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A KineMaster transition comes from the Asset Store rather than a fixed menu, which is why two phones show two different lists. The app ships with a set, the store adds more, and the one you need is almost never the one in the preview.
You cannot rotate a tall clip into a wide one; you choose what fills the space on either side. The three honest answers are a blurred copy behind the picture, a crop into the middle of the shot, or an auto reframe that follows the subject. Clideo blurs, iMovie crops, CapCut reframes.
To crop video macOS gives you one app that does a true crop: Photos. Open the clip, click Edit, click Crop, drag the handles, then export. iMovie holds the project frame instead, and QuickTime Player has no crop at all.
In most cases you do not need to compress video for Facebook, because Facebook re-encodes everything on arrival. The job is to hand it a clean 1080p MP4 that is small enough to upload without stalling, not the smallest file you can make.
The best free video editor is CapCut on a phone, Clipchamp in a browser, or iMovie on a Mac. All three join clips, trim them, add music and titles, and export without a watermark. DaVinci Resolve is the most capable download at no cost, and the wrong place to start.
A birthday card video is a greeting of 30 to 90 seconds, sent as a link rather than handed over. The phone you own already makes one. The editing app matters less than the first sentence you say.
For a true grid, PicPlayPost holds up to 12 frames. For two clips side by side, iMovie is already on the phone. CapCut, Canva and InShot sit in between, and the Photos app does none of it.
The default iPhone video editor is iMovie, a free app from Apple that joins clips, trims them and adds music. CapCut is the step up for captions and social clips, and LumaFusion is the one serious editors buy at $29.99. The Photos app is not on the list: it cannot join two clips.
Clipchamp is free to use, and it is the free video and audio editor most people should open first: one browser tab, picture and sound on the same timeline. CapCut covers the phone. Audacity handles sound on its own.
Two commands cover almost every trim in FFmpeg. One copies the streams and finishes in a second but can start on the wrong frame; the other re-encodes and lands where you asked. Which you want depends on whether the cut has to be precise.
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