An example of the VN interface
Official screen example from VNSource: official material ↗

What it can do

  • Editing features include multiple tracks, trimming, speed curves, and keyframes.
  • Official listings also describe LUT-based color adjustments, recording, and automatic captions. Confirm availability in your version.
  • Store descriptions promote free, watermark-free editing, while also listing VN Pro and credit purchases. Distinguish the free workflow from paid features.

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Your first editing workflow

  1. Start a project with two or three clips or photos.
  2. Choose 9:16 for a vertical video and adjust clip order and duration.
  3. Add short captions and audio you have permission to use. Keep motion effects limited in your first project.
  4. Check resolution and audio levels before export. Review caption timing and placement on your device.

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Try this: a small editing project

Use the same footage to make versions with longer and shorter cuts. Compare which one makes the content easier to follow; this is a useful way to explore editing pace.

Before you start

A timeline offers many controls. Finish one project using only cuts, rearrangement, and text first. Check for paid features before exporting.

Free & paid conditions

Free download, with VN Pro and credit purchases listed in official stores. Not every feature is necessarily free; check paid access and prices in your app. [1] [2] [3]

Footage & music licensing

A blanket commercial license for all built-in music was not verified. For client work or monetized posts, use audio whose rights you have checked and distinguish app pricing from music permissions.

Terms in this guide

Official sources

These introductory guides use official websites and app-store listings. Workflows and practice projects are general examples organized for beginners, rather than hands-on reviews or performance rankings. Confirm features, prices, and OS support for your version and region.