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Your YouTube video, or any other clip published on any forum, gets a larger number of hits if it has an attractive thumbnail. And, the fact is, a thumbnail becomes 10x more attractive when the main character that the image has have a neon border around it.
With that said, in the following sections, you will learn a couple of methods on how to add a YouTube thumbnail border around the main characters and/or objects that are significant to the clip.
In this article
01 Add Glowing Neon Border to YouTube Thumbnail with Filmora
02 Add a Glowing Neon Border in YouTube Thumbnail with Canva
03 Outline a Person in a YouTube Thumbnail with Photoshop
Part 1: How to Add Neon Border to YouTube Thumbnail for Free with Filmora
Being one of the most versatile and intuitive post-production tools available in the market today, Wondershare Filmora X allows you to add a neon border to a YouTube thumbnail quite conveniently. You can learn how to get this done on Windows or Mac by following the steps given below.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
Step 1: Define Project Settings and Add Image to the Timeline
Launch Wondershare Filmora X on your PC (a MacBook Pro M1 is used here), ensure that the project aspect ratio is set to 16:9 (Widescreen) on the splash screen, and click New Project. On the main interface, click the Preview quality and display settings icon from the upper-right area of the Timeline, click Change Project Aspect Ratio, click to select 1280 x 720 (HD) from the Resolution menu of the Project Settings box, and click OK to save the custom project settings.
Then select My Media from the menu bar if not already selected, click Project Media from the navigation pane, and click Import from the Media box to select and import the image of the main character or object that you want to use in the thumbnail.
Now, drag the image from the Media box to the Timeline at the bottom.
Step 2: Clear Image Background, Add Border, and Add Custom Background
Go to Effects from the menu bar, click to select the Default tab and then AI Portrait from the navigation pane, and click and drag the Human Segmentation preset from the right box, and place it over the image track in the Timeline.
Double-click the image layer, scroll down the upper-left box to the Video Effects section, and use the Edge Thickness and Edge Feather sliders to adjust the character’s edges to make them as realistic as possible. Click OK when done.
Next, click and drag the Human Border preset over the image track in the Timeline, and follow the same procedure to customize the border. This will give the character a neon border effect.
Now, use the method explained earlier to import a custom image for the background, and drag and place it under the previous track in the Timeline.
If you are running the latest version of Filmora, you will find there are some neon light effects available under AI Portrait as well.
Step 3: Add Titles to Thumbnail
Go to Titles from the menu bar, click to select the Default tab and then Lower 3rds from the navigation pane, and click and drag your preferred lower-third preset from the right window to a separate layer in the Timeline. Double-click the lower-third layer, and use the available options in the upper-left window to change the text, its color, etc., and drag the textbox to place it to your preferred position on the image as well. Click OK to save the changes.
Next, click to select Titles from the navigation pane, and drag your preferred title from the right window to the upper-most track in the Timeline. Now use the method explained earlier to edit the text, its color, position, etc. to make it look professional.
For more tips and tricks for creating YouTube thumbnail, you can check this You Tube thumbnail creating guide.
Step 4: Get the Neon Border Thumbnail
Click the Snapshot (Camera) icon from the upper-right area of the Timeline, go to My Media from the menu bar, right-click the thumbnail of the screenshot you captured, and click Reveal in Finder (on Mac) or Reveal in Explorer (on Windows) to get to the folder the YouTube thumbnail border is saved in.
Part 2: How to Add a Glowing Neon Border in Your YouTube Thumbnail with Canva
Canva is another intuitive editing program that works on the web interface rather than having you download and install an app on your PC. You can add a neon border for YouTube thumbnails using Canva by following the instructions given below:
Step 1: Define Project Settings and Add a Background
After signing in to your Canva account, click Create a design from the top-right corner of the page, click Custom size from the bottom, define 1280 and 720 in the Width and Height fields on the box that appears respectively, and click Create new design.
Now, click to select Background from the navigation bar on the left (if the Background tool is not visible, click More and then choose Background from the expanded list), and click to select a background from the images available in the center pane.
Step 2: Upload an Image and Add Effects
Click Uploads from the navigation bar, click the More icon from the right of the Upload media button present at the top of the center pane, choose your preferred method to upload the image (with the transparent background) that you want to use, upload the image, and drag it from the center pane to the Canvas.
Note: You can use any of the tools available online to remove the background from your image for free.
To add a YouTube thumbnail border, make sure that the image that you added to the Canvas is selected, click the Duplicate icon from the upper-right area, and use the scaling handles of the copy of the image to increase its size a bit. Reposition the image back to its original location as well.
Then, click Edit image from the upper-left corner of the Canvas, click Duotone from the Edit image pane at the center, if need be, click See all, choose your preferred duotone effect to apply on the image, choose your preferred highlight and shadow colors from the box that appears next, and click Back from the top of the pane.
Next, click See all next to the Adjust section from the center pane, and drag the Blur slider to the right to increase the blur effect on the image.
Step 3: Position the Layers
While keeping the duplicate image selected, click the Position button from the upper-right area of the Canvas, and click Background to send the second image behind the first one to get the neon border effect for the photo.
Part 3: How to Outline a Person in a YouTube Thumbnail with Photoshop
Because YouTube thumbnails are nothing but static images, creating YouTube thumbnail border with Adobe Photoshop is comparatively easier. The process of doing this is given below:
Step 1: Define Document Preferences and Import an Image
Launch Adobe Photoshop on your PC, click Create new, and on the New Document customization box, define the width and height values to 1280 and 720 pixels respectively. Select Transparent from the Background Contents menu as well if not already selected. Click Create from the bottom to create a new Photoshop document with the specified document settings. Next, open the folder that contains the source image, drag the photo to Photoshop, and press Enter to place the photo.
Step 2: Remove Background from the Image
Make sure that the image layer is selected in the Layers panel on the right, go to Select from the menu bar at the top, and click Subject. From the bottom of the Layers panel, click the Add a mask icon to get rid of the background, leaving only the human on the Canvas.
Step 3: Add a Custom Background and an Outline Around the Subject
Use the method explained earlier to import a background image of your choice to Photoshop. Drag the background image layer to the bottom in the Layers panel. Double-click the masked layer, click to select Stroke from the left pane of the Layer Style box, and use the options available on the right to manage the size, color, position, etc. of the stroke that has been added around the human subject. Click OK when done, and then export the image normally to use it as a YouTube thumbnail border.
Summary
It is important to know that the default resolution of a YouTube thumbnail is 1280 x 720 pixels that is usually written and referred to as 720p. While adding a YouTube thumbnail border, it is also imperative to have a good sense of color combination and fonts. Furthermore, a decent tool like Wondershare Filmora X must be used to add an appealing neon border around the main subject in the thumbnail image easily and quickly.
02 Add a Glowing Neon Border in YouTube Thumbnail with Canva
03 Outline a Person in a YouTube Thumbnail with Photoshop
Part 1: How to Add Neon Border to YouTube Thumbnail for Free with Filmora
Being one of the most versatile and intuitive post-production tools available in the market today, Wondershare Filmora X allows you to add a neon border to a YouTube thumbnail quite conveniently. You can learn how to get this done on Windows or Mac by following the steps given below.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
Step 1: Define Project Settings and Add Image to the Timeline
Launch Wondershare Filmora X on your PC (a MacBook Pro M1 is used here), ensure that the project aspect ratio is set to 16:9 (Widescreen) on the splash screen, and click New Project. On the main interface, click the Preview quality and display settings icon from the upper-right area of the Timeline, click Change Project Aspect Ratio, click to select 1280 x 720 (HD) from the Resolution menu of the Project Settings box, and click OK to save the custom project settings.
Then select My Media from the menu bar if not already selected, click Project Media from the navigation pane, and click Import from the Media box to select and import the image of the main character or object that you want to use in the thumbnail.
Now, drag the image from the Media box to the Timeline at the bottom.
Step 2: Clear Image Background, Add Border, and Add Custom Background
Go to Effects from the menu bar, click to select the Default tab and then AI Portrait from the navigation pane, and click and drag the Human Segmentation preset from the right box, and place it over the image track in the Timeline.
Double-click the image layer, scroll down the upper-left box to the Video Effects section, and use the Edge Thickness and Edge Feather sliders to adjust the character’s edges to make them as realistic as possible. Click OK when done.
Next, click and drag the Human Border preset over the image track in the Timeline, and follow the same procedure to customize the border. This will give the character a neon border effect.
Now, use the method explained earlier to import a custom image for the background, and drag and place it under the previous track in the Timeline.
