Support

They are strongly recommended. Your earlier parts play while you record the next one; with wired or Bluetooth headphones the microphone only hears your voice. Without headphones the app warns you and lets you continue, but the earlier parts may leak into the new take.

Every pair of headphones adds a little delay, Bluetooth more than wired. The app compensates for it and gets better as you use it. In the Studio, tap Auto align to line all takes up with the first one (you can undo it), or nudge a single track’s timing by hand.

Yes. Tap that frame in the recording grid, or use the track’s retake option in the Studio. The other parts are kept.

Projects are saved inside the app, so you can reopen them in the Studio any time. When you export, the finished video is saved to your gallery on Android (folder Movies/Acapella, audio-only exports in Music/Acapella) and to the Photos app on iPhone.

Android 10 or later, available now on Google Play. The iPhone version needs iOS 17 or later and is coming soon to the App Store. A camera and a microphone are required.

Up to 9. Grids are 1x1, 1x2, 2x1, 2x2, 3x3 and an asymmetric layout, in 9:16, 4:5, 1:1 or 16:9.

Exported videos carry a small Acapella watermark in the corner. It is part of the free app; there is currently no option to remove it.

English and Turkish. It follows your device language, and on Android you can also change it in the app’s settings.

No. There is no sign-in and recording, mixing and exporting all work offline. You only need a connection for sharing to other apps or for app updates.

Delete a project from the home screen, delete exported videos in your gallery or Photos, or uninstall the app. See Data deletion.