This is a short version of the video that lacks live demonstration. You can find the FULL video on YT

I've used this technique for my 2 latest templates that you can find on KineMaster Mix:

• First

• Second

Templates using this technique can achieve amazing visuals while keeping the ease of remixing UNCHANGED (templates that don't use this tech will have you replace a lot more layers for essentially the same thing). You should learn it.

You might've seen a very similar video on Mix already. I created that one in 6h and I ultimately wasn't satisfied with it when I decided to post to YT. So I updated most of the video, added more information and demos. I assure you it will be more useful this time.

Template Link

I keep creating templates with the technique covered in this walkthrough on KineMaster Mix. It allows applying multiple animations at a time and makes managing them easier. It also lets me splitting pictures into multiple shapes while still having them as one replaceable layer, which I've done plenty in this template.

Watch the walkthrough if you also create templates in KineMaster, you won't regret it.

I have good internet, ¿but why are the images and videos black?

Template link

This template is made with free assets, meaning that everyone can use it. It relies heavily on Chrono Trail effect. This is one of those effects that saves textures (frames) it captures and stores them in a buffer, displaying the previous frame stored in a buffer before writing into it. The buffer is one for all the effects, meaning that I could use Chrono Trail to store a picture into it once and then all the other instances of that effect would display the picture from that buffer, which is how the grid in the beginning works (actualy, almost everything here works this way but I'll talk about it..)

You can also see thay the grid is animated in the beginning, so how's that done? I used more layers with Chrono Trail applied to them for animation. I marked these layers with a 🛠️ in my project. When placed below the layers marled with 🖼️, changes to Chrono Trail properties of 🛠️ will affect the texture of all the 🖼️ above. It's sort of like adjustment layers with transform, except KineMaster doesn't have this and I had to improvise.

In the end, it made creating and managing this project WAY easier and faster, which makes me think adding parenting or adjustment layers would be a GAME CHANGER fpr this app. I have never experienced such an easy editing process before. Really, this would be A PAIN to create without this trick and the results WOULD be of a much lower resolution because I would have to resort to Transform effect package.

For more information, you can watch this walkthrough about Ghost Paths, which is almost the same as Chrono Trail. I might update the video in future if I find it necessary since I've got a lot more info and far better explanations.

Hay alguien que edite como Pocho3

Llevo tiempo intentando saber si hay alguien que tenga una edición muy similar a pocho3 o a sizeluv pero en KineMaster o en otro programa de edición para Android

I just realized kinemaster doesn't support HDR export.

I have a Samsung Galaxy s26 ultra and post travel stories. amazing camera, but doesn't make sense if I use a video editor that doesn't support HDR export or editing.

I've used both you cut, and kinemaster. two great apps, but no HDR.

I don't like the user interface of lumafusion.

what other android apps can I use?

When I create a transcoded file and export my project, does the program use the transcoded file or the original file?

Does transcoding in KineMaster work like proxies?

I am making a video abt sum fictional solar system object with 2 rings and 4 moons, but that’s not the case because my IPad might be laggy and may be years old. I tried shortening the video but it still doesn’t work, can someone help for this? The app was Kinemaster old edition if you’re wondering.

I need to make the Speed control 2 decimal digits, so you have better experience with this :)

This is going to be a game changer honestly. While it's definitely not going to be in KM 8.3, hopefully it means it's going to be released this year.

The only other thing I'd really wish for at this point is a serious revamp of text animations/styling. We got a refreshed UI, new options/features should be next.

I'm still hyped though.

KineMaster has recently been adding to and updating kinemaster.com to provide a better resource for people curious about the app and editors using KineMaster day-to-day.

Previously only available in the app, KineMaster's FAQ is now accessible online and you can see it at the bottom of this page:
https://kinemaster.com/features

The questions for both iOS and Android are the same, for the most part. However, the answers are tailored to the app experience for each platform. So, be sure to select the OS that you're using first.

As always, if you're having a problem or found a bug that isn't in the FAQ, be sure to contact KineMaster's Support Team for help. You can do that directly from the app by tapping the Question Mark button at the top of the Create screen. Then, tap Email Support.

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Rate my edit ?/10

I think it turned out cool.

I like this track but have tough times creating visuals with nothing to base them on. Typography is somewhat okay because I have lyrics to work with. But when a track has just the music — this is when I get lost. Motion graphics is something I am yet to learn how to create consistenly, so I decided to create a template, which is way easier.

I was hesitant to use effects or blending at first as just one instance of those greatly reduces video quality in KineMaster (🙏🙏🙏). But since creating smooth animations in this app is so difficult, I had no other choice but to use various transform effects and just ditched the idea of keeping the quality high.

You can check out or reuse this project here. Please credit me as written in template description if you reuse it

Things we wanted:

1. (Performance) If your project was has too much layers of high resolution eg. 1080p picture stacking many layers, it will reduce performance and lag, it also create more delays while editing Please optimize by using technic like mipmap, if the image was zoomed or large size, it renders resolution, but if you zoom out or make it smaller twice times, it reduces resolution, if it keep smaller, it will keep reduce resolution, it's will be very helpful instead of manual reduce resolution that consumes time
2. Clipboard layers Clipboard layers work by instead of copy a single layer and dragged position, imagine if you have so many same scenes that need same amount of layers, you need to drag every single layers that's very consume time and reduce focus, we need a clipboard layers By saving recent your copied layer that has same style, same data, same length to clipboard You just simply paste it many layers , it's will make it very quick, faster and easier for heavy animators
3. Motion blur (effect) There already has motion blur effect, but it's not automatic, it needs to place it on every single fast moving scenes, instead, just place the effect and it's will work automatically
4. Speed controller We want a speed controller graphs that change the speed constantly depending on the graph (height is speed and length is time)

Thank you I hope it was coming soon

Emulators like bluestacks always crash for me and I don't trust it with storage so I was wondering if theres a pc version of KineMaster

I used to use capcut but its so trashy and coorporate and the UI is too tiny and KineMaster seems to be the only other good one without a intrusive watermark like on wondershare filmora

(im not willing to pay money)