What’s better than using VN – Video Editor & Maker by Ubiquiti Labs, LLC? Well, try it on a big screen, on your PC or Mac, with BlueStacks to see the difference.
VN feels like the editor people wish they had when they first started making videos. It opens clean, nothing confusing, and then all the serious tools are just there when needed. On PC with BlueStacks, the timeline has room to breathe, so trimming and sliding clips around with a mouse feels smooth, and zooming in tight for a cut at 0.05 seconds is no hassle. Multi‑track editing means picture‑in‑picture, stickers, photos, and text can stack without drama, and keyframes let those elements move or fade exactly when wanted. Drafts save automatically, undo and redo are safe to spam, and edits do not destroy the original stuff, which takes the pressure off.
Syncing to music is easy because you can drop beat markers and cut to them. Voice‑overs record straight inside the app. Speed controls go beyond a simple fast or slow, with preset curves that act like time remapping, so ramps feel natural. There are transitions and effects like overlay and blur with timing controls, plus a freeze frame button that pops out a 1.5 second still in one tap. Color folks will like that it accepts .cube LUTs, and the built‑in filters are solid when a quick grade is enough. Reverse, zoom punches, and 19 keyframe animation effects cover most fancy moves without plugins.
Importing assets is flexible, even bulk zips, and there is a library of fonts and stickers if nothing is on hand. Text templates are editable down to spacing and color. Projects can hop between phone and desktop with cloud storage, which is handy if editing on a laptop later. There is even a protection mode for drafts with passwords and expiration, and exports can be set to 4K at up to 60 fps. No watermark, which matters a lot when posting.
BlueStacks brings your apps to life on a bigger screen—seamless and straightforward.
