u/DaniloSerratore

I have been using Kinemaster on my Chromebook Plus to edit videos for a few months now, and I am really satisfied. After trying several other apps and web-based solutions, this one has remained the best. It is packed with features and is more than usable even without paying for a subscription. The other solutions I tried all have major limitations in their free versions. Kinemaster is almost a professional tool, and I haven’t found anything better for Chromebook. Has anyone else tried it? What are your thoughts? Would you suggest any other tool that is better than Kinemaster? However, I also have a concern: Kinemaster is essentially a mobile app, and I worry that for some reason—perhaps an update or developer choices—it might suddenly stop working on Chromebooks out of nowhere. Do you think this is an unfounded fear? Thanks!

I want to start creating AI-generated educational history videos, ranging from short 1-minute clips to around 10-minute videos. I'd love your recommendations on the best online tools (web-based only, no desktop software to install). Ideally, it should be able to generate the video directly from plain text or a dedicated script. I'm open to both free options (if any exist, though I know most have heavy limitations) and paid ones (if you know the pricing, I'd really appreciate it). Thanks!

I want to start creating AI-generated educational history videos, ranging from short 1-minute clips to around 10-minute videos. I'd love your recommendations on the best online tools (web-based only, no desktop software to install). Ideally, it should be able to generate the video directly from plain text or a dedicated script. I'm open to both free options (if any exist, though I know most have heavy limitations) and paid ones (if you know the pricing, I'd really appreciate it). Thanks!