Review: FlexClip video maker

This article was translated from Dutch with the help of AI. Read the original.

Sophia from PearlMountain Limited asked us to take a look at their new app FlexClip. FlexClip is a simple but powerful video maker that helps you create videos for any purpose.

Here are some of its main features:

• Completely free;
  
• A blank storyboard for combining multiple photos and clips;
• Flexible video editing tools: trimming, splitting, text, voice-over, music, watermark, et cetera;
• High-definition video export.

Only MP4 format supported

According to the FlexClip developers, the problem was caused by the different encoding modes of the MPG or MOV files. Some encoding modes may not be supported.

They converted my MOV video to MP4 format, after which I was able to import it.

FlexClip currently says it supports only the MP4, M4V, MOV and WEBM video formats. They are working hard to improve this in the near future and ensure that more file types and features are supported.

Using FlexClip

You should not think of it as an application such as Adobe Premiere. You can upload media, photos and videos, and put together a storyboard. It is even possible to record a voice-over, for example if you want to tell a story about the content of the video.

You can also edit your photos and/or videos. For example, you can remove unwanted elements or cut out uninteresting parts and then add other parts again.

You can also add text and choose a style in which that text should appear. You can rotate images or add a watermark. You can do the latter if you do not want someone else to take credit for your work.

You can also add music. To do this, switch to the Music tab. You can use your own music or tunes and/or sounds supplied by them. Unfortunately, the software is only available in English.

Exporting

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