If you are running the latest version of Filmora, you will find there are some neon light effects available under AI Portrait as well.
Step 3: Add Titles to Thumbnail
Go to Titles from the menu bar, click to select the Default tab and then Lower 3rds from the navigation pane, and click and drag your preferred lower-third preset from the right window to a separate layer in the Timeline. Double-click the lower-third layer, and use the available options in the upper-left window to change the text, its color, etc., and drag the textbox to place it to your preferred position on the image as well. Click OK to save the changes.
Next, click to select Titles from the navigation pane, and drag your preferred title from the right window to the upper-most track in the Timeline. Now use the method explained earlier to edit the text, its color, position, etc. to make it look professional.
For more tips and tricks for creating YouTube thumbnail, you can check this You Tube thumbnail creating guide.
Step 4: Get the Neon Border Thumbnail
Click the Snapshot (Camera) icon from the upper-right area of the Timeline, go to My Media from the menu bar, right-click the thumbnail of the screenshot you captured, and click Reveal in Finder (on Mac) or Reveal in Explorer (on Windows) to get to the folder the YouTube thumbnail border is saved in.
Part 2: How to Add a Glowing Neon Border in Your YouTube Thumbnail with Canva
Canva is another intuitive editing program that works on the web interface rather than having you download and install an app on your PC. You can add a neon border for YouTube thumbnails using Canva by following the instructions given below:
Step 1: Define Project Settings and Add a Background
After signing in to your Canva account, click Create a design from the top-right corner of the page, click Custom size from the bottom, define 1280 and 720 in the Width and Height fields on the box that appears respectively, and click Create new design.
Now, click to select Background from the navigation bar on the left (if the Background tool is not visible, click More and then choose Background from the expanded list), and click to select a background from the images available in the center pane.
Step 2: Upload an Image and Add Effects
Click Uploads from the navigation bar, click the More icon from the right of the Upload media button present at the top of the center pane, choose your preferred method to upload the image (with the transparent background) that you want to use, upload the image, and drag it from the center pane to the Canvas.
Note: You can use any of the tools available online to remove the background from your image for free.
To add a YouTube thumbnail border, make sure that the image that you added to the Canvas is selected, click the Duplicate icon from the upper-right area, and use the scaling handles of the copy of the image to increase its size a bit. Reposition the image back to its original location as well.
Then, click Edit image from the upper-left corner of the Canvas, click Duotone from the Edit image pane at the center, if need be, click See all, choose your preferred duotone effect to apply on the image, choose your preferred highlight and shadow colors from the box that appears next, and click Back from the top of the pane.
Next, click See all next to the Adjust section from the center pane, and drag the Blur slider to the right to increase the blur effect on the image.
Step 3: Position the Layers
While keeping the duplicate image selected, click the Position button from the upper-right area of the Canvas, and click Background to send the second image behind the first one to get the neon border effect for the photo.
Part 3: How to Outline a Person in a YouTube Thumbnail with Photoshop
Because YouTube thumbnails are nothing but static images, creating YouTube thumbnail border with Adobe Photoshop is comparatively easier. The process of doing this is given below:
Step 1: Define Document Preferences and Import an Image
Launch Adobe Photoshop on your PC, click Create new, and on the New Document customization box, define the width and height values to 1280 and 720 pixels respectively. Select Transparent from the Background Contents menu as well if not already selected. Click Create from the bottom to create a new Photoshop document with the specified document settings. Next, open the folder that contains the source image, drag the photo to Photoshop, and press Enter to place the photo.
Step 2: Remove Background from the Image
Make sure that the image layer is selected in the Layers panel on the right, go to Select from the menu bar at the top, and click Subject. From the bottom of the Layers panel, click the Add a mask icon to get rid of the background, leaving only the human on the Canvas.
Step 3: Add a Custom Background and an Outline Around the Subject
Use the method explained earlier to import a background image of your choice to Photoshop. Drag the background image layer to the bottom in the Layers panel. Double-click the masked layer, click to select Stroke from the left pane of the Layer Style box, and use the options available on the right to manage the size, color, position, etc. of the stroke that has been added around the human subject. Click OK when done, and then export the image normally to use it as a YouTube thumbnail border.
Summary
It is important to know that the default resolution of a YouTube thumbnail is 1280 x 720 pixels that is usually written and referred to as 720p. While adding a YouTube thumbnail border, it is also imperative to have a good sense of color combination and fonts. Furthermore, a decent tool like Wondershare Filmora X must be used to add an appealing neon border around the main subject in the thumbnail image easily and quickly.
02 Add a Glowing Neon Border in YouTube Thumbnail with Canva
03 Outline a Person in a YouTube Thumbnail with Photoshop
Part 1: How to Add Neon Border to YouTube Thumbnail for Free with Filmora
Being one of the most versatile and intuitive post-production tools available in the market today, Wondershare Filmora X allows you to add a neon border to a YouTube thumbnail quite conveniently. You can learn how to get this done on Windows or Mac by following the steps given below.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
Step 1: Define Project Settings and Add Image to the Timeline
Launch Wondershare Filmora X on your PC (a MacBook Pro M1 is used here), ensure that the project aspect ratio is set to 16:9 (Widescreen) on the splash screen, and click New Project. On the main interface, click the Preview quality and display settings icon from the upper-right area of the Timeline, click Change Project Aspect Ratio, click to select 1280 x 720 (HD) from the Resolution menu of the Project Settings box, and click OK to save the custom project settings.
Then select My Media from the menu bar if not already selected, click Project Media from the navigation pane, and click Import from the Media box to select and import the image of the main character or object that you want to use in the thumbnail.
Now, drag the image from the Media box to the Timeline at the bottom.
Step 2: Clear Image Background, Add Border, and Add Custom Background
Go to Effects from the menu bar, click to select the Default tab and then AI Portrait from the navigation pane, and click and drag the Human Segmentation preset from the right box, and place it over the image track in the Timeline.
Double-click the image layer, scroll down the upper-left box to the Video Effects section, and use the Edge Thickness and Edge Feather sliders to adjust the character’s edges to make them as realistic as possible. Click OK when done.
Next, click and drag the Human Border preset over the image track in the Timeline, and follow the same procedure to customize the border. This will give the character a neon border effect.
Now, use the method explained earlier to import a custom image for the background, and drag and place it under the previous track in the Timeline.
If you are running the latest version of Filmora, you will find there are some neon light effects available under AI Portrait as well.
Step 3: Add Titles to Thumbnail
Go to Titles from the menu bar, click to select the Default tab and then Lower 3rds from the navigation pane, and click and drag your preferred lower-third preset from the right window to a separate layer in the Timeline. Double-click the lower-third layer, and use the available options in the upper-left window to change the text, its color, etc., and drag the textbox to place it to your preferred position on the image as well. Click OK to save the changes.
Next, click to select Titles from the navigation pane, and drag your preferred title from the right window to the upper-most track in the Timeline. Now use the method explained earlier to edit the text, its color, position, etc. to make it look professional.
For more tips and tricks for creating YouTube thumbnail, you can check this You Tube thumbnail creating guide.
Step 4: Get the Neon Border Thumbnail
Click the Snapshot (Camera) icon from the upper-right area of the Timeline, go to My Media from the menu bar, right-click the thumbnail of the screenshot you captured, and click Reveal in Finder (on Mac) or Reveal in Explorer (on Windows) to get to the folder the YouTube thumbnail border is saved in.
Part 2: How to Add a Glowing Neon Border in Your YouTube Thumbnail with Canva
Canva is another intuitive editing program that works on the web interface rather than having you download and install an app on your PC. You can add a neon border for YouTube thumbnails using Canva by following the instructions given below:
Step 1: Define Project Settings and Add a Background
After signing in to your Canva account, click Create a design from the top-right corner of the page, click Custom size from the bottom, define 1280 and 720 in the Width and Height fields on the box that appears respectively, and click Create new design.
Now, click to select Background from the navigation bar on the left (if the Background tool is not visible, click More and then choose Background from the expanded list), and click to select a background from the images available in the center pane.
Step 2: Upload an Image and Add Effects
Click Uploads from the navigation bar, click the More icon from the right of the Upload media button present at the top of the center pane, choose your preferred method to upload the image (with the transparent background) that you want to use, upload the image, and drag it from the center pane to the Canvas.
Note: You can use any of the tools available online to remove the background from your image for free.
To add a YouTube thumbnail border, make sure that the image that you added to the Canvas is selected, click the Duplicate icon from the upper-right area, and use the scaling handles of the copy of the image to increase its size a bit. Reposition the image back to its original location as well.
