Facebook Video Editor

It depends on the job. invideo gives you a multitrack timeline in the browser with team access, AI-generated footage and a free 1080p export with no watermark. Canva is faster for template-based branded content. CapCut handles trend-driven Reels on your phone. If the video needs real editing, multiple team members or footage you didn’t shoot, invideo covers all three.

Open invideo in any browser. Import footage, edit on the multitrack timeline, add captions styled for muted autoplay, set the aspect ratio and export. The project saves to the cloud so you can pick it up on any device.

4:5 for feed posts — it takes the most screen space in the mobile feed. 9:16 for Reels and Stories. 1:1 for grid placements and cross-posting to Instagram. In invideo, switch between all three on the same timeline without re-importing.

In invideo, captions auto-generate from the audio and land as editable text on the timeline. Restyle the font, adjust timing and fix any transcription errors. Captions are critical on Facebook since most feed videos autoplay on mute.

Yes. Edit the primary version, then branch a 9:16 Reel and a 4:5 feed cut from the same project. Reframe tracks the subject through each crop. Each branch edits independently.

In invideo, your whole team works in one project simultaneously — no file locking, no waiting for someone to close the file. Canva limits live editing to one person. CapCut allows two on the free plan.

The multitrack timeline handles ad creatives the same way it handles organic content. Duplicate the edit, swap the hook and CTA, change the aspect ratio and export variations for A/B testing — all inside one project. For agencies running multiple ad sets, the team workspace and versioning keep everything in one place.

Making a video with pictures using our Facebook video creator is very easy. Here's what you have to do: 1. Sign up on invideo. 2. Pick a template that suits your pictures. 3. Replace your pictures in the template. 4. Add transitions & effects to make your video come alive. 5. Export your video and share it with everyone on your Facebook feed.

The best length for a Facebook video is around 30 seconds. People tend to prefer shorter videos when scrolling through their feeds. However, you can still post videos up to 90 seconds long on Facebook if you want to.

The best video format for Facebook is MOV or MP4 files to get the best quality for your videos. MOV and MP4 files are typically lightweight and can better retain their HD quality during uploading and compression processes. For great video performance on Facebook, make sure your videos are 1280 pixels wide by 720 pixels tall. If it's a wide video, use an aspect ratio of 16:9. For a square video, use 1:1. And for a vertical one, use 4:5. You can easily create these videos using invideo's Facebook video maker in just a few minutes.

Invideo's Facebook video editor allows you to create diverse content for your Facebook profile, including stories, feed videos, promotional materials, behind-the-scenes clips, and more. Its templates and editing tools help you create professional videos tailored to your audience and goals.