InShot Keeps Crashing
Workaround available iOS, Android Updated October 21, 2026
Quick answer
InShot crashes are usually fixed by updating the app, restarting the phone and closing other apps. Heavy 4K/60fps or very long projects crash more on older phones.
Most likely fix: Update InShot and restart.
Symptoms
InShot closes on launch, while adding clips or images, or during export. Some users lose unsaved edits.
Why it happens
- Bug in the current version (InShot fixed one 2024 crash wave caused by a third-party SDK)
- Low memory or storage
- 4K/60fps clips or long gameplay recordings on older devices
- Clips from external cameras in unusual formats
How to fix it
Try these in order — the most common fix is first.
1. Update InShot and restart
- Install the latest version from the App Store / Google Play
- Restart the phone before opening InShot again
2. Close background apps and free storage
- Close other apps
- Free a few GB of internal storage
3. Clear the cache (Android)
- Settings > Apps > InShot > Storage > Clear cache
- Do NOT tap Clear data, which can remove drafts
4. Reduce the load
- Export at 1080p instead of 4K
- Split long projects into shorter drafts
- Convert unusual camera files to standard MP4 before importing
5. Report it with a log
- InShot Settings > Send Feedback includes your usage log so they can trace the crash
This guide also covers
- inshot keeps crashing
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