Here, the video editor is called a video constructor, which probably reflects its essence more accurately, as it differs from all the editors I've worked with before. It doesn't process videos; it creates them from images. Additionally, it's a browser application, not a program to install. Unlike Adobe Premiere, Movie Maker, and InShot, which need to be installed on a computer or phone, everything is done through the website here. Although in terms of functionality, it even falls short of Movie Maker, it's a great option for creating simple short videos for Instagram! The only thing that slightly bothers me is the maximum video length of 90 seconds even in the paid version. This works for me; if necessary, I can just make two videos since Instagram cuts them anyway. However, this is unlikely to work for other social networks. There aren't many features here, but to make videos for Instagram or stories more vibrant and interesting, they are quite sufficient. For example, you can use various effects like image rotations, text appearing from the side or bottom, underlining, zooming in on pictures, darkening, and much more. Over time, you realize that the functionality is quite limited, and without creativity, the videos will be monotonous. I try to experiment, and I manage to make them beautiful and simple, without unnecessary details. To avoid the watermark, I purchased the premium version for 1,000 rubles a month. It's expensive, but at least there's no logo and it includes background music. There's also a more expensive plan for 1,700 rubles a month, but it offers 1080p at 60 frames per second and the ability to use your own fonts. The downside is that unlike downloadable software, which can be cracked or found in a pirated version, this is a cloud service, and you have no choice – either pay or endure the limitations of the free version.
