There are many free video editing software options available today, and each has its own unique features and advantages. However, if you’re new to video editing and want something simple that will get the job done quickly, we recommend using one of the following programs:
– Adobe Premiere Elements is a popular choice for beginner video editors because it offers basic features like trimming, cutting, copying, and pasting footage; adding music; creating titles or subtitles; and more. It also allows you to create introductory videos with storyboards or photo slideshows.
– Camtasia Studio is another great option for beginners because it’s easy to use yet packed with advanced features like motion tracking, audio recording, screenshot capture/editing (including animated GIFs), chroma-key (for green screen applications), split screen mode for working on multiple projects at once, time-lapse mode, and more. Plus, it comes with a wide range of helpful tutorials.
– VideoPad Editor Pro – If you have experience using Microsoft Office products (especially Word or Excel), then VideoPad Editor Pro may be the perfect choice for you. This program is fully featured yet easy to use – even if you’ve never created a single video before! It includes tools such as quick previewing of effects results in real-time so that you can make changes without having to rerecord everything, split focus allowing Youto to view your project while filming keeping track of layers so they don’t overlap when cut together later on, and seamless integration into Microsoft Office
– Adobe Premiere Elements (Windows and Mac) – This program is available as a free trial, and it has limited features but is easy to use.
– Final Cut Pro X (Mac only) – FCPX is one of the most powerful video editing programs on the market, and it’s also available as a free trial.
– Wondershare Filmora (Windows and Mac) – Filmora has more advanced features than some of the other editors on this list, but it’s still very user-friendly. It also supports more file types than any other editor listed here.
