Magic Video, which is universal for both iPhone and iPad, is part of the PicsArt photo editing, collage and drawing app ecosystem that has been around the social mobile photo editing scene for awhile.
After that, you can continue to edit the video with adjustments like Multiply, ColorBurn, Overlay, Hard and Soft Light and others. A slider lets you calibrate the quality of your footage from low to high, which will determine processing time. Choose one, and from there you can tap on any of the 10 built-in filters to adjust how you want your movie to look. You can shoot video directly from the app or dive into your Camera Roll to bring up saved videos on your phone. Video is on its way to getting equal time in the AI-sphere with the help of PicsArt’s new Magic Video (free on the iTunes Store), designed to do for video what Prisma does for still images.
