Multi-layer timeline
Edit with multiple stacked layers for videos, images, text, stickers, and effects on a full-screen timeline.
KineMaster is a mobile video editor for iOS and Android with multi-layer editing, AI tools, audio controls, and exports up to 4K at 60fps.
KineMaster is a mobile video editor for iOS and Android that combines multi-layer editing, audio tools, AI-assisted effects, and a large asset library in a phone- and tablet-friendly interface. The site presents it as a full NLE-style editor for creators who want to build and refine videos on mobile devices.
The product site highlights templates, cloud project saving, AI features such as Magic Remover and Auto Captions, and export options up to 4K at 60fps. It is positioned for short-form and social video creation, but also for broader editing tasks such as tutorials, reviews, and classroom or training content.
Edit with multiple stacked layers for videos, images, text, stickers, and effects on a full-screen timeline.
Use AI tools for background removal, caption generation, upscaling, voice creation, subject tracking, style effects, noise removal, vocal separation, and music matching.
Adjust timing, motion, and compositing with keyframes, speed control, color grading, chroma key, corner pin, and blending modes.
Shape audio inside the app with an audio mixer, voiceover recording, volume envelopes, and effects such as echo, reverb, pitch, EQ, and voice changing.
Export projects in up to 4K at 60fps, with support for H.264 or H.265 (HEVC) and .mp4 or .gif output.
Browse more than 75,000 assets across 10,000+ packs, including music, sound effects, stickers, fonts, transitions, video assets, image assets, and clip graphics.
Build short-form clips for Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and similar platforms using templates, layered edits, captions, and music.
Assemble tutorials, reviews, or explainers with voiceover, auto captions, screen overlays, and scene-by-scene timing controls.
Compose classroom or training videos where educators need mobile editing on iOS or Android devices and may use institutional licensing or promo codes.
Create polished edits with chroma key, corner pin, blending modes, and keyframes for layered visual effects and compositing.
Manage edits across devices by saving projects to cloud storage and sharing links through messaging apps.
KineMaster works on iOS and Android phones and tablets. The site also says it supports older and newer devices for education use.
The rendered feature page says exports are available in SD, HD (720p), FHD (1080p/2K), and QHD (4K) at up to 60fps. It also lists .mp4 video and .gif animation output formats and H.264 or H.265 (HEVC) codecs.
The site positions KineMaster for creators making videos for YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and other social platforms. It also highlights classroom, seminar, and corporate training use.
Yes. The education page says eligible educators can request one-time promotional codes for seminars and workshops or get information about volume licenses for institutions.
The pricing page confirms a premium subscription exists and notes that KineMaster Premium subscribers get Spring Premium for free. The site does not list pricing amounts in the provided content.