Help & Support
Vezora turns your photos and videos into short, edited videos for iPhone and iPad. Pick a ready-made template, add your media, fine-tune the timeline, text, music and colour, and export — all on your device.
Email support.vezora@gmail.com with your question, a description of what happened and, if you can, the details listed under Reporting a bug. Email is the only support channel for Vezora.
From an empty gallery to a finished video in five steps.
Media is chosen with Apple's photo picker. The first time, iOS asks whether Vezora may access your library. That's optional: whether you allow full access, limited access or none, the picker still shows your whole library and Vezora receives only the items you select.
Every template comes with its own soundtrack. In Audio you can set the volume, fade in and out, choose the start point, mute it, or tap Import from Files to use an audio file of your own (for example MP3, M4A or WAV).
Canvas holds background colours, ten filters (Original, Warm, Cool, Vivid, Fade, Mono, Noir, Film, Gold Hr and Dusk), brightness, contrast, saturation and warmth, plus Grain, Vignette, CRT and Duotone effects. Sticker adds emoji to the canvas.
Tap the save button next to Export in the editor to keep a project; it shows a checkmark when saved. Saved projects appear in My Projects. To delete one, touch and hold it and choose Delete.
Choose 720p, 1080p, 1440p, the project's own size, or 2160p, at 24, 30 or 60 fps. Rendering happens on your device. Afterwards, Save adds the video to Photos and Share opens the iOS share sheet.
Saving needs permission to add photos. If you declined it, open Settings › Privacy & Security › Photos, choose the app and allow access. Changing a photo setting can make iOS restart the app, so tap Share first if you need the current export straight away — sharing needs no permission.
Projects appear in My Projects only after you tap the save button in the editor. Saved projects stay on your device and aren't included in iCloud or device backups, so deleting the app also deletes them. Export anything you want to keep.
Close other demanding apps, and give the preview a moment after loading many large videos. Exporting at a lower resolution is quicker on older devices.
No. Vezora has no accounts, sign-in or registration.
No. Vezora makes no network connections: your media is processed and stored on your device. A video only leaves your device when you share it, using an app you choose. See the Privacy Policy for details.
Yes. Templates, soundtracks, transitions, filters and effects are all included in the app, and editing and exporting happen on your device.
The first time you pick media, iOS asks whether Vezora may access your photo library. You can allow full access, limited access or none: in every case the photo picker still shows your library and Vezora only receives the items you select. Vezora doesn't browse or scan your library.
Separately, saving an export asks for permission to add to your library.
Yes. You may use the templates and their soundtracks in videos you make with Vezora, including videos you publish or use commercially. You may not extract or redistribute the music or other bundled content on its own. See the Terms & Conditions.
Yes. In the editor, open Audio and tap Import from Files. Make sure you have the right to use any music you add.
720p, 1080p, 1440p, the project's own size (1920p for the vertical templates) or 2160p, measured on the long edge, at 24, 30 or 60 frames per second.
No. Saved projects contain full copies of your media, so they are kept out of iCloud and device backups. Deleting the app removes them. Exported videos you save to Photos are backed up like any other video in your library.
No. Vezora has no subscriptions and no in-app purchases.
iPhone and iPad running iOS or iPadOS 17 or later.
A good report helps us reproduce the problem. Please include:
Email it to support.vezora@gmail.com. Please only attach personal photos or videos if they're needed to show the problem.
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