Top Video Editors for Creating Stunning Gacha Studio and Gachaverse Videos

Hey there, fellow Gacha enthusiast! If you’re like me and absolutely adore creating captivating Gacha Studio and Gachaverse videos, you’ll understand the importance of having the right video editing tools in your arsenal. I’ve spent countless hours exploring various apps to enhance my Gacha content, and I’m excited to share my recommendations, complete with their pros and cons.

1. CuteCut Pro: This gem might require a small investment, but I’ve got your back with a tutorial on how to snag it for free. CuteCut Pro shines when it comes to editing typography, animations, and those adorable tweening effects. My only gripe? The occasional challenge of keeping tweening smooth across the screen. It’s also a meme-making powerhouse!
2. Kinemaster: While I don’t personally use Kinemaster, it’s a favorite among many GachaTubers. It’s akin to CuteCut Pro, particularly useful for GLLMs or Gacha intros. Just remember, it lacks the ability for smooth tweening, but it’s a versatile option.
3. VLLO: If CuteCut Pro isn’t an option, fear not! VLLO is here with its similarities. Plus, it throws in some copyright-free music, perfect for crafting GLMMs and Gacha series. Watch out for occasional cropping issues, though. Overall, it gets the job done.
4. VideoStar: When adding flair to your Gacha videos, VideoStar is a fantastic choice. It’s a go-to for GLMVs and those captivating Gacha edits we see on Instagram. A minor downside is once you’ve imported music, it’s set in stone.
5. Powerdirector: Though I haven’t personally tried it, Powerdirector is favored by numerous GachaTubers. This Android-exclusive app is ideal for Gacha series, GLMMs, and perhaps a GLMV. Keep in mind, it doesn’t support certain advanced features like typography and animations.
6. iMovie: Ah, the good ol’ iMovie. It’s got charm, but sometimes those pesky video movement glitches can be a nuisance. Available only for iOS, it’s wonderful for seamless transitions and perfect for Gacha reaction videos.
7. Splice: Similar to iMovie, Splice is a solid choice for Gacha videos. However, it doesn’t offer the same fluid motion as iMovie. While slightly tricky to manipulate screenshots, it’s still a contender for crafting GLMMs, Gacha series, and GLMVs.
8. InShot: While not my top pick for GLMMs or GLMVs, some GachaTubers do use InShot. It’s best suited for Instagram-worthy Gacha edits. Just keep in mind the watermark limitation, but a quick reinstall can work wonders.
9. Funimate: For Instagram Gacha edits, Funimate’s your go-to. Much like VideoStar, it excels at transitions, but be prepared for a noticeable watermark and a square video format.
10. VivaVideo: Got Gacha intros on your mind? VivaVideo is your friend. However, tread carefully – using it for anything else might result in the loss of your precious screenshots and videos.
11. Filmmaker Pro: Crafting a Gacha reaction video? Filmmaker Pro’s got your back. It’s also fantastic for GLMMs. Just remember, the watermark can be a tad distracting.

But wait, there’s more! These apps might not be for video editing, but they’re essential for your Gacha content creation journey:

• Documents: Adding music to your Gacha videos is a breeze with Documents. It’s a fantastic choice for your GLMVs. Though it may get slightly bothersome switching between apps, it’s worth it. Plus, I’ve got a tutorial to help ease the process.
• PicsArt: Need eye-catching thumbnails? PicsArt is your knight in shining armor. But if you’re in a pinch, you can also use IbisPaint X and crop it using VideoStar. Although, PicsArt is the smoother option.
• IbisPaint X: This one’s a must for editing your Gacha characters, animations, and all that pizzazz. It’s the go-to choice for many GachaTubers, and alternatives like Procreate or MediBang Paint also work.

There you have it, my fellow Gacha aficionados! These apps have been my trusty companions in the world of Gacha Studio and Gachaverse video creation. Remember, each app has its own quirks, so pick the ones that align with your creative vision. Happy editing, and may your Gacha videos shine brighter than ever before!