OpenShot is a free and flexible software, which will enable you to make and edit videos.

Multi-format timeline for mix and match projectsīest for: Making professional-grade movies

Native timeline editing with no imports needed Support for the latest audio and video formats It supports native editing of media files and has multi-format timelines. Working with Shotcut is very easy you have all the information, tools, and functions needed to create quality materials. Shotcut supports several audio and video formats and codecs, thanks to FFmpeg. It has the 'drag-and-drop' function from your file manager. You can likewise see recent files, see playlists with a thumbnail view and see recent search history. Viewable information includes details about media properties, an encoding panel, filter panel, and a jobs’ queue. It provides you with various panels that can be docked and undocked as you deem fit. Shotcut video editor is an open-source, cross-platform editor with a brilliantly smooth and intuitive interface. This program can also act as a video montage maker.Īccessible (supports 14 languages, plus all major operating systems, devices, and input/output file formats)īest for: Users working with HD, 60 FPS videos It's easy to use and fast too, able to create finished videos in a matter of minutes and making the entire video-editing process fun for all. Movavi Video Editor has a free trial so you can try it for free or pay a fee to get lifetime access to this advanced video editor and all of its features. Really easy to use and with lots of great editing features, it's perfect for beginners and advanced users alike who want to trim, cut, join, and enhance their clips with countless effects like titles, filters, transitions, and chroma key. Our special pick for this guide is Movavi Video Editor. Price: 7-day trial period with a watermark added to videos, $21.95 for the full versionīest for: Users who want to be able to edit and adjust videos with ease

Kinemaster version 5.0