General information

Video Toolbox is a video editor app that provides a set of tools to do the simple things you want with videos on your Android phone or tablet: rotate, trim, flip, resize, and convert.

Try before you buy with the demo version. It's identical except output videos contain a watermark: http://androidideas.org/videotoolbox/trial/google-play

Supports editing all media formats created by Android camera (camcorder) apps as well as some additional formats.

Please disable task killers; they can interfere with a long rendering process.

Video Toolbox isn't a traditional linear video creator with a timeline, although it allows you to simply edit and convert your videos. It provides a toolkit containing most of the functions that you'd want in a mobile setting (rotate, etc.) with an interface that makes sense in on a small form factor.

About the tools

Rotator tool:
Rotating a video clockwise or counterclockwise, rotation by 90, 180, or 270 degrees. Rotated video will have its width and height flipped due to rotation.

Trimmer tool:
Cut a clip out of a film. Trimming is done by start and end times, allowing time to be trimmed off the beginning, end, or both.

Resizer tool:
Change the resolution (width and height) of the video frame. Resizing is proportional by default but resized video can be any aspect ratio.

Flipper tool:
Flipping a video horizontally or vertically. If a video is already flipped from the rotate tool, it will flip again, essentially neutralizing it.

Bitrate tool:
Allows you to choose the video and audio quality in terms of the bit rate (kb / sec). Often used to shrink the file size. Shrinking will allow easier sharing over Email, MMS, etc. Shrinked video may be lower in quality.

No audio tool:
Removes the audio track.

Converter:
Not a tool that you add like the others, but converting to another format is as easy as picking a different extension when saving.

Share tool:
Helper for sharing videos (either created with this movie maker app or already on your phone) to YouTube, Facebook, Gmail, Messaging, etc.

If you have any questions or suggestions please email me at ken@androidideas.org. If you use the comments section for this I can't easily respond or ask questions to clarify.

The app's video editer and creater features use FFmpeg as a decoder/encoder/transcoder. FFmpeg is licensed under the LGPL. See the "About" page inside the app for more details.