Delete your Video Editor account and data
Video Editor for Android, by Nextgenverse Solutions. Last updated: 14 November 2026.
Video Editor (package com.app.video.editor) has no account of its own, and we have no servers that hold your data. If you signed in with Google, it was only to back up your projects to your own Google Drive. This page explains how to delete everything, in the app or without it.
In short
- In the app: Settings › Delete account and data.
- Only some of your data: delete single projects, backups or fonts, or sign out, and keep the rest (section 2).
- Without the app: remove the app's access to your Google account, delete the “Video Editor backups” folder in your Google Drive, and uninstall the app.
- What we keep: no account and no personal data. Crash reports and usage statistics, which aren't linked to you, expire on their own.
1. In the app
- Open Video Editor and go to Settings.
- Tap Delete account and data.
- Choose whether to also delete the app's backups in your Google Drive, then confirm.
This:
- revokes the app's access to your Google account;
- wipes every project, recording and setting the app keeps on your phone;
- if you choose, deletes the app's backups in your Google Drive.
This cannot be undone. Videos you exported are in your phone's gallery, in Movies/VideoEditor, and .zip files you saved are wherever you saved them. Delete those yourself if you want them gone.
2. Delete only some of your data
You don't have to delete everything. In the app you can remove each kind of data on its own:
- A project: on Home, press and hold the project, then tap Delete project.
- A backup in your Google Drive: Settings › Backups › Restore from Drive, then tap the bin next to the backup.
- A font you imported: Settings › Fonts, then tap the bin next to the font.
- Your Google sign-in: Settings, then Sign out. This removes your name, email address and photo from the app and revokes its access to your Google account. Your backups stay in your Drive.
- Thumbnails and preview copies: Settings › Storage › Clear cache.
- Crash reports and usage statistics: they aren't linked to your name or email address and expire on their own (section 4). Clearing the app's data starts a new random identifier.
You can also email us (section 6) to ask for anything else to be deleted.
3. Without the app
You don't need to install the app again. You can do each of these at any time:
- Remove the app's access to your Google account. Go to myaccount.google.com/connections, choose Video Editor, and delete its connection to your account.
- Delete your backups. In Google Drive, delete the “Video Editor backups” folder. Google Drive keeps deleted files in its trash for 30 days unless you empty it sooner.
- Uninstall the app. This removes everything the app keeps on your phone. Videos you exported stay in your gallery until you delete them.
You can also ask us by email (section 6) and we will help you through these steps.
4. What is deleted and what we keep
| Data | Where it is | How it is deleted |
|---|---|---|
| Projects, recordings, imported fonts and LUT files, templates and settings | On your phone, in the app's own storage | Delete account and data in the app, or uninstalling the app |
| Your Google name, email address and photo, shown in the app | On your phone | Signing out, Delete account and data, or uninstalling the app |
| The app's access to your Google account | Your Google account | Signing out, Delete account and data, or myaccount.google.com/connections |
| Backups | Your Google Drive, in the “Video Editor backups” folder | In the app, or by deleting the folder in Google Drive |
| Exported videos and .zip files you saved | Your phone's gallery, or wherever you saved them | Delete them yourself |
| Crash reports and usage statistics | Google Firebase, under a random identifier for your installation, not linked to your name or email | They expire on their own: crash reports after 90 days, usage statistics after 2 months. Clearing the app's data or uninstalling it starts a new identifier |
What we keep: no account and no personal data. The only things left are crash reports and usage statistics in Google Firebase, which are not linked to your name or email address and expire after 90 days and 2 months. Google's own data, such as your Google Account, your Drive and the data Google collects to show ads, is covered by Google's policies. You can manage it in your Google Account, and reset or delete your advertising ID in your phone's settings. Our Privacy Policy has the details.
5. Purchases
If the app offers a purchase and you made one, deleting your data does not cancel or refund it, because purchases belong to your Google Play account. If you have a subscription, cancel it in the Google Play Store app under Payments & subscriptions › Subscriptions.
6. Contact
For help, or with any question about your data, email support@nextgenversesolution.com. We answer within 30 days.
Nextgenverse Solutions
Email: support@nextgenversesolution.com