Windows Best Video Editing Software

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Filmora

Filmora is about as versatile as it gets when it comes to video editing software. Filmora is Wondershare’s standard, simple, high-quality video editing software; however, FilmoraGo (for mobile editing) and Filmora Scrn are also available (for screen recording and editing). Filters, overlays, motion elements, transitions, and a small selection of royalty-free music are all included in the design, which is intuitive and easy to use.

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Lumen5

Lumen5 bills itself as a service that converts blog posts into social media promotions. While the process isn’t perfect, and you’ll most likely need to tweak your blog content to get it looking exactly how you want it, the rest of the video creation process is simple. Simply tweak some copy to tease your blog post, add some gifs, screengrabs, or video clips, and some music, and you’ll have an engaging social video ready for Facebook and Twitter.

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Lightworks

Lightworks has a user-friendly interface that makes it simple to get started. Lightworks is a video editing software that comes with a library of detailed video tutorials, making it one of the more accessible and simple to learn Linux video editing software options on this list.

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Animaker

Animaker has its own online video editor, which allows users to create videos using their own videos, photos, text, and audio. No prior video editing experience is required. Because it’s a simple web app that runs in your browser, there’s no need for a complicated timeline, layers, or complexity. To tell your stories, all you need is an intuitive drag-and-drop experience.

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Nero Video

Nero Video ($49.99) is one of the less expensive options on this list, but it holds its own—it includes many of the tricks and effects found in other products vying for video editing supremacy, and as far as software for beginners goes, you can’t do much worse. You might want to avoid learning how to edit videos if you’re going to spend money on it. Nero lacks the speed and functionality of some of the other products on this list, and if the price is the value proposition, $50 is still not cheap.

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Corel VideoStudio

Corel VideoStudio has all of the features of the other top-of-the-line products on this list, including 360-degree VR and 4K support, but it also has the distinction of being the first consumer video editing software to include motion tracking—a feature that allows you to track specific objects throughout your cut if you’re not already familiar with it (if you wanted, say, to point an arrow at one of your characters, blur out his face, or bestow him with a funny hat). Although most of the products on this list include motion tracking, VideoStudio still has one of the best motion tracking systems on the market.

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Cyberlink PowerDirector

There are many great video editing apps for PCs if you have the necessary hardware. Adobe Premiere Pro is the software of choice for most professionals who use Microsoft Windows. It’s a high-end video editing programme with a lot of flexibility and power.Movavi Video Editor is another excellent video editing app for PC. It’s simple to use and packed with features that are ideal for inexperienced video editors. Adobe Premiere Elements, CyberLink PowerDirector, and Filmora Wondershare are some other good video editing apps for PCs.

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InVideo.io

Even if you’re on the Free plan, InVideo’s videos don’t have a watermark. InVideo is a great option if you’re just getting started and don’t want to spend a lot of money on software.

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Adobe Premiere Elements

Premiere Elements is on the list primarily because it has long been a leader in the video editing industry. And while $79.99 isn’t outrageous, we’re here to tell you that you’re mostly paying for the name at that price. Too many other products have surpassed Premiere Elements in speed and capability since its inception for us to consider it among the best. That isn’t to say that Premiere Elements isn’t easy to use, especially for beginners.

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VideoPad

VideoPad is a fantastic free video editing software option for anyone looking to make high-quality videos without spending any money. You can experiment with different video compositions and styles with VideoPad’s simple and easy-to-use features, such as 3D video editing and a sound effects library.

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Pinnacle Studio

Pinnacle Studio, which costs more than twice as much as VideoStudio at $129.95 (the amount you’ll need to pay to edit 360-degree and 4k content with the “Ultimate” version), is at the top of the Corel product line. What are you going to do with the extra cash? Not only does Pinnacle have all of the features you’d expect from a top-tier product—motion tracking, 360-degree VR support, 4K support, multi-cam, and so on—but it’s also one of the fastest rendering products on the market.

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Adobe Premiere Pro

There are many great video editing apps for PCs if you have the necessary hardware. Adobe Premiere Pro is the software of choice for most professionals who use Microsoft Windows. It’s a high-end video editing programme with a lot of flexibility and power.Movavi Video Editor is another excellent video editing app for PC. It’s simple to use and packed with features that are ideal for inexperienced video editors. Adobe Premiere Elements, CyberLink PowerDirector, and Filmora Wondershare are some other good video editing apps for PCs.

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Hitfilm Express

If you’re new to video editing, HitFilm Express might seem intimidating at first—designed it’s to create Hollywood-style films—but it’s well worth the effort because it’s one of the best all-in-one free video editors available. (When you download the software, HitFilm will ask you to share a social media status update, but that’s a small price to pay.)

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DaVinci Resolve

DaVinci supports both offline and online editing, and its high-performance playback engine speeds up editing and trimming, even for processor-intensive file formats like H.264 and RAW. The complex features of DaVinci Resolve may be too much for some users, but the free version is ideal for more advanced projects.

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VSDC Free Video Editor

Both a free and a paid version of VSDC’s desktop video editing software is available. VSDC’s full video editing suite is still included in the free version, which includes a mask tool and chroma key functionality for green-screen video effects.

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OpenShot

OpenShot is a great video editing programme for beginners because of its simple user interface. While more complex tools may have more editing features, OpenShot’s user-friendly interface and minimalist design are ideal for basic editing.

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Shotcut

Shotcut is a cross-platform, open-source video editor with a large library of tutorial videos. It also works with FFmpeg, 4K, ProRes, and DNxHD, among other formats. However, because Shotcut was created for Linux, some users may find the interface a little strange. Regardless, it’s still a fantastic editor.

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Movie Maker

For those who want to get back to basics, Movie Maker 10 is a useful video editing software for Windows. It’s ideal for making quick edits to short video clips that require immediate attention.

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Kapwing

Kapwing, like most video editing software, allows for collaboration, allowing multiple contributors to work or edit at the same time. The video duration is limited in the free version of this video editor (7-minute video).

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KineMaster

KineMaster, a video editor primarily for editing videos on your Android or iPhone, will help you get more clicks, likes, and shares on your social media platforms.

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Final Cut Pro

4K and gif support are standard features in today’s video editing software, but Filmora excels at titles. While Filmora’s title tool doesn’t have the functionality of, say, an Apple Final Cut Pro X, which can superimpose 3D titles over your videos and rotate them on three axes, it does have some snazzy titling features for the money you’re spending.

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Adobe After Effects

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Freemake

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iMovie

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