Then, click Edit image from the upper-left corner of the Canvas, click Duotone from the Edit image pane at the center, if need be, click See all, choose your preferred duotone effect to apply on the image, choose your preferred highlight and shadow colors from the box that appears next, and click Back from the top of the pane.
Next, click See all next to the Adjust section from the center pane, and drag the Blur slider to the right to increase the blur effect on the image.
Step 3: Position the Layers
While keeping the duplicate image selected, click the Position button from the upper-right area of the Canvas, and click Background to send the second image behind the first one to get the neon border effect for the photo.
Part 3: How to Outline a Person in a YouTube Thumbnail with Photoshop
Because YouTube thumbnails are nothing but static images, creating YouTube thumbnail border with Adobe Photoshop is comparatively easier. The process of doing this is given below:
Step 1: Define Document Preferences and Import an Image
Launch Adobe Photoshop on your PC, click Create new, and on the New Document customization box, define the width and height values to 1280 and 720 pixels respectively. Select Transparent from the Background Contents menu as well if not already selected. Click Create from the bottom to create a new Photoshop document with the specified document settings. Next, open the folder that contains the source image, drag the photo to Photoshop, and press Enter to place the photo.
Step 2: Remove Background from the Image
Make sure that the image layer is selected in the Layers panel on the right, go to Select from the menu bar at the top, and click Subject. From the bottom of the Layers panel, click the Add a mask icon to get rid of the background, leaving only the human on the Canvas.
Step 3: Add a Custom Background and an Outline Around the Subject
Use the method explained earlier to import a background image of your choice to Photoshop. Drag the background image layer to the bottom in the Layers panel. Double-click the masked layer, click to select Stroke from the left pane of the Layer Style box, and use the options available on the right to manage the size, color, position, etc. of the stroke that has been added around the human subject. Click OK when done, and then export the image normally to use it as a YouTube thumbnail border.
Summary
It is important to know that the default resolution of a YouTube thumbnail is 1280 x 720 pixels that is usually written and referred to as 720p. While adding a YouTube thumbnail border, it is also imperative to have a good sense of color combination and fonts. Furthermore, a decent tool like Wondershare Filmora X must be used to add an appealing neon border around the main subject in the thumbnail image easily and quickly.
02 Add a Glowing Neon Border in YouTube Thumbnail with Canva
03 Outline a Person in a YouTube Thumbnail with Photoshop
Part 1: How to Add Neon Border to YouTube Thumbnail for Free with Filmora
Being one of the most versatile and intuitive post-production tools available in the market today, Wondershare Filmora X allows you to add a neon border to a YouTube thumbnail quite conveniently. You can learn how to get this done on Windows or Mac by following the steps given below.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
Step 1: Define Project Settings and Add Image to the Timeline
Launch Wondershare Filmora X on your PC (a MacBook Pro M1 is used here), ensure that the project aspect ratio is set to 16:9 (Widescreen) on the splash screen, and click New Project. On the main interface, click the Preview quality and display settings icon from the upper-right area of the Timeline, click Change Project Aspect Ratio, click to select 1280 x 720 (HD) from the Resolution menu of the Project Settings box, and click OK to save the custom project settings.
Then select My Media from the menu bar if not already selected, click Project Media from the navigation pane, and click Import from the Media box to select and import the image of the main character or object that you want to use in the thumbnail.
Now, drag the image from the Media box to the Timeline at the bottom.
Step 2: Clear Image Background, Add Border, and Add Custom Background
Go to Effects from the menu bar, click to select the Default tab and then AI Portrait from the navigation pane, and click and drag the Human Segmentation preset from the right box, and place it over the image track in the Timeline.
Double-click the image layer, scroll down the upper-left box to the Video Effects section, and use the Edge Thickness and Edge Feather sliders to adjust the character’s edges to make them as realistic as possible. Click OK when done.
Next, click and drag the Human Border preset over the image track in the Timeline, and follow the same procedure to customize the border. This will give the character a neon border effect.
Now, use the method explained earlier to import a custom image for the background, and drag and place it under the previous track in the Timeline.
If you are running the latest version of Filmora, you will find there are some neon light effects available under AI Portrait as well.
Step 3: Add Titles to Thumbnail
Go to Titles from the menu bar, click to select the Default tab and then Lower 3rds from the navigation pane, and click and drag your preferred lower-third preset from the right window to a separate layer in the Timeline. Double-click the lower-third layer, and use the available options in the upper-left window to change the text, its color, etc., and drag the textbox to place it to your preferred position on the image as well. Click OK to save the changes.
Next, click to select Titles from the navigation pane, and drag your preferred title from the right window to the upper-most track in the Timeline. Now use the method explained earlier to edit the text, its color, position, etc. to make it look professional.
For more tips and tricks for creating YouTube thumbnail, you can check this You Tube thumbnail creating guide.
Step 4: Get the Neon Border Thumbnail
Click the Snapshot (Camera) icon from the upper-right area of the Timeline, go to My Media from the menu bar, right-click the thumbnail of the screenshot you captured, and click Reveal in Finder (on Mac) or Reveal in Explorer (on Windows) to get to the folder the YouTube thumbnail border is saved in.
Part 2: How to Add a Glowing Neon Border in Your YouTube Thumbnail with Canva
Canva is another intuitive editing program that works on the web interface rather than having you download and install an app on your PC. You can add a neon border for YouTube thumbnails using Canva by following the instructions given below:
Step 1: Define Project Settings and Add a Background
After signing in to your Canva account, click Create a design from the top-right corner of the page, click Custom size from the bottom, define 1280 and 720 in the Width and Height fields on the box that appears respectively, and click Create new design.
Now, click to select Background from the navigation bar on the left (if the Background tool is not visible, click More and then choose Background from the expanded list), and click to select a background from the images available in the center pane.
Step 2: Upload an Image and Add Effects
Click Uploads from the navigation bar, click the More icon from the right of the Upload media button present at the top of the center pane, choose your preferred method to upload the image (with the transparent background) that you want to use, upload the image, and drag it from the center pane to the Canvas.
Note: You can use any of the tools available online to remove the background from your image for free.
To add a YouTube thumbnail border, make sure that the image that you added to the Canvas is selected, click the Duplicate icon from the upper-right area, and use the scaling handles of the copy of the image to increase its size a bit. Reposition the image back to its original location as well.
Then, click Edit image from the upper-left corner of the Canvas, click Duotone from the Edit image pane at the center, if need be, click See all, choose your preferred duotone effect to apply on the image, choose your preferred highlight and shadow colors from the box that appears next, and click Back from the top of the pane.
Next, click See all next to the Adjust section from the center pane, and drag the Blur slider to the right to increase the blur effect on the image.
Step 3: Position the Layers
While keeping the duplicate image selected, click the Position button from the upper-right area of the Canvas, and click Background to send the second image behind the first one to get the neon border effect for the photo.
Part 3: How to Outline a Person in a YouTube Thumbnail with Photoshop
Because YouTube thumbnails are nothing but static images, creating YouTube thumbnail border with Adobe Photoshop is comparatively easier. The process of doing this is given below:
Step 1: Define Document Preferences and Import an Image
Launch Adobe Photoshop on your PC, click Create new, and on the New Document customization box, define the width and height values to 1280 and 720 pixels respectively. Select Transparent from the Background Contents menu as well if not already selected. Click Create from the bottom to create a new Photoshop document with the specified document settings. Next, open the folder that contains the source image, drag the photo to Photoshop, and press Enter to place the photo.
Step 2: Remove Background from the Image
Make sure that the image layer is selected in the Layers panel on the right, go to Select from the menu bar at the top, and click Subject. From the bottom of the Layers panel, click the Add a mask icon to get rid of the background, leaving only the human on the Canvas.
Step 3: Add a Custom Background and an Outline Around the Subject
Use the method explained earlier to import a background image of your choice to Photoshop. Drag the background image layer to the bottom in the Layers panel. Double-click the masked layer, click to select Stroke from the left pane of the Layer Style box, and use the options available on the right to manage the size, color, position, etc. of the stroke that has been added around the human subject. Click OK when done, and then export the image normally to use it as a YouTube thumbnail border.
Summary
It is important to know that the default resolution of a YouTube thumbnail is 1280 x 720 pixels that is usually written and referred to as 720p. While adding a YouTube thumbnail border, it is also imperative to have a good sense of color combination and fonts. Furthermore, a decent tool like Wondershare Filmora X must be used to add an appealing neon border around the main subject in the thumbnail image easily and quickly.
