The App
Capturing and editing flicks on your phone.
Make your first flick
The best way to learn NanoFlick is to make a flick right now. Pick a template, shoot the suggested shots, and share.
ReadShoot your shots
How the camera screen works: recording, time limits, shooting out of order, the countdown, and getting good sound.
ReadThe Shot List
Add, duplicate, delete, hide, rename, reorder, and audition shots from the Shot List, the screen that shows your whole flick.
ReadEditing a shot
The style and structure controls for a single shot: text, filters, speed, transitions, reshoot, trim, and aspect ratio.
ReadAdding text to your shots
Drop titles, labels, and speech bubbles onto any shot: place them, style them, time them, and add a transition.
ReadAdding music
Score one shot or the whole flick with royalty-free or your own music, and trim, fade, and loop it to fit.
ReadAdding sound effects
Place sound effects at exact moments, adjust their volume and timing, and anchor them to the right shot.
ReadAdding voiceovers
Record narration in sync with your video, import audio, and duck the other audio so your voice stands out.
ReadCaptions
Generate captions on your device, edit them in blocks, style them to match your flick, and assign speakers.
ReadOrientation and aspect ratio
Orientation is how you shoot; aspect ratio is how you share. How to use shot masks to crop for each platform.
ReadFull-frame sharing with shot masks
Share one flick full-frame to landscape, portrait, and square, with no black bars, choosing the best crop for each shot.
ReadVersions
Keep multiple cuts of the same shots from one project: a free Long master, plus Premium Medium, Short, and Custom versions.
ReadSharing and privacy
Where your flicks can go, who can see them, how YouTube backup works, and the difference between Delete and Archive.
ReadFollowing and fans
Follow other creators, build a following of your own, and see how flicks reach the Top Flicks tab.
ReadFree, Premium, and Pro
What each tier unlocks in the app, including how the watermark and endslate change.
ReadFinal Cut Pro export
Send your shots and timeline to Final Cut Pro on a Mac for advanced finishing. A Pro feature.
ReadUsing a gimbal
Shoot stable, hands-free video with a DockKit gimbal, including subject tracking and hardware button control.
ReadYour brand kit in the app
Apply your team's brand kit to a flick, switch it per version, and decide when to pull in a kit update.
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