Updated September 2026

Splice review
Mobile video editor owned by GoPro for trimming, adding music, and adjusting speed on iOS and Android. Best for quick mobile edits for GoPro and smartphone footage. Starts at $9.99/month.
Originally built by Vemory; acquired by GoPro in 2016 and now published under GoPro.
What's free
Free tier exports without a watermark but limits users to 2 active projects at a time
Key features
- Speed Ramping
- Music Library
- Color Grading
- Slow Motion
- Text Overlays
- Voiceover Recording
Pros
- No watermark even on free tier
- Simple, mobile-only workflow good for quick edits
Cons
- Free plan capped at 2 active projects
- Mobile only, no desktop or web app
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Sources: spliceapp.com, en.wikipedia.org, gopro.com