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Best Free YouTube Video Editing Apps for iPhone & iPad [2024]
Richard Bennett
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
iPhones and iPads can capture footage in high resolution, however, video clips you record with an iPhone or an iPad may contain imperfections sometimes. Removing parts of a video clip you don’t want to share publicly, or stabilizing the shaky footage are just a few ways in which you can improve the quality of the videos you’re creating.
The good news is that the iPhone and iPad support a broad range of video editing apps, which enables you to edit all videos you record on these devices before you post them on YouTube or other social media platforms.
There are hundreds of video editing apps to choose from at the App Store , but such a wide range of options can make the process of choosing a video editing app you are going to use to edit your videos, more complicated.
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- Practical Audio Editing Tools and Color Grading Feature
Part 1: Best Free Video Editing Apps for iPhone to Edit YouTube Videos You Should Know
Before you opt for one of the apps we’ve featured in our top list, you must first make sure that the app you’re interested in offers all the video editing tools you need to process the footage you recorded for your YouTube channel. Considering the number of audio and video tracks an app supports, the number of visual effects it offers or its file-sharing capabilities can make it easier for you to decide which app you are going to install on your device. However, your choice ultimately depends on how frequently and how professionally you want to edit your YouTube videos. Here are the top 5 video editing apps for iPhones and iPads.
1. Filmora
Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases
Compatibility: Requires iOS 9.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
This is an easy and convenient video editing app that is going to allow you to turn regular videos into artistic renditions that are going to look as if they were production-valued. All you need to do is choose the video and select the overall theme for it as well as the design and music. Furthermore, the app delivers some fantastic visual effects such as overlays, filters, elements and transitions, basic function. It also allows you to trim and split video clips, rotate and crop the footage, change the video speed, play the video backwards or add your own voiceover. Another special feature is that you can automate the video by selecting the best parts and letting the application handle everything else.
Pros
- Lots of titles, overlays, filters, elements, transitions, themes for making artistic video
- Enough editing tools to trim, split, rotate, crop videos on iPhone and iPad
Cons
- NO advanced features such as Green Screen video compositing
- Not connected to Filmora desktop video editor
2. iMovie
Price: Free
Compatibility: Requires iOS 11.4 or later.
This is a very comprehensive video editing app and a benchmark release for Apple. It is very similar to the desktop iMovie version, and it should definitely be featured on your device if you’re looking for a free YouTube video editing app for iOS. You can use it to add voiceovers, music, titles as well as photos to your work. There are a lot of templates, themes as well as filters for movie trailers that you can take advantage of if you want to make the video even better. You can enhance the video with slow motion and fast forward by changing video speed and add your own narration as well.
Pros
- Totally Free for iPhone and iPad Users
- Trailer Templates, Themes, Filters Available
- Projects can edit on Mac with iMovie or Final Cut Pro X
Cons
- No elements
- Speed up limited to 2X
Learn more details about How to Edit YouTube videos with iMovie >>
3. Adobe Premiere Rush
Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases
Compatibility: Requires iOS 11.0 or later
Adobe’s software products have been at the center of the video editing world for several decades, but most of the company’s video and audio editing products are aimed athigh-end professional users .
Adobe Premiere Rush has a built-in camera feature, which allows you to capture high-resolution footage from the app and edit it as soon as you stop recording. Creating a soundtrack for a video, arranging video clips in any way you want or customizing a title template are just a few among countless video editing options Adobe Premiere Rush offers.
Its file-sharing capabilities are also impressive since you can share your videos to all major social media platforms directly from the app or edit the file on desktop with Premiere Pro CC. This makes Adobe Premiere Rush an excellent choice for YouTubers, vloggers and all other video content creators who often shoot their videos on different locations.
Pros:
- Let users change a video’s aspect ratio effortlessly
- Records high-definition footage
- Rich title template library
- Multitrack timeline
Cons:
- A limited selection of video effects
- The rendering process can be slow
- Offers only a basic set of transitions
4. LumaFusion
Price: $29,00 – offers in-app purchases
Compatibility: Requires iOS 11 or later
The LumaFusion app is equipped with a wide spectrum of professional video editing tools, that enable video content creators to edit their footage with ease. You can choose a project’s frame rate or its aspect ratio in order to meet the content specifications of the social network on which you want to share your videos.
There are six separate video tracks as well as six audio tracks on the app’s timeline, which means that you can use media files like photos, videos and motion graphics in your projects or create stunning soundtracks.
LumaFusion’s selection of visual effects includes effects like Chroma Key or LUTs and you can also utilize the app’s color correction tools to make your own effects. This iOS-based video editor supports fast and slow-motion effects so that you can create smooth slow-motion videos at 120fps or 240fps.
Pros
- Rich media library that contains free videos, sounds, and backgrounds
- Lets users animate effects with keyframes
- The app’s titler grants users full creative control over the process of creating titles for a video
- Excellent file-sharing capabilities
Cons:
- No video recording features
- Requires previous video editing experience
Check the detailed comparison between LumaFusion and Premiere Rush
5. KineMaster
Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases
Compatibility: Requires iOS 10.3 or later
This video editor for iPhones and iPads grants you access to all the tools you are going to need to create videos that attract a lot of attention on YouTube. In fact, a lot of content creators who share their videos on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube are already using KineMaster to edit their footage.
Adding text layers, stickers or overlaying several videos or photos is easy with KineMaster, while you can also choose from a variety of blending modes that let you decide how the images are going to be combined.
The app features rich filters, music, visual and audio effect libraries and it supports 4K video editing. However, each video you create with the free version of KineMaster is going to be watermarked, and you must purchase the monthly or the annual subscription in order to remove the watermark and gain access to all of the app’s features.
Pros:
- Excellent time-lapse and slow-motion video editing tools
- Offers a broad range of image and text overlays
- Allows users to animate layers with keyframes
- The app’s Asset Store contains hundreds of free stickers, transitions, and music
Cons
- You must make an in-app purchase to remove the watermark
- No video recording capability
- Limited color correction options
6. Magisto
Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases
Compatibility: Requires iOS 11.0 or later
Creating a new video with Magisto won’t take much more than a few moments of your time. You just have to select one of the available templates such as Birthday or Wedding, import the footage from your phone’s camera roll and add music to your project. Magisto’s AI-powered super-smart editor will do the rest for you.
Such a quick and simple video editing process makes this video editor for iPhones and iPads an excellent choice for digital marketers who want to create tutorials or promotional videos they can share on social media.
Purchasing the Magisto’s Business Plan will grant you access to dozens of business-based templates that can help you grow your online audience and improve your brand’s visibility. Keep in mind that purchasing one of the available subscription models is necessary if you want to use Magisto for professional purposes.
Pros:
- A simple 3-step video creation process
- Huge library of royalty-free songs
- Offers a wide range of themes and templates
- Lets users create video collages and videos from photos
Cons:
- No 4K video editing support
- The free version of the app has limited capabilities
- More expensive than the competition
7. Filmmaker Pro Video Editor
Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases
Compatibility: Requires iOS 11.0 or later
Filmmaker Pro Video Editor is equipped with a versatile set of video editing tools that allow users to create attention-grabbing video content from their iPhones and iPads. The app lets you create as many audio and video tracks as your project demands, while it also supports 4K editing, although only on iPad Pro, iPhone SE and later iPhone models.
The Filmmaker Pro Video Editor provides more than thirty filters, as well as color grading tools that enable you to adjust a video’s contrast, exposure or brightness. Moreover, the app grants you access to Green Screen and Ken Burns effects that can be used to make your videos more visually dynamic.
In case you’re editing videos with the Filmmaker Pro Video Editor from an iPad you can use Apple Pen to draw over the footage you’re editing. The only downside is that you must make an in-app purchase to remove the watermark from the videos you export from this app.
Pros
- Excellent font selection
- Built-in fade-in and fade-out audio effects
- Offers support for 4K video editing
- The app doesn’t limit the number of projects you can create
Cons
- Pricy
- Limited file-sharing capabilities
- Requires previous video editing experience
8. QUIK
This is an app which was initially designed for Instagram users, but it quickly transitioned to being one of the best apps for video editing on iPhone. You can make a variety of tweaks to your videos such as fonts, titles, filters, styles and pace of the video and trims. It is easy and convenient for usage.
9. SPLICE
This is another convenient option that you can take advantage of. You would be provided with the chance to add transitions, filters, and text. You can adjust the speed as well as trim the video as you see fit. There is a lot of flexibility delivered by the video which is quite convenient.
