Discover LumaFusion, an App to Edit Video on Your iPhone or iPad

With this professional editing app that features a mobile interface, you can work anywhere

For many creatives, speed is critical when working on audiovisual pieces. Those who deal with content that is updated daily on social media, for example, or film an event that needs to be published right away, need the fastest tools available.

For all of them, and for those who prefer the convenience of working on a mobile phone, LumaFusion is one of the best options for video editing. Far from the traditional editing suites that require a lot of hardware, everything here works on an iPhone or iPad.

Main features

These are the basic features of this app, according to video and content editor Daniel Espla (@daniespla):

• The app's highlight is that we no longer require a powerful computer, and we can edit wherever we are.
  

• The interface is similar to that of other video applications, such as Adobe Premiere or Final Cut.
  
• As in other editors, you will work with separate video, audio and image tracks.
  
• You can do color correction, audio correction, add titles, special effects, etc.
  

• You can import material from different sources in the iOS system or cloud storage services such as Google Drive, Dropbox, or iCloud Drive, and disks and external memory cards connected to the device.
  
• The app will work better, and you will avoid some crashes if there is a lot of storage available on your device.
  

Other technical features

Other technical aspects are detailed on the application's website:

• Allows integration with Frame.io.
  
• Has an extensive library of transitions.
  
• Comes with color correction presets and filters.
  

• Allows working on projects with various aspect ratios, as well as 360 videos and 4K videos of 60 fps.
  
• You can create slow and fast motion videos, as well as reverse an existing clip. Timelapses and slow-motion videos can show up to 240 fps.
  
• Comes with tools for fast sharing in social media apps, cloud storage and other places.
  

If you want to learn how to use this application from scratch and edit like a professional, sign up for Daniel's Domestika course, Introduction to LumaFusion.

English version by @angeljimenez

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