Vedit Video Cutter and Merger

What Vedit is for and who it suits

Vedit Video Cutter and Merger is a video editor for the basic jobs: cutting a clip down, joining several clips into one file, and working with the sound. The developer says it was built around simplicity rather than a long list of editing tools.

It suits someone with a phone recording or a set of clips to tidy up who wants to do it without a complex editor.

Cutting and joining video clips

Trimming cuts a video clip to the section you want, working on files already stored on the device. Merging joins an unlimited number of video files into a single output file.

Transition effects can be placed between the joined clips, so the points where one clip ends and the next begins are not hard cuts.

Extracting, replacing or muting audio

Any video can be converted to an MP3 audio file, which keeps the sound of a recording without the picture. The app can also change the audio in a video file or mute its sound entirely.

Formats, playback and output

The listing says the app supports most popular video formats, and it includes playback so you can review clips while working on them. The developer states that output videos carry no watermark or logo.

The editing runs on FFmpeg, an open media library that the developer names as the engine behind the app.