end configurations. Keep in mind that the further you enhance the specs from the video’s original settings, the more likely you are to encounter issues when exporting the file. This means you should shoot any video footage in the highest resolution possible to reduce the number of post-processing glitches that affect your project.

Export to the program of your choice

With your final settings established, you are ready to export your file. It is recommended to use the .mp4 file format, as these videos are compatible with the greatest number of platforms and services. Click on the export button that appears at the bottom of the editing menu. You can select which file format you will use on this export screen. Clicking export one more time will start the file transfer process.

Depending on the length of the video and which settings you applied for the export, you will have to wait for the file transfer to complete. Higher resolutions, frame rates, and bit rates will inevitably make the file size larger. This lengthens the time needed to complete the export process. Make sure your device has adequate power, and then, feel free to walk away for several minutes. After a few small tasks around the house, your video file should be fully exported.

Add the media

Open the application and select the aspect ratio. Afterward, navigate to the right side of the screen and select “Media.” Choose the video clips with the chroma-key and click to import them to the timeline.

Enable chroma-key

In this step, select all the clips with the green screen and navigate the menu on the right-hand side. Scroll down until you see the “Chroma Key” and tap on it. Enabling the key will remove the color from the clip. If your green screen wasn’t homogenous during shooting, you might need to adjust the color and other settings to get a clear picture.

Open Browser and Go to ezGIF

First, you need to have the GIF you want to use in your video downloaded to your phone.

Open your chosen browser on your phone and head to ezGIF, which is a browser-based GIF converter.

Convert GIF to MP4

Use ezGIF to convert your chosen GIF file to an MP4 file. The GIF doesn’t play when added to KineMaster because it is not in MP4 or video format. That is why we need to use a converter to convert it to MP4 file format.

Launch Kinemaster and Upload GIF/Video to Your Project

Make sure that you save the converted GIF to your mobile device. Now you can launch Kinemaster and upload the newly converted GIF from the media browser by tapping on ‘Videos’ on your screen.

Open Kinemaster and Create a New Project

Launch the app from your android device and tap on ‘New Project’ represented by the film-reel icon.

Choose Your Aspect Ratio

Choose the aspect ratio that you want to create your video in. KineMaster Pro has many different ratios available, and the type you choose is dependent on what you want to use the video for. You will see icon images within the aspect ratios to help guide you. For example, 16:9 has a YouTube icon, meaning this aspect ratio is ideal for platforms like YouTube.

Add Media

– Tap on the ‘Media’ icon to be taken to the media browser. 

– Select the video clip from your phone files that you want to work on.

– Tap on the checkmark at the top-right of your screen to import this video to KineMaster.

• Now that the video file from your phone has been added to KineMaster, you can edit videos and add different effects and transitions to enhance and create quality video content.

Pay for Kinemaster Pro

– Download the Kinemaster app for your Android device.

– Launch the app on your phone.

– Tap on the ‘Subscribe’ button.

– Choose the paid option you prefer.

– Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the transaction and get KineMaster Pro without watermarks and ads.

Use Lucky Patcher

– Download and install Lucky Patcher.

– Launch Lucky Patcher and tap on KineMaster.

– Choose the ‘Open Menu’ of the app, check the top two options, and tap on apply. 

– Close Lucky Patcher.

– Launch KineMaster.

– Tap on ‘Account Settings.’

– Tap on ‘In-App Purchases’ and then on ‘Buy.’

• A pop-up window will appear asking if you want to buy the app for free. Tap on ‘Yes.’

Use a Logo or Watermark Remover App

– Download a logo or watermark remover app.

– Finish your video in KineMaster and save it to your phone.

– Launch your chosen watermark or logo remover.

• Use the watermark remover to erase the watermark from your video

Start a New Project

Launch the app on your Android device. Start a new project by tapping on the icon that looks like a film reel.

Select the Aspect Ratio

Before you can start with your video, you need to select the aspect ratio. We suggest 16:9, especially if you plan on posting the video on Youtube.

Add the Background

You can start by tapping the ‘Add Media’ wheel and choosing to add a background from your media files.

Tap on ‘Layer’ and Add a Picture

Next, tap on ‘Layer’ to add another image to the foreground of the video. This is where you can now choose to insert a moving picture and adjust your image and place it where you want it to show on the screen.

Lock Image and Move

Now tap on the key icon in the toolbar on the right side of your screen to lock the image. Adjust the red bar at the bottom of your video to start with the image at that point.

Now move your image to where you want it to end and align that with the red bar that shows at what time in the video you are as well.

Add the Movement to Your Image

On the right side of your screen, in the animation key, choose to add the image to the end of the animation.

Add the clip to your KineMaster timeline

Although you can add music to the timeline first, it’s easier to choose the atmosphere if you have the material edited and ready for the audio. Click “Media” and select it to add to the project. Make rough cuts to understand the length of the final video and make other creative decisions. Once it’s ready, move to the next step.

Tap the “Audio” icon and click “Add (+)”

Importing music is as easy as getting the visuals. The “Audio” icon is on the right-hand side of the settings wheel. Click it, navigate to the “plus icon,” find the folder of choice, select the music file, and tap it to add.

Edit, save, and export

Once you have it on the timeline, you can manipulate the music as you want. Trim, use filters, compress, and whatnot. Once you’ve played with the music and picture enough, save the final product on your device or share it with friends on social media.