MovieMarkup

Name: MovieMarkup
Rating: 2.9 (39 reviews)
Author: Deliverance Software Ltd

Movie annotation made easy

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad. Not verified for macOS.

39 Ratings
Age Rating

16+
Years
Category

Photo & Video
Developer

Deliverance Software Ltd
Language

EN
English
Size

182.5
MB

MovieMarkup is a great new app which lets you add annotation to your movies. Just import the movie, adjust the timeline and add the annotation - it is that easy. Add one or many annotations, then share the annotated movie. Features: Handwritten annotations - a combination of 8 different pen styles, and a huge range of colours, thicknesses and opacities; (1 for free, 7 more as in-app purchase). Text annotation(*) - fully attributed text allowing a mixture of fonts, colours and sizes. Images(*) - import images as annotations and position them over the movie at a size and position of your choosing. Movies(*) - import other movies and overlay them on the main movie at any scale and rotation. This includes the ability to define a transparent colour in the overlayed movie. Sounds(*) - record your own sound track which will overlay (or) overwrite the original movie audio. Shapes - Free-hand or polygonal shapes can be used as annotations, with options to control colour, opacity and border styles. Magnified areas - Use shapes to magnify specific areas of the movie to highlight important details. Arrows - options to control colour, arrow styles, taper and labels. Annotation Options - each annotation has options to control how it is displayed including an 'animated ink' option which makes the annotation appear as if it is being written or typed into the movie in real time. Timeline - this lets you accurately position annotations at the correct movie frame, and also lets you preview the result in real time. You can transform an annotation so that it moves, scales or rotates in the annotated movie. The app has support for many electronic styluses including Apple Pencil, Wacom and Adonit. (*) In app purchase required to allow these features in an exported annotated movie.

Ratings & Reviews

2.9

out of 5

39 Ratings

Has potential to be better
01/14/2019

AppEvaluator2011
I think this app has potential. Some things to improve.1) after playing and pausing, you can slide the time marker anywhere and when you hit play again, it starts from the last paused position and not the new time marker. You have to stop the video and then move the marker.2) i suggest you have a separate time line for the annotations and markups. It is too difficult to select the red line when it is also has rather black line next to it. I am using the pencil to select and even then it is difficult.3) I like that it lets me zoom in to markup something but then it reverts to original resolution and my markings looks shrunken.
Has potential to be better
01/14/2019

AppEvaluator2011

I think this app has potential. Some things to improve.1) after playing and pausing, you can slide the time marker anywhere and when you hit play again, it starts from the last paused position and not the new time marker. You have to stop the video and then move the marker.2) i suggest you have a separate time line for the annotations and markups. It is too difficult to select the red line when it is also has rather black line next to it. I am using the pencil to select and even then it is difficult.3) I like that it lets me zoom in to markup something but then it reverts to original resolution and my markings looks shrunken.
Good but could be much better
09/01/2020

Rawr!Monster!Rawr!
Love the app. I feel like this is the easiest and best way to edit/annotate videos. There are some major problems that could be fixed:...1... Being able to slide the video to go forward or backward similar to how apple photos allows you to slide the video timeline to go forward and back and to stop....2... I use this app to annotate football/soccer games. It would be super useful if you can have the video freeze for a certain amount of time so that the video would pause and I could insert some annotations.Otherwise I believe this app is great. If these problems would be fixed that would make this review 5 stars.
Good but could be much better
09/01/2020

Rawr!Monster!Rawr!

Love the app. I feel like this is the easiest and best way to edit/annotate videos. There are some major problems that could be fixed:...1... Being able to slide the video to go forward or backward similar to how apple photos allows you to slide the video timeline to go forward and back and to stop....2... I use this app to annotate football/soccer games. It would be super useful if you can have the video freeze for a certain amount of time so that the video would pause and I could insert some annotations.Otherwise I believe this app is great. If these problems would be fixed that would make this review 5 stars.
Editing of markup is not intuitive, after two hours I gave up in frustration
02/22/2020

