Like with similar tools, you’ll be able to easily trim your clips and adjust their brightness and contrast (no LUTs here, though, of course).

Now, however, with the new movie editor, you’ll be able to combine multiple videos on a single-track timeline, add title cards and musing and create basic movies within just a few minutes.

More recently, Google also added an AI-based movie creation tool that mostly focused on automatically creating themed movies for you, with a very basic set of features to manually edit them. It’s worth noting that you could obviously already manipulate single videos in Google Photos before, using what is essentially the same set of editing tools as for photos. No word on when these features are coming to other platforms or why Google decided to go this way. Google today announced that it is adding a new movie editor and a few new video editing features to Google Photos, but for now these new features will only be available in the Android app running on Chromebooks.

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