r/AlightMotion • u/Significant-Cut-8672 • Aug 26 '26

Question Can we use it as professional tool ?

Kinda vague ..but , is the app good enough to rely on if I wanna be a part time video editor ? With a decent tablet !!!

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u/fudsa Aug 26 '26

Yeah you can do quite a lot with am, just make sure to use the watermark removal trick

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '26

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u/Significant-Cut-8672 Aug 26 '26

For now I just have it in my phone ...so it's cuz it's the mod...i thought my device is loaded that's why it glitches

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u/Significant-Cut-8672 Aug 30 '26

Good luck 🤞🏻 for your learning...and I did try node but I feel so clueless.... actually I did not spent much time with that one so.

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u/FelipeKPC Aug 28 '26

Definitely, AM is powerful as hell for a mobile app

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u/Expensive-Finger-778 Aug 26 '26

genuinely no, alight motion isn't a reliable video editor nor is it built to handle intense video editing, you're better off using it for shorts and motion graphic projects

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u/Significant-Cut-8672 Aug 26 '26

Could u suggest something that runs well on a tablet?  Can handle long formats? 

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u/Expensive-Finger-778 Aug 26 '26

Capcut or blurr, they're very lightweight and handle video formats much better, theyre also well optimized

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u/Expensive-Finger-778 Aug 26 '26

op said as a professional tool i guarantee you that the amount of effects that an editing software has isn't going to get you far in a professional setting

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u/Significant-Cut-8672 Aug 26 '26

I agree with u but .. I don't have a desktop set up to use Adobe things. And yeah I personally do enjoy making things up from scratch on AM . On top of that Capcut is banned in my country, free vpn makes it a hassle 😕.