Part 2: How to Edit YouTube Videos on iPhone with the YouTube Studio Application
Being able to edit the videos you’ve uploaded to YouTube on your iPhone is without a doubt something very beneficial. The YouTube iOS application - YouTube Studio is a powerful mini video-editing tool. You can easily trim your video, add different effects and filters in order to prominently enhance the way that your video looks as well as to add music as a background and many more.
To edit videos with YouTube Studio, you need to upload the video footge first. To upload the video, navigate to the upper corner of your home screen, and click on the icon like a camera. Now that you can allow access to camera and go through and select your videos, you can easily take advantage of the three convenient tools.
You can trim the beginning as well as the ending of the video quickly, and you can select new start as well as end points. However, you wouldn’t be able to separate the clip in two different ones. Once you are through with that, you can easily add different filter effects through the filter option – there are six of them that you can take advantage of. Furthermore, you can easily add background music by tapping on the music icon which is located in the lower-right part of your screen.
The YouTube Studio app might be a good idea, but it doesn’t provide you with all the necessary capabilities as it is rather limited.
As you can see, there are quite a lot of different ways to edit YouTube videos on iPhone and all you need to do is download a specific application or use the one which YouTube has built-in. There is no need for any previous specific knowledge or skills in video editing as they provide quite comprehensive features.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
Secure Download
For macOS 10.14 or later
Secure Download
Click here to get Filmora for PC by email
or Try Filmora App for mobile >>>
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Check our guide for beginners about How to Edit YouTube videos with Filmora.
Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.
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Richard Bennett
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
iPhones and iPads can capture footage in high resolution, however, video clips you record with an iPhone or an iPad may contain imperfections sometimes. Removing parts of a video clip you don’t want to share publicly, or stabilizing the shaky footage are just a few ways in which you can improve the quality of the videos you’re creating.
The good news is that the iPhone and iPad support a broad range of video editing apps, which enables you to edit all videos you record on these devices before you post them on YouTube or other social media platforms.
There are hundreds of video editing apps to choose from at the App Store , but such a wide range of options can make the process of choosing a video editing app you are going to use to edit your videos, more complicated.
So, in this article, we are going to take you through the some of the best video editing apps for YouTube videos on iPhones and iPads and help you determine which of these apps is the right choice for you.
- Part 1: Best Video Editing Apps for YouTube Video [Free & Paid]
- Part 2: Edit YouTube Videos on iPhone with YouTube Studio
Before we get started, I want to recommend thebest video editing software for YouTubers - Wondershare Filmora video editor , an easy to use while powerful video editor that allows you not only cut, split, crop, resize, reverse your videos, but also offers you multiple video effects specially designed for Fashion, Beauty, Gaming, Travel, Education, etc. Check the video to know more fantastic features:
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
Secure Download
For macOS 10.14 or later
Secure Download
Click here to get Filmora for PC by email
or Try Filmora App for mobile >>>
download filmora app for ios ](https://app.adjust.com/b0k9hf2%5F4bsu85t ) download filmora app for android ](https://app.adjust.com/b0k9hf2%5F4bsu85t )
- Windows & Mac Cross-Platform compatible
- Various Templates, Effects, Elements, Transitions, Filters for making Hollywood like movie easily
- Practical Audio Editing Tools and Color Grading Feature
Part 1: Best Free Video Editing Apps for iPhone to Edit YouTube Videos You Should Know
Before you opt for one of the apps we’ve featured in our top list, you must first make sure that the app you’re interested in offers all the video editing tools you need to process the footage you recorded for your YouTube channel. Considering the number of audio and video tracks an app supports, the number of visual effects it offers or its file-sharing capabilities can make it easier for you to decide which app you are going to install on your device. However, your choice ultimately depends on how frequently and how professionally you want to edit your YouTube videos. Here are the top 5 video editing apps for iPhones and iPads.
1. Filmora
Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases
Compatibility: Requires iOS 9.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
This is an easy and convenient video editing app that is going to allow you to turn regular videos into artistic renditions that are going to look as if they were production-valued. All you need to do is choose the video and select the overall theme for it as well as the design and music. Furthermore, the app delivers some fantastic visual effects such as overlays, filters, elements and transitions, basic function. It also allows you to trim and split video clips, rotate and crop the footage, change the video speed, play the video backwards or add your own voiceover. Another special feature is that you can automate the video by selecting the best parts and letting the application handle everything else.
Pros
- Lots of titles, overlays, filters, elements, transitions, themes for making artistic video
- Enough editing tools to trim, split, rotate, crop videos on iPhone and iPad
Cons
- NO advanced features such as Green Screen video compositing
- Not connected to Filmora desktop video editor
2. iMovie
Price: Free
Compatibility: Requires iOS 11.4 or later.
This is a very comprehensive video editing app and a benchmark release for Apple. It is very similar to the desktop iMovie version, and it should definitely be featured on your device if you’re looking for a free YouTube video editing app for iOS. You can use it to add voiceovers, music, titles as well as photos to your work. There are a lot of templates, themes as well as filters for movie trailers that you can take advantage of if you want to make the video even better. You can enhance the video with slow motion and fast forward by changing video speed and add your own narration as well.
Pros
- Totally Free for iPhone and iPad Users
- Trailer Templates, Themes, Filters Available
- Projects can edit on Mac with iMovie or Final Cut Pro X
Cons
- No elements
- Speed up limited to 2X
Learn more details about How to Edit YouTube videos with iMovie >>
3. Adobe Premiere Rush
Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases
Compatibility: Requires iOS 11.0 or later
Adobe’s software products have been at the center of the video editing world for several decades, but most of the company’s video and audio editing products are aimed athigh-end professional users .
Adobe Premiere Rush has a built-in camera feature, which allows you to capture high-resolution footage from the app and edit it as soon as you stop recording. Creating a soundtrack for a video, arranging video clips in any way you want or customizing a title template are just a few among countless video editing options Adobe Premiere Rush offers.
Its file-sharing capabilities are also impressive since you can share your videos to all major social media platforms directly from the app or edit the file on desktop with Premiere Pro CC. This makes Adobe Premiere Rush an excellent choice for YouTubers, vloggers and all other video content creators who often shoot their videos on different locations.
Pros:
- Let users change a video’s aspect ratio effortlessly
- Records high-definition footage
- Rich title template library
- Multitrack timeline
Cons:
- A limited selection of video effects
- The rendering process can be slow
- Offers only a basic set of transitions
4. LumaFusion
Price: $29,00 – offers in-app purchases
Compatibility: Requires iOS 11 or later
The LumaFusion app is equipped with a wide spectrum of professional video editing tools, that enable video content creators to edit their footage with ease. You can choose a project’s frame rate or its aspect ratio in order to meet the content specifications of the social network on which you want to share your videos.
There are six separate video tracks as well as six audio tracks on the app’s timeline, which means that you can use media files like photos, videos and motion graphics in your projects or create stunning soundtracks.
LumaFusion’s selection of visual effects includes effects like Chroma Key or LUTs and you can also utilize the app’s color correction tools to make your own effects. This iOS-based video editor supports fast and slow-motion effects so that you can create smooth slow-motion videos at 120fps or 240fps.
Pros
- Rich media library that contains free videos, sounds, and backgrounds
- Lets users animate effects with keyframes
- The app’s titler grants users full creative control over the process of creating titles for a video
- Excellent file-sharing capabilities
Cons:
- No video recording features
- Requires previous video editing experience
Check the detailed comparison between LumaFusion and Premiere Rush
5. KineMaster
Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases
Compatibility: Requires iOS 10.3 or later
This video editor for iPhones and iPads grants you access to all the tools you are going to need to create videos that attract a lot of attention on YouTube. In fact, a lot of content creators who share their videos on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube are already using KineMaster to edit their footage.
Adding text layers, stickers or overlaying several videos or photos is easy with KineMaster, while you can also choose from a variety of blending modes that let you decide how the images are going to be combined.
The app features rich filters, music, visual and audio effect libraries and it supports 4K video editing. However, each video you create with the free version of KineMaster is going to be watermarked, and you must purchase the monthly or the annual subscription in order to remove the watermark and gain access to all of the app’s features.