cwisniewski
As it is, there are so few apps that offer video markup in the iOS App Store (most searches bring up tons of markup apps for still images only) that I was glad to have learned that this app existed and might provide me the functionality I want on the iPad itself and at a reasonable price. But after downloading it and purchasing all of its add-ons (suggestion: simply offer a single fully featured mode as an in-app purchase which increases the application’s feature set beyond the free version ), I discovered that there are several very poorly conceived methods for presenting the app’s various markup tools and, worse, managing their use—including, and perhaps most especially, selecting, modifying, and/or deleting a particular markup object after it’s been laid down on the canvas. A final remark: using a single tick mark for the start of a given markup track without also showing on the timeline the endpoint of that same markup track is not a good idea. Moreover, each markup track should be presented in its own row rather than all of them being referenced on a single timeline row, which, moreover, also includes tick marks for the time itself. There are so many good examples of professional video editing programs out there (on the Mac) that show various tracks as stackable rows aligned within the main timeline sequence, that I am surprised that any other presentation method was even considered. Selecting any one of those red tick marks (which requires the use of a long press, it seems) is hard enough, but when it’s positioned exactly where the read head (long black vertical line) is located, being able to easily choose whether it is the red-colored tick mark for a given markup object I am interested in editing or selecting the black-colored read head marker so as to move which frame of the video I want to see displayed in the main window frustratingly impossible. Maybe some of my problems are bugs that need fixing, but then such buggy software should not be released only for customers to encounter such a frustrating time to do what is, in other contexts and on other platforms, relatively straight forward functionality.
Editing of markup is not intuitive, after two hours I gave up in frustration
02/22/2020

cwisniewski

As it is, there are so few apps that offer video markup in the iOS App Store (most searches bring up tons of markup apps for still images only) that I was glad to have learned that this app existed and might provide me the functionality I want on the iPad itself and at a reasonable price. But after downloading it and purchasing all of its add-ons (suggestion: simply offer a single fully featured mode as an in-app purchase which increases the application’s feature set beyond the free version ), I discovered that there are several very poorly conceived methods for presenting the app’s various markup tools and, worse, managing their use—including, and perhaps most especially, selecting, modifying, and/or deleting a particular markup object after it’s been laid down on the canvas. A final remark: using a single tick mark for the start of a given markup track without also showing on the timeline the endpoint of that same markup track is not a good idea. Moreover, each markup track should be presented in its own row rather than all of them being referenced on a single timeline row, which, moreover, also includes tick marks for the time itself. There are so many good examples of professional video editing programs out there (on the Mac) that show various tracks as stackable rows aligned within the main timeline sequence, that I am surprised that any other presentation method was even considered. Selecting any one of those red tick marks (which requires the use of a long press, it seems) is hard enough, but when it’s positioned exactly where the read head (long black vertical line) is located, being able to easily choose whether it is the red-colored tick mark for a given markup object I am interested in editing or selecting the black-colored read head marker so as to move which frame of the video I want to see displayed in the main window frustratingly impossible. Maybe some of my problems are bugs that need fixing, but then such buggy software should not be released only for customers to encounter such a frustrating time to do what is, in other contexts and on other platforms, relatively straight forward functionality.
Not too happy
07/31/2020

jazzywazzy29
The app is good and it’s easy to figure out but the only thing is the watermark. Some apps have a one time pass to not use the water mark sign, but this app does not have the option. With some work it’s ok to have the watermark sign for promotional advantages and to possibly attract more customers but other works can’t have the watermark sign due to its placement in the video and how large it is. It distracts from the entire work.

Developer Response
Thanks for your feedback. You can make the ‘Full export’ or ‘All features’ in app purchase to export without the watermark.
Not too happy
07/31/2020

jazzywazzy29

The app is good and it’s easy to figure out but the only thing is the watermark. Some apps have a one time pass to not use the water mark sign, but this app does not have the option. With some work it’s ok to have the watermark sign for promotional advantages and to possibly attract more customers but other works can’t have the watermark sign due to its placement in the video and how large it is. It distracts from the entire work.
Developer Response 08/07/2020
Thanks for your feedback. You can make the ‘Full export’ or ‘All features’ in app purchase to export without the watermark.

Shape tool improvements including support for parallelograms and trapezoids and 4 new 'triangle styles’ Various text drawing improvements including 'Shadow' and ‘Outline’ option to Text double draw mode Added a 'Transparency' option to Change colour function (in image edit window) New import option for images - 'Resize images' (In the main app settings, Document editing section. Changed the image edit window to show transparency more clearly with a checkerboard background Reduced the flicker effect when you have used the pen tool then scroll or zoom Improvements to pressure sensitive ink capture and drawing (draft and felt tip) Various other improvements and optimisations If you are enjoying using MovieMarkup please leave a review - thanks.

Version 2.0.18 Apr 1

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Information

Seller: Deliverance Software Ltd
Size: 182.5 MB
Category: Photo & Video
Compatibility: Requires iOS 15.6 or later.

iPhone
Requires iOS 15.6 or later.

iPad
Requires iPadOS 15.6 or later.

iPod touch
Requires iOS 15.6 or later.

Mac
Requires macOS 12.5 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.

Apple Vision
Requires visionOS 1.0 or later.
Languages: English
Age Rating: 16+

16+

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In-App Purchases: Yes

All features $4.99

Full Export $1.99

Text $1.99

All Pens $2.99

Sounds $0.99

Images $1.99

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