LumaFusion is one of the most famous professional video editors in the world, but it was only available for iOS until now. This changes today with the release of the beta version for Android and ChromeOS, allowing users of these systems to have access to innovative and advanced editing features.
This is a nice addition to ChromeOS, which has already received Steam support on computers with select Ryzen chips, but let’s talk about LumaFusion now.
LumaFusion for Android is now available via Google Play and Galaxy Store, while ChromeOS users will be able to download the software from the LumaTouch official website and Google Play.
The app is still at special launch prices:
- Google Play: BRL 104.99
- Galaxy Store: BRL 104.76
The iOS version of LumaFusion costs R$ 169.90, so this can be a good opportunity to save, since those who buy the app will now have access to the final version for free. On the other hand, the library’s internal purchases of Storyblocks will continue to be available.
Some of the highlights of LumaFusion for Android and ChromeOS include support for overlaying up to 6 videos or audio tracks on the magnetic timeline as per your phone/Chromebook specs. This version also supports clipboard between projects, effects (green screen, color LUTs, etc), markers, slow motion and more.
With it, it will be possible to edit videos ranging from 18 to 240 fps stored on the device itself or on external devices or even in the cloud via Box, Dropbox, Google Drive and OneDrive. LumaFusion for Android also offers free support with online tutorials within the app for first-time users.