Pros:
- Excellent time-lapse and slow-motion video editing tools
- Offers a broad range of image and text overlays
- Allows users to animate layers with keyframes
- The app’s Asset Store contains hundreds of free stickers, transitions, and music
Cons
- You must make an in-app purchase to remove the watermark
- No video recording capability
- Limited color correction options
6. Magisto
Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases
Compatibility: Requires iOS 11.0 or later
Creating a new video with Magisto won’t take much more than a few moments of your time. You just have to select one of the available templates such as Birthday or Wedding, import the footage from your phone’s camera roll and add music to your project. Magisto’s AI-powered super-smart editor will do the rest for you.
Such a quick and simple video editing process makes this video editor for iPhones and iPads an excellent choice for digital marketers who want to create tutorials or promotional videos they can share on social media.
Purchasing the Magisto’s Business Plan will grant you access to dozens of business-based templates that can help you grow your online audience and improve your brand’s visibility. Keep in mind that purchasing one of the available subscription models is necessary if you want to use Magisto for professional purposes.
Pros:
- A simple 3-step video creation process
- Huge library of royalty-free songs
- Offers a wide range of themes and templates
- Lets users create video collages and videos from photos
Cons:
- No 4K video editing support
- The free version of the app has limited capabilities
- More expensive than the competition
7. Filmmaker Pro Video Editor
Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases
Compatibility: Requires iOS 11.0 or later
Filmmaker Pro Video Editor is equipped with a versatile set of video editing tools that allow users to create attention-grabbing video content from their iPhones and iPads. The app lets you create as many audio and video tracks as your project demands, while it also supports 4K editing, although only on iPad Pro, iPhone SE and later iPhone models.
The Filmmaker Pro Video Editor provides more than thirty filters, as well as color grading tools that enable you to adjust a video’s contrast, exposure or brightness. Moreover, the app grants you access to Green Screen and Ken Burns effects that can be used to make your videos more visually dynamic.
In case you’re editing videos with the Filmmaker Pro Video Editor from an iPad you can use Apple Pen to draw over the footage you’re editing. The only downside is that you must make an in-app purchase to remove the watermark from the videos you export from this app.
Pros
- Excellent font selection
- Built-in fade-in and fade-out audio effects
- Offers support for 4K video editing
- The app doesn’t limit the number of projects you can create
Cons
- Pricy
- Limited file-sharing capabilities
- Requires previous video editing experience
8. QUIK
This is an app which was initially designed for Instagram users, but it quickly transitioned to being one of the best apps for video editing on iPhone. You can make a variety of tweaks to your videos such as fonts, titles, filters, styles and pace of the video and trims. It is easy and convenient for usage.
9. SPLICE
This is another convenient option that you can take advantage of. You would be provided with the chance to add transitions, filters, and text. You can adjust the speed as well as trim the video as you see fit. There is a lot of flexibility delivered by the video which is quite convenient.
Part 2: How to Edit YouTube Videos on iPhone with the YouTube Studio Application
Being able to edit the videos you’ve uploaded to YouTube on your iPhone is without a doubt something very beneficial. The YouTube iOS application - YouTube Studio is a powerful mini video-editing tool. You can easily trim your video, add different effects and filters in order to prominently enhance the way that your video looks as well as to add music as a background and many more.
To edit videos with YouTube Studio, you need to upload the video footge first. To upload the video, navigate to the upper corner of your home screen, and click on the icon like a camera. Now that you can allow access to camera and go through and select your videos, you can easily take advantage of the three convenient tools.
You can trim the beginning as well as the ending of the video quickly, and you can select new start as well as end points. However, you wouldn’t be able to separate the clip in two different ones. Once you are through with that, you can easily add different filter effects through the filter option – there are six of them that you can take advantage of. Furthermore, you can easily add background music by tapping on the music icon which is located in the lower-right part of your screen.
The YouTube Studio app might be a good idea, but it doesn’t provide you with all the necessary capabilities as it is rather limited.
As you can see, there are quite a lot of different ways to edit YouTube videos on iPhone and all you need to do is download a specific application or use the one which YouTube has built-in. There is no need for any previous specific knowledge or skills in video editing as they provide quite comprehensive features.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
Secure Download
For macOS 10.14 or later
Secure Download
Click here to get Filmora for PC by email
or Try Filmora App for mobile >>>
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Check our guide for beginners about How to Edit YouTube videos with Filmora.
Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Richard Bennett
Richard Bennett
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
iPhones and iPads can capture footage in high resolution, however, video clips you record with an iPhone or an iPad may contain imperfections sometimes. Removing parts of a video clip you don’t want to share publicly, or stabilizing the shaky footage are just a few ways in which you can improve the quality of the videos you’re creating.
The good news is that the iPhone and iPad support a broad range of video editing apps, which enables you to edit all videos you record on these devices before you post them on YouTube or other social media platforms.
There are hundreds of video editing apps to choose from at the App Store , but such a wide range of options can make the process of choosing a video editing app you are going to use to edit your videos, more complicated.
So, in this article, we are going to take you through the some of the best video editing apps for YouTube videos on iPhones and iPads and help you determine which of these apps is the right choice for you.
- Part 1: Best Video Editing Apps for YouTube Video [Free & Paid]
- Part 2: Edit YouTube Videos on iPhone with YouTube Studio
Before we get started, I want to recommend thebest video editing software for YouTubers - Wondershare Filmora video editor , an easy to use while powerful video editor that allows you not only cut, split, crop, resize, reverse your videos, but also offers you multiple video effects specially designed for Fashion, Beauty, Gaming, Travel, Education, etc. Check the video to know more fantastic features:
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
Secure Download
For macOS 10.14 or later
Secure Download
Click here to get Filmora for PC by email
or Try Filmora App for mobile >>>
download filmora app for ios ](https://app.adjust.com/b0k9hf2%5F4bsu85t ) download filmora app for android ](https://app.adjust.com/b0k9hf2%5F4bsu85t )
- Windows & Mac Cross-Platform compatible
- Various Templates, Effects, Elements, Transitions, Filters for making Hollywood like movie easily
- Practical Audio Editing Tools and Color Grading Feature
Part 1: Best Free Video Editing Apps for iPhone to Edit YouTube Videos You Should Know
Before you opt for one of the apps we’ve featured in our top list, you must first make sure that the app you’re interested in offers all the video editing tools you need to process the footage you recorded for your YouTube channel. Considering the number of audio and video tracks an app supports, the number of visual effects it offers or its file-sharing capabilities can make it easier for you to decide which app you are going to install on your device. However, your choice ultimately depends on how frequently and how professionally you want to edit your YouTube videos. Here are the top 5 video editing apps for iPhones and iPads.
1. Filmora
Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases
Compatibility: Requires iOS 9.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
This is an easy and convenient video editing app that is going to allow you to turn regular videos into artistic renditions that are going to look as if they were production-valued. All you need to do is choose the video and select the overall theme for it as well as the design and music. Furthermore, the app delivers some fantastic visual effects such as overlays, filters, elements and transitions, basic function. It also allows you to trim and split video clips, rotate and crop the footage, change the video speed, play the video backwards or add your own voiceover. Another special feature is that you can automate the video by selecting the best parts and letting the application handle everything else.
Pros
- Lots of titles, overlays, filters, elements, transitions, themes for making artistic video
- Enough editing tools to trim, split, rotate, crop videos on iPhone and iPad
Cons
- NO advanced features such as Green Screen video compositing
- Not connected to Filmora desktop video editor
2. iMovie
Price: Free
Compatibility: Requires iOS 11.4 or later.
This is a very comprehensive video editing app and a benchmark release for Apple. It is very similar to the desktop iMovie version, and it should definitely be featured on your device if you’re looking for a free YouTube video editing app for iOS. You can use it to add voiceovers, music, titles as well as photos to your work. There are a lot of templates, themes as well as filters for movie trailers that you can take advantage of if you want to make the video even better. You can enhance the video with slow motion and fast forward by changing video speed and add your own narration as well.
Pros
- Totally Free for iPhone and iPad Users
- Trailer Templates, Themes, Filters Available
- Projects can edit on Mac with iMovie or Final Cut Pro X
Cons
- No elements
- Speed up limited to 2X
Learn more details about How to Edit YouTube videos with iMovie >>
3. Adobe Premiere Rush
Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases
Compatibility: Requires iOS 11.0 or later
Adobe’s software products have been at the center of the video editing world for several decades, but most of the company’s video and audio editing products are aimed athigh-end professional users .
Adobe Premiere Rush has a built-in camera feature, which allows you to capture high-resolution footage from the app and edit it as soon as you stop recording. Creating a soundtrack for a video, arranging video clips in any way you want or customizing a title template are just a few among countless video editing options Adobe Premiere Rush offers.
