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AndroVid review

Freemium#43 of 58 in Android Video Editing Apps

A broad Android editor for everyday cuts, compression, effects and format conversion.

4.6/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

AndroVid is a mobile video and photo editor from Fogosoft Ltd for Android users who need practical editing without a desktop workflow. Its tools cover trimming, cutting, splitting and merging clips; adding music, text, stickers, emojis, GIFs and watermarks; applying filters and effects; changing playback speed; converting formats; extracting audio or still frames; creating GIFs, collages and slideshows; and compressing exports. It suits solo creators and small teams working primarily on Android, especially when quick edits, sharing preparation or storage reduction matter.

The free plan is an ad-supported Android app with video and photo editing tools, and in-app purchases are available. The separately sold Pro app is listed at $19.99 in the US and includes trimming, merging and splitting, plus effects, filters, music and conversion tools. The plan structure is straightforward, but the published Pro highlights do not explain a broader set of paid-only capabilities beyond those core tools. Buyers should compare the free app’s ads and available purchases with the Pro app before choosing a longer-term workflow.

AndroVid’s breadth is its clearest advantage for basic mobile production. Export quality can be changed, including HD or UHD (4K), and compression helps prepare files for sharing or storage limits. The app also offers separate volume controls for original and added music, custom watermarks, and an AI face-blur feature. It works offline according to its Google Play description. Choose it for self-contained Android editing, format conversion and compression; choose another editor if you need desktop or web access, integrations, or advanced timeline workflows.

AndroVid pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Covers trimming, merging, conversion, compression and GIF creation
    • Separates original and added music volume controls
    • AI face blur plus 4K export and offline use
  • Where it doesn't
    • Android-only with no desktop or web deployment
    • Free edition is ad-supported
    • No integrations or advanced timeline workflow

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