CapCut Alternatives: What to Use Since It's Still Unavailable

Hey Y'all!

If you’ve been missing CapCut ever since it got banned alongside TikTok, you’re not alone. While TikTok managed to make a comeback in the US, CapCut is still unavailable, leaving creators scrambling for a solid replacement. Don’t worry, though—I’ve got you covered with some fire alternatives.

Here are the best apps to replace CapCut:

  1. VN Video Editor

Why Y'all Will Love It: Free with no watermarks and packed with features like multi-layer editing, keyframes, and smooth transitions.

Best For: Advanced edits that don’t cost a dime.

Available: Everywhere on iOS, Android, and even desktop.

  1. InShot

Why Y'all Will Love It: Super easy to use with transitions, text, music, and effects to spice up your edits.

Best For: Quick and creative edits, especially for Instagram and TikTok.

Available: Globally on Android and iOS.

  1. KineMaster

Why Y'all Will Love It: Full of pro tools like chroma key and precision trimming. Perfect for creators who want more control.

Best For: High-quality videos, like YouTube content.

Available: Worldwide, but you’ll need to subscribe to remove the watermark.

  1. PowerDirector

Why Y'all Will Love It: Motion tracking, slow-mo, and stunning effects make it a standout.

Best For: Creators who want to level up their edits.

Available: On Android, iOS, and desktop.

  1. FilmoraGo

Why Y'all Will Love It: Loaded with creative effects, split screens, and text animations to give your content personality.

Best For: TikTok-style content with flair.

Available: Globally for Android and iOS.

  1. Adobe Premiere Rush

Why Y'all Will Love It: Professional-grade edits on the go, plus cloud syncing to switch between devices.

Best For: Serious creators who want pro tools in a mobile app.

Available: Globally, with a free plan and premium upgrades.

CapCut might still be off the table, but you’ve got plenty of options that are just as good—if not better! VN Video Editor is a favorite for free, pro-level editing. For quick and easy edits, try InShot or FilmoraGo.

Which of these apps are y’all using? Got another go-to editor? Let me know in the comments!