Photography · Android
Cinexa - Photo & Video Editor
Pro photo and video editing with AI enhance, collage and slideshow tools
Edit photos and videos like a pro, all in one app
Cinexa combines photo editing, video editing, AI-powered enhancement, collage making and slideshow creation into a single app — built for anyone who wants professional-looking results without switching between several separate tools. Clean up a photo, trim and combine video clips, build a collage from a set of favourites, or turn a batch of photos into a shareable slideshow, all from one place.
Key features
- ✓AI-powered photo and video enhancement
- ✓Full photo editing — crop, filters, adjustments and more
- ✓Video editing — trim, combine and enhance clips
- ✓Collage maker for combining multiple photos
- ✓Slideshow creator with music and transitions
- ✓Fast export ready to share directly to social apps
- ✓Clean, intuitive editing interface
- ✓One app instead of several separate editing tools
Ready to try Cinexa - Photo & Video Editor?
Free to download on the Google Play Store.
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Read article →Frequently asked questions
Does Cinexa edit both photos and videos?+
Yes, Cinexa combines photo editing and video editing tools in a single app, rather than requiring separate apps for each.
What does the AI enhance feature actually do?+
AI enhance automatically improves a photo or video's quality — adjusting things like clarity and colour — in one tap, rather than requiring manual adjustment of individual settings.
Can I create a slideshow from my photos?+
Yes, Cinexa includes a slideshow creator with music and transition options for turning a set of photos into a shareable video.
Can I make a collage from multiple photos?+
Yes, the built-in collage maker lets you combine several photos into a single layout.
Is the app free?+
Yes, Cinexa is free to download from the Google Play Store.