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YouCut - Video Editor & Maker

InShot Video Editor

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What it is

YouCut is a video editing app from InShot Video Editor, listed under Video Players & Editors. It was released on Oct 15, 2014 and last updated on 2026-10-10. It is free to download and rated Everyone. The Play summary highlights an AI video editor with music, filters, slideshow, effects, merge and trim tools.

What it does well

The tool list is long. For basic editing, the listing names cutting and trimming, splitting a clip in two, and merging several videos into one. Speed can be changed from 0.2 times to 100 times. There is a multi-layer timeline, along with chroma key and green screen features.

For finishing, you can add music, adjust the original sound, apply filters and effects, and tune brightness, contrast and saturation. Aspect ratios such as 1:1, 16:9 and 3:2 are listed, and so is a photo slideshow maker. The listing also mentions a compressor and converter with export up to 4K.

A group of AI features is named too. These are auto captions that turn speech into text, background removal, one-tap enhancement for video and photos, and a smooth slow-motion option.

Two claims matter for a free app. The listing says exported videos never carry a watermark, and that there are no banner ads on screen while you edit.

What the ratings show

The app scores 4.83 from 8,635,571 ratings and has 100,000,000+ installs. Five stars account for 90.3% and four stars for 6.4%. Three stars are 1.3%, two stars 0.5% and one star 1.6%. For a tool with this many features, that is a very strong response. The data does not show which features people like most.

Where it falls short

Several questions are left open. The no-ads promise says nothing about ads outside the editing screen, and the listing does not mention whether any features cost money. It also does not say whether the AI tools run on the device or need a connection.

The list of features is also long enough that a newcomer may not know where to start, and the listing offers no guide to that.

Who it suits

It suits people who want to cut, join and polish short clips on their phone without a watermark. Anyone who needs a clear price list should look inside the app first.

What we like

  • Listing says exports carry no watermark and there are no banner ads while editing
  • Covers cutting, merging, splitting, speed changes, music, filters and slideshows
  • Rated 4.83 from 8,635,571 ratings, with 90.3% giving five stars

Watch out for

  • The listing does not say whether the AI tools need an internet connection or any payment
  • The no-ads claim is limited to editing, and the listing is silent on ads elsewhere in the app
  • 1.6% of ratings are one star
Verdict: A highly rated, free editor with a broad tool list, though the listing leaves open how the AI features work and whether anything sits behind a paywall.

From the Play Store listing

These figures come from the official Google Play listing and can change at any time. Check the current listing.

Play rating
4.8 out of 5
Ratings
8,635,571
Installs
100,000,000+
Developer
InShot Video Editor
Updated on
Oct 10, 2026
Version
1.722.1225
Content rating
Everyone
Requires Android
8.0
Released on
Oct 15, 2014
Category
Video Players & Editors
Price
Free

How those ratings split

5 ★
90%
4 ★
6%
3 ★
1%
2 ★
0%
1 ★
2%