Green Screen by Do Ink review
A focused iOS compositor with chroma key, masking, three layers, and 4K export.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Green Screen by Do Ink is an iPhone and iPad app for creating layered videos, photos, and GIFs. It is aimed at classrooms, students, teachers, and individual content creators who need chroma-key compositing on an iOS device. The app supports green, blue, and other saturated backgrounds, while automatic person masking allows compositing without a green screen. Users can combine live camera footage with imported photos, videos, text, drawings, animations, and other artwork.
The product has one paid plan, Green Screen by Do Ink, sold as a one-time App Store purchase at 5.99. Its feature set includes green-screen and chroma-key editing, automatic person masking, exports up to 4K, and the ability to create videos, images, and GIFs. The standout capability is the combination of chroma-key filtering and automatic person masking, giving creators two ways to isolate subjects. Editing tools also cover cropping, transforming, rotating, and masking image sources.
iOS is the clear platform focus. Media can be imported from the camera roll, and finished videos or images can be exported to the Photo Library, iCloud, Google Drive, or Dropbox. The three-source limit keeps the workflow focused, but it may not suit projects that require a larger compositing stack. Green Screen by Do Ink is a good fit for iPad and iPhone users making classroom projects, short-form content, or simple layered media. Teams seeking broader platform coverage or more than three source layers should choose another tool.
Green Screen by Do Ink pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Automatic person masking works without a green screen.
- Supports up to three video, photo, camera, or artwork layers.
- Exports videos up to 4K and creates GIFs.
- Where it doesn't
- Available only on iPhone and iPad.
- Projects are limited to three source layers.
- There is no free plan.
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