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To merge videos on Android with nothing installed, open Google Photos, tap Create, then Highlight video, and pick your clips. For a plain end-to-end join with no template over the top, install CapCut. Both cost nothing.
To crop videos Android already has in Google Photos, open the clip, tap Edit, tap Crop, and drag the frame or pick an aspect ratio. Nothing installs. Every crop throws pixels away, which is the part worth thinking about first.
You can cut video with VLC player, but only by recording a stretch of playback to a new file. There is no timeline, no scissors and no way to take a chunk out of the middle. For one cut at one end it is fine.
Search for a subtitle edit program and two things come back: Subtitle Edit, an open source app for .srt files, and any video editor that burns text onto the picture. Which you want depends on where the subtitles live.
Final Cut Pro auto captions live under Edit, in a command Apple now calls Generate Captions. Select the clips that have speech, choose Generate Captions then Subtitles, and each clip comes back with a subtitle title attached to it. The transcription runs on the Mac.
iMovie hands you a .mov unless you ask for something else. Apple documents one route to MP4, on a Mac only: Share, then Export File, with Quality at Medium or Low and Resolution at 720 or 540. Anything higher comes back as QuickTime.
The quickest way to merge videos on Mac is QuickTime Player, which is already installed: open the first clip and choose Edit > Add Clip to End. Reach for iMovie when the clips also need trimming, music or titles.
To combine video clips online, drag your files onto one timeline track in a browser editor, close the gaps between them, then export a single file. Clipchamp, Clideo and Canva all do this. The export screen decides the result, not the join.
To trim video Snapchat has just recorded, open the Timeline Editor from the preview screen and drag either end of the clip. A Snap already sitting in Memories is a different screen with fewer controls. Anything longer than a Snap belongs on a computer.
iMovie is the video montage app iPhone owners should start with: a download from Apple at no cost, one timeline, and an export back to the camera roll. CapCut is the step up when you want captions. Photos cannot join two clips.
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