Its file-sharing capabilities are also impressive since you can share your videos to all major social media platforms directly from the app or edit the file on desktop with Premiere Pro CC. This makes Adobe Premiere Rush an excellent choice for YouTubers, vloggers and all other video content creators who often shoot their videos on different locations.
Pros:
- Let users change a video’s aspect ratio effortlessly
- Records high-definition footage
- Rich title template library
- Multitrack timeline
Cons:
- A limited selection of video effects
- The rendering process can be slow
- Offers only a basic set of transitions
4. LumaFusion
Price: $29,00 – offers in-app purchases
Compatibility: Requires iOS 11 or later
The LumaFusion app is equipped with a wide spectrum of professional video editing tools, that enable video content creators to edit their footage with ease. You can choose a project’s frame rate or its aspect ratio in order to meet the content specifications of the social network on which you want to share your videos.
There are six separate video tracks as well as six audio tracks on the app’s timeline, which means that you can use media files like photos, videos and motion graphics in your projects or create stunning soundtracks.
LumaFusion’s selection of visual effects includes effects like Chroma Key or LUTs and you can also utilize the app’s color correction tools to make your own effects. This iOS-based video editor supports fast and slow-motion effects so that you can create smooth slow-motion videos at 120fps or 240fps.
Pros
- Rich media library that contains free videos, sounds, and backgrounds
- Lets users animate effects with keyframes
- The app’s titler grants users full creative control over the process of creating titles for a video
- Excellent file-sharing capabilities
Cons:
- No video recording features
- Requires previous video editing experience
Check the detailed comparison between LumaFusion and Premiere Rush
5. KineMaster
Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases
Compatibility: Requires iOS 10.3 or later
This video editor for iPhones and iPads grants you access to all the tools you are going to need to create videos that attract a lot of attention on YouTube. In fact, a lot of content creators who share their videos on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube are already using KineMaster to edit their footage.
Adding text layers, stickers or overlaying several videos or photos is easy with KineMaster, while you can also choose from a variety of blending modes that let you decide how the images are going to be combined.
The app features rich filters, music, visual and audio effect libraries and it supports 4K video editing. However, each video you create with the free version of KineMaster is going to be watermarked, and you must purchase the monthly or the annual subscription in order to remove the watermark and gain access to all of the app’s features.
Pros:
- Excellent time-lapse and slow-motion video editing tools
- Offers a broad range of image and text overlays
- Allows users to animate layers with keyframes
- The app’s Asset Store contains hundreds of free stickers, transitions, and music
Cons
- You must make an in-app purchase to remove the watermark
- No video recording capability
- Limited color correction options
6. Magisto
Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases
Compatibility: Requires iOS 11.0 or later
Creating a new video with Magisto won’t take much more than a few moments of your time. You just have to select one of the available templates such as Birthday or Wedding, import the footage from your phone’s camera roll and add music to your project. Magisto’s AI-powered super-smart editor will do the rest for you.
Such a quick and simple video editing process makes this video editor for iPhones and iPads an excellent choice for digital marketers who want to create tutorials or promotional videos they can share on social media.
Purchasing the Magisto’s Business Plan will grant you access to dozens of business-based templates that can help you grow your online audience and improve your brand’s visibility. Keep in mind that purchasing one of the available subscription models is necessary if you want to use Magisto for professional purposes.
Pros:
- A simple 3-step video creation process
- Huge library of royalty-free songs
- Offers a wide range of themes and templates
- Lets users create video collages and videos from photos
Cons:
- No 4K video editing support
- The free version of the app has limited capabilities
- More expensive than the competition
7. Filmmaker Pro Video Editor
Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases
Compatibility: Requires iOS 11.0 or later
Filmmaker Pro Video Editor is equipped with a versatile set of video editing tools that allow users to create attention-grabbing video content from their iPhones and iPads. The app lets you create as many audio and video tracks as your project demands, while it also supports 4K editing, although only on iPad Pro, iPhone SE and later iPhone models.
The Filmmaker Pro Video Editor provides more than thirty filters, as well as color grading tools that enable you to adjust a video’s contrast, exposure or brightness. Moreover, the app grants you access to Green Screen and Ken Burns effects that can be used to make your videos more visually dynamic.
In case you’re editing videos with the Filmmaker Pro Video Editor from an iPad you can use Apple Pen to draw over the footage you’re editing. The only downside is that you must make an in-app purchase to remove the watermark from the videos you export from this app.
Pros
- Excellent font selection
- Built-in fade-in and fade-out audio effects
- Offers support for 4K video editing
- The app doesn’t limit the number of projects you can create
Cons
- Pricy
- Limited file-sharing capabilities
- Requires previous video editing experience
8. QUIK
This is an app which was initially designed for Instagram users, but it quickly transitioned to being one of the best apps for video editing on iPhone. You can make a variety of tweaks to your videos such as fonts, titles, filters, styles and pace of the video and trims. It is easy and convenient for usage.
9. SPLICE
This is another convenient option that you can take advantage of. You would be provided with the chance to add transitions, filters, and text. You can adjust the speed as well as trim the video as you see fit. There is a lot of flexibility delivered by the video which is quite convenient.
Part 2: How to Edit YouTube Videos on iPhone with the YouTube Studio Application
Being able to edit the videos you’ve uploaded to YouTube on your iPhone is without a doubt something very beneficial. The YouTube iOS application - YouTube Studio is a powerful mini video-editing tool. You can easily trim your video, add different effects and filters in order to prominently enhance the way that your video looks as well as to add music as a background and many more.
To edit videos with YouTube Studio, you need to upload the video footge first. To upload the video, navigate to the upper corner of your home screen, and click on the icon like a camera. Now that you can allow access to camera and go through and select your videos, you can easily take advantage of the three convenient tools.
You can trim the beginning as well as the ending of the video quickly, and you can select new start as well as end points. However, you wouldn’t be able to separate the clip in two different ones. Once you are through with that, you can easily add different filter effects through the filter option – there are six of them that you can take advantage of. Furthermore, you can easily add background music by tapping on the music icon which is located in the lower-right part of your screen.
The YouTube Studio app might be a good idea, but it doesn’t provide you with all the necessary capabilities as it is rather limited.
As you can see, there are quite a lot of different ways to edit YouTube videos on iPhone and all you need to do is download a specific application or use the one which YouTube has built-in. There is no need for any previous specific knowledge or skills in video editing as they provide quite comprehensive features.
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iPhones and iPads can capture footage in high resolution, however, video clips you record with an iPhone or an iPad may contain imperfections sometimes. Removing parts of a video clip you don’t want to share publicly, or stabilizing the shaky footage are just a few ways in which you can improve the quality of the videos you’re creating.
The good news is that the iPhone and iPad support a broad range of video editing apps, which enables you to edit all videos you record on these devices before you post them on YouTube or other social media platforms.
There are hundreds of video editing apps to choose from at the App Store , but such a wide range of options can make the process of choosing a video editing app you are going to use to edit your videos, more complicated.
So, in this article, we are going to take you through the some of the best video editing apps for YouTube videos on iPhones and iPads and help you determine which of these apps is the right choice for you.
- Part 1: Best Video Editing Apps for YouTube Video [Free & Paid]
- Part 2: Edit YouTube Videos on iPhone with YouTube Studio
Before we get started, I want to recommend thebest video editing software for YouTubers - Wondershare Filmora video editor , an easy to use while powerful video editor that allows you not only cut, split, crop, resize, reverse your videos, but also offers you multiple video effects specially designed for Fashion, Beauty, Gaming, Travel, Education, etc. Check the video to know more fantastic features:
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- Windows & Mac Cross-Platform compatible
- Various Templates, Effects, Elements, Transitions, Filters for making Hollywood like movie easily
- Practical Audio Editing Tools and Color Grading Feature
Part 1: Best Free Video Editing Apps for iPhone to Edit YouTube Videos You Should Know
Before you opt for one of the apps we’ve featured in our top list, you must first make sure that the app you’re interested in offers all the video editing tools you need to process the footage you recorded for your YouTube channel. Considering the number of audio and video tracks an app supports, the number of visual effects it offers or its file-sharing capabilities can make it easier for you to decide which app you are going to install on your device. However, your choice ultimately depends on how frequently and how professionally you want to edit your YouTube videos. Here are the top 5 video editing apps for iPhones and iPads.
