How To
How to Add Music to KineMaster in 3 Steps

- June 1, 2021
- Updated: July 2, 2025 at 4:05 AM

If you like fiddling with songs and clips, KineMaster can become your go-to app on Android. Making masterful videos and your artistic vision into reality is as easy as pie with this video editor.
Here’s a quick look at how you can add music to the experience.
Add the clip to your KineMaster timeline
Although you can add music to the timeline first, it’s easier to choose the atmosphere if you have the material edited and ready for the audio. Click “Media” and select it to add to the project. Make rough cuts to understand the length of the final video and make other creative decisions. Once it’s ready, move to the next step.
Tap the “Audio” icon and click “Add (+)”
Importing music is as easy as getting the visuals. The “Audio” icon is on the right-hand side of the settings wheel. Click it, navigate to the “plus icon,” find the folder of choice, select the music file, and tap it to add.
Edit, save, and export
Once you have it on the timeline, you can manipulate the music as you want. Trim, use filters, compress, and whatnot. Once you’ve played with the music and picture enough, save the final product on your device or share it with friends on social media.
Record audio!
Voiceover is fun! Not only can you make a unique video with available music overlay, but you can also add a spoken word or a song recorded by you right in the app. KineMaster is a creative hub that doesn’t cease to amaze!
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