InShot Audio Out of Sync After Export
Ongoing iOS, Android Updated October 21, 2026
Quick answer
Audio drift in InShot is mostly reported on long projects, clips with changed speed and phone footage with variable frame rate. Re-check audio after speed changes and export at the source frame rate.
Most likely fix: Set speed before adding audio.
Symptoms
Voice or music drifts away from the picture as the video plays, music doesn't play in preview, extracted audio is cut off, or text timing shifts after saving.
Why it happens
- Changing clip speed after extracting or adding audio
- Long projects where small drift adds up
- Variable frame rate phone/screen recordings
- Export frame rate different from the source
How to fix it
Try these in order — the most common fix is first.
1. Set speed before adding audio
- Apply speed changes to clips first
- Then extract or add audio and check it lines up
2. Keep the source frame rate
- When saving, choose the same frame rate as your footage
3. Export long videos in parts
- Split 10+ minute projects and export each part separately
4. Check the export, not just the preview
- Play the saved file in Photos/Gallery to confirm sync before posting
This guide also covers
- inshot audio out of sync
- inshot audio delay after export
- inshot music not playing
- inshot text out of sync after saving
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