CapCut has launched a new app called CapCut Pad for Android tablets, bringing more advanced video editing tools and a larger editing workspace designed for bigger screens. Available now through the Google Play Store, CapCut Pad aims to offer what the company calls “desktop-level” video editing on Android tablets. Compared to the standard mobile version, CapCut Pad adds more precise editing features, including multi-track timeline editing, keyframe animation, chroma key, smooth slow motion, video stabilization, and other tools for editing videos and photos. For more advanced video work, Adobe Premiere is coming to Android soon. Google introduces Eclipsa Video in Android 17, a new HDR video standard designed to deliver more consistent brightness and colors across different devices. And unlike Android 16, where people had to tweak HDR brightness themselves, Eclipsa Video runs these improvements automatically. Read more in our articles including "CapCut launches new Pad app for Android tablets" and "Google adds new video editing tools to Android 17".
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Jul 12, 2026CapCut has launched a new app called CapCut Pad for Android tablets, bringing more advanced video editing tools and a larger editing workspace designed for bigger screens. Available now through the Google Play Store, CapCut Pad aims to offer what the company calls “desktop-level” video editing on Android tablets.
Compared to the standard mobile version, CapCut Pad adds more precise editing features, including multi-track timeline editing, keyframe animation, chroma key, smooth slow motion, video stabilization, and other tools for editing videos and photos. For more advanced video work, Adobe Premiere is coming to Android soon. Google introduces Eclipsa Video in Android 17, a new HDR video standard designed to deliver more consistent brightness and colors across different devices.
Our coverage of video editing Android includes: "CapCut launches new Pad app for Android tablets"; "Google adds new video editing tools to Android 17"; "Android 17 introduces Eclipsa Video for better HDR playback". Each article provides unique insights and information.