Team Up with .KINE Files

Mobile video editing gets more mobile, with KineMaster! Spread the editing work around for incredible results fast, with .KINE files. No other video editor makes it as easy to pass video production from one editor to another on mobile, letting your team progress from rough cuts to the finishing motion effects in record time. Ready to learn how you can level up your creatives?

What’s a .KINE file?

A .KINE file is a file that contains all the editing information contained in a KineMaster project, including media, layers, properties and settings, text and styling, and audio tracks. .KINE files can be saved at any point during the editing process, so others can pick up where you left off or merge their own projects in.

Creative Collaboration with .KINE Files

✅ Take Over
If your videographer has dropped all the clips into a project, let them get back to making video and pass the editing on to, well, the editor. Got additional design requirements? Send the .KINE file over! Does marketing want to double-check branding? Need to send it to the client? Is Social Media going to post in several aspect ratios? .KINE files have you covered.

📌 Recommended situations
- Perfect for definite divisions of labor
- Great when you need to deliver draft versions ASAP

✅ Make a Template
It’s easiest to iterate if you have a pre-existing format to follow. .KINE files make that easy, allowing you to replace to specific elements in a file for a brand new (but similar) creative. Whether you’re swapping out product shots, names and titles, or logos and brand colors it’s fast and easy to work with a project that’s already made.

📌 Recommended situations
- Excellent when the same video content needs CTAs in different languages
- Fast and easy to update brand colors and graphics

✅ Share the Work
Make a master project from multiple editors! When you import a .KINE file, you can use the Merge Project tool to combine it with existing projects or with other .KINE files you have imported.

📌 Recommended situations
- Good for allowing different teams to provide text, design, video and images to a single editor
- Perfect when you want to assemble and revise KineMaster projects made by others

✅ Edit Everywhere
KINE files can be easily shared via the cloud, email, Google Drive, etc., so you can continue working on and editing regardless of device or platform.

📌 Recommended situations
- When you need to continue working on a project that you worked on on your phone while on the road on a tablet at the office
- When collaborating with team members using different devices

How to use KINE file collaboration

1.Export a project as a KINE file
- Open KineMaster and click the button to the right of the desired project in the ‘Create’ tab.
- Select the Export to .kine file button.
- When you specify a save location, the KINE file will be saved in that path.

2.Importing KINE files in KineMaster
- Click the ‘Create’ button in the KineMaster ‘Create’ tab.
- Click the ‘Import’ button in the upper right corner to select a saved KINE file.
- You can continue working with the saved edit status.

3.Sharing KINE files
- Send the saved KINE file to your team members via email, Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.
- When your team members receive the file and open it in KineMaster, they can continue working right away.

Collaborate smarter with KINE files!

KINE files are a tool that allows you to expand video editing from a solo task to a team-based collaborative task. You can save and share the editing process as is, allowing for efficient division of work and quick revisions among team members.

Use KineMaster and KINE files to maximize your team’s capabilities and create better videos! Get started with KINE files right now!