1. Filmora
Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases
Compatibility: Requires iOS 9.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
This is an easy and convenient video editing app that is going to allow you to turn regular videos into artistic renditions that are going to look as if they were production-valued. All you need to do is choose the video and select the overall theme for it as well as the design and music. Furthermore, the app delivers some fantastic visual effects such as overlays, filters, elements and transitions, basic function. It also allows you to trim and split video clips, rotate and crop the footage, change the video speed, play the video backwards or add your own voiceover. Another special feature is that you can automate the video by selecting the best parts and letting the application handle everything else.
Pros
- Lots of titles, overlays, filters, elements, transitions, themes for making artistic video
- Enough editing tools to trim, split, rotate, crop videos on iPhone and iPad
Cons
- NO advanced features such as Green Screen video compositing
- Not connected to Filmora desktop video editor
2. iMovie
Price: Free
Compatibility: Requires iOS 11.4 or later.
This is a very comprehensive video editing app and a benchmark release for Apple. It is very similar to the desktop iMovie version, and it should definitely be featured on your device if you’re looking for a free YouTube video editing app for iOS. You can use it to add voiceovers, music, titles as well as photos to your work. There are a lot of templates, themes as well as filters for movie trailers that you can take advantage of if you want to make the video even better. You can enhance the video with slow motion and fast forward by changing video speed and add your own narration as well.
Pros
- Totally Free for iPhone and iPad Users
- Trailer Templates, Themes, Filters Available
- Projects can edit on Mac with iMovie or Final Cut Pro X
Cons
- No elements
- Speed up limited to 2X
Learn more details about How to Edit YouTube videos with iMovie >>
3. Adobe Premiere Rush
Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases
Compatibility: Requires iOS 11.0 or later
Adobe’s software products have been at the center of the video editing world for several decades, but most of the company’s video and audio editing products are aimed athigh-end professional users .
Adobe Premiere Rush has a built-in camera feature, which allows you to capture high-resolution footage from the app and edit it as soon as you stop recording. Creating a soundtrack for a video, arranging video clips in any way you want or customizing a title template are just a few among countless video editing options Adobe Premiere Rush offers.
Its file-sharing capabilities are also impressive since you can share your videos to all major social media platforms directly from the app or edit the file on desktop with Premiere Pro CC. This makes Adobe Premiere Rush an excellent choice for YouTubers, vloggers and all other video content creators who often shoot their videos on different locations.
Pros:
- Let users change a video’s aspect ratio effortlessly
- Records high-definition footage
- Rich title template library
- Multitrack timeline
Cons:
- A limited selection of video effects
- The rendering process can be slow
- Offers only a basic set of transitions
4. LumaFusion
Price: $29,00 – offers in-app purchases
Compatibility: Requires iOS 11 or later
The LumaFusion app is equipped with a wide spectrum of professional video editing tools, that enable video content creators to edit their footage with ease. You can choose a project’s frame rate or its aspect ratio in order to meet the content specifications of the social network on which you want to share your videos.
There are six separate video tracks as well as six audio tracks on the app’s timeline, which means that you can use media files like photos, videos and motion graphics in your projects or create stunning soundtracks.
LumaFusion’s selection of visual effects includes effects like Chroma Key or LUTs and you can also utilize the app’s color correction tools to make your own effects. This iOS-based video editor supports fast and slow-motion effects so that you can create smooth slow-motion videos at 120fps or 240fps.
Pros
- Rich media library that contains free videos, sounds, and backgrounds
- Lets users animate effects with keyframes
- The app’s titler grants users full creative control over the process of creating titles for a video
- Excellent file-sharing capabilities
Cons:
- No video recording features
- Requires previous video editing experience
Check the detailed comparison between LumaFusion and Premiere Rush
5. KineMaster
Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases
Compatibility: Requires iOS 10.3 or later
This video editor for iPhones and iPads grants you access to all the tools you are going to need to create videos that attract a lot of attention on YouTube. In fact, a lot of content creators who share their videos on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube are already using KineMaster to edit their footage.
Adding text layers, stickers or overlaying several videos or photos is easy with KineMaster, while you can also choose from a variety of blending modes that let you decide how the images are going to be combined.
The app features rich filters, music, visual and audio effect libraries and it supports 4K video editing. However, each video you create with the free version of KineMaster is going to be watermarked, and you must purchase the monthly or the annual subscription in order to remove the watermark and gain access to all of the app’s features.
Pros:
- Excellent time-lapse and slow-motion video editing tools
- Offers a broad range of image and text overlays
- Allows users to animate layers with keyframes
- The app’s Asset Store contains hundreds of free stickers, transitions, and music
Cons
- You must make an in-app purchase to remove the watermark
- No video recording capability
- Limited color correction options
6. Magisto
Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases
Compatibility: Requires iOS 11.0 or later
Creating a new video with Magisto won’t take much more than a few moments of your time. You just have to select one of the available templates such as Birthday or Wedding, import the footage from your phone’s camera roll and add music to your project. Magisto’s AI-powered super-smart editor will do the rest for you.
Such a quick and simple video editing process makes this video editor for iPhones and iPads an excellent choice for digital marketers who want to create tutorials or promotional videos they can share on social media.
Purchasing the Magisto’s Business Plan will grant you access to dozens of business-based templates that can help you grow your online audience and improve your brand’s visibility. Keep in mind that purchasing one of the available subscription models is necessary if you want to use Magisto for professional purposes.
Pros:
- A simple 3-step video creation process
- Huge library of royalty-free songs
- Offers a wide range of themes and templates
- Lets users create video collages and videos from photos
Cons:
- No 4K video editing support
- The free version of the app has limited capabilities
- More expensive than the competition
7. Filmmaker Pro Video Editor
Price: Free, but offers in-app purchases
Compatibility: Requires iOS 11.0 or later
Filmmaker Pro Video Editor is equipped with a versatile set of video editing tools that allow users to create attention-grabbing video content from their iPhones and iPads. The app lets you create as many audio and video tracks as your project demands, while it also supports 4K editing, although only on iPad Pro, iPhone SE and later iPhone models.
The Filmmaker Pro Video Editor provides more than thirty filters, as well as color grading tools that enable you to adjust a video’s contrast, exposure or brightness. Moreover, the app grants you access to Green Screen and Ken Burns effects that can be used to make your videos more visually dynamic.
In case you’re editing videos with the Filmmaker Pro Video Editor from an iPad you can use Apple Pen to draw over the footage you’re editing. The only downside is that you must make an in-app purchase to remove the watermark from the videos you export from this app.
Pros
- Excellent font selection
- Built-in fade-in and fade-out audio effects
- Offers support for 4K video editing
- The app doesn’t limit the number of projects you can create
Cons
- Pricy
- Limited file-sharing capabilities
- Requires previous video editing experience
8. QUIK
This is an app which was initially designed for Instagram users, but it quickly transitioned to being one of the best apps for video editing on iPhone. You can make a variety of tweaks to your videos such as fonts, titles, filters, styles and pace of the video and trims. It is easy and convenient for usage.
9. SPLICE
This is another convenient option that you can take advantage of. You would be provided with the chance to add transitions, filters, and text. You can adjust the speed as well as trim the video as you see fit. There is a lot of flexibility delivered by the video which is quite convenient.
Part 2: How to Edit YouTube Videos on iPhone with the YouTube Studio Application
Being able to edit the videos you’ve uploaded to YouTube on your iPhone is without a doubt something very beneficial. The YouTube iOS application - YouTube Studio is a powerful mini video-editing tool. You can easily trim your video, add different effects and filters in order to prominently enhance the way that your video looks as well as to add music as a background and many more.
To edit videos with YouTube Studio, you need to upload the video footge first. To upload the video, navigate to the upper corner of your home screen, and click on the icon like a camera. Now that you can allow access to camera and go through and select your videos, you can easily take advantage of the three convenient tools.
You can trim the beginning as well as the ending of the video quickly, and you can select new start as well as end points. However, you wouldn’t be able to separate the clip in two different ones. Once you are through with that, you can easily add different filter effects through the filter option – there are six of them that you can take advantage of. Furthermore, you can easily add background music by tapping on the music icon which is located in the lower-right part of your screen.
The YouTube Studio app might be a good idea, but it doesn’t provide you with all the necessary capabilities as it is rather limited.
As you can see, there are quite a lot of different ways to edit YouTube videos on iPhone and all you need to do is download a specific application or use the one which YouTube has built-in. There is no need for any previous specific knowledge or skills in video editing as they provide quite comprehensive features.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
Secure Download
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Secure Download
Click here to get Filmora for PC by email
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Check our guide for beginners about How to Edit YouTube videos with Filmora.
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