Noizz: video editor with music Mod is for creating edited videos when you want to combine a clip with a chosen visual style and soundtrack. You can select existing footage or record a new clip, trim it, and add filters, effects, and music; AI recommendations offer another way to choose elements for the edit.
Start with an existing clip or a new recording
The described workflow begins at the Record button. From there, choose Video Editor to select a clip from the media library, or choose Shoot First to record a fresh one. The description also says you can select music before shooting, so the soundtrack may be chosen at that stage rather than added only after recording.
After selecting or recording footage, tap Next to reach the trimming step. Once the clip has been trimmed, tap Next again to add filters and effects. Music can be added at this point if it was not selected earlier. This sequence takes the video from source footage through basic clip preparation and visual treatment, with the finished video ready to share.
Use recommendations when choosing an edit
When you want suggestions rather than choosing every treatment from scratch, the app’s AI analyzes a video and recommends filters, effects, and music. The description says those suggestions are matched to the video’s mood. This gives users proposed editing elements to consider; the available information does not specify that AI replaces all editing choices or applies every suggestion automatically.
The source also describes personalized recommendations based on editing preferences and behavior over time. These recommendations are presented as a way to surface content and features suited to a user’s style. Separately, the description identifies one-click face swapping among the tools and mentions AI enhancements, but does not explain their controls or which editing steps they involve.
Shape the look with filters and effects
For a more deliberate visual treatment, users can choose from filters and special effects. The described styles include vintage film and futuristic or glitch-like effects. Filters can change color, brightness, and contrast, while effects provide other ways to alter a clip’s appearance. The source describes a broad selection, including hundreds of effects and filters, but does not provide a full catalogue.
These options support different looks for the same kind of task: applying a filter to adjust the image or using an effect to give footage a more distinctive style. The description also mentions effects that can make a video appear old-fashioned or futuristic. It does not give additional steps for fine-tuning individual effects, so the stated editing sequence is to choose filters and effects after trimming the clip.
Add a soundtrack and prepare the video to share
Music can come from the app’s selection of tracks or from music imported by the user. The description says Noizz automatically syncs added music to the video, removing the need for manual timing adjustments. Users can select music before recording or add it during editing, according to the described workflow.
Once the clip, visual treatment, and soundtrack are in place, the app supports sharing videos with friends or on social media platforms. The source describes sharing as a way to show the finished video, but does not specify particular platforms or further publishing controls.