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VN Video Editor (also known as VN) is a freeware video editing software application available for iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS. Developed by Ubiquiti Labs, LLC, a subsidiary of Ubiquiti Inc. (NYSE: UI), the software is used for video post-production by content creators on platforms such as YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok.

In 2024, the venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) ranked VN as the 19th most popular generative AI consumer mobile application globally by monthly active users.^[1] As of early 2026, the application reported over 200 million cumulative downloads.

VN Video Editor implements a non-linear editing system (NLE) optimized for mobile interfaces. The application supports video export up to 4K resolution at 60 frames per second.^[2]

Key technical features include:

• **Multi-track Timeline:** Support for superimposed video, audio, and subtitle layers.
• **Keyframe Animation:** Adjustments for position, scale, and rotation with 0.05-second precision.
• **Speed Manipulation:** Tools for variable speed changes (time remapping) via curve presets.^[3]
• **AI Integration:** Features include automated captioning, background segmentation, and resolution upscaling.^[4]
• **Color Tools:** Includes a library of LUTs and manual color grading controls.

The application allows for exporting content without forced watermarks and offers functionality without a mandatory user account or persistent internet connection.^[2]

VN Video Editor follows a freemium distribution model. While the core editing tools and watermark-free export are available at no cost, the application offers in-app purchases for specialized templates and advanced assets. This model contrasts with several competitors in the mobile editing market, such as CapCut or InShot, which may require subscriptions or accounts for specific output features.^[5]

The software was developed by Ubiquiti Labs, LLC, an software development arm of the American technology company Ubiquiti.^[6] Originally launched for mobile platforms, it was later ported to macOS and Windows to facilitate cross-platform project compatibility.

In 2024, the application's adoption of AI-driven tools led to its recognition by Andreessen Horowitz in its "Top 100 GenAI Consumer Apps" list.^[1]

Market data from 2024 indicated that VN was among the most used creative tools in the generative AI sector, alongside platforms like CapCut.^[1] Industry reviews have noted its keyframe precision and the absence of watermarks as distinguishing factors in the freeware market.^[2][5]

• List of video editing software
• Ubiquiti

• Official website

Category:Video editing software Category:Android (operating system) software Category:IOS software Category:MacOS software Category:Windows software Category:Freeware Category:Mobile software