Editing Software Best Video Editing software/apps

[Nody | Team TB]

I have been using Wondershare Filmora but something is off about it.
is there any other software I look forward to?

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[MR must_vid]

well, there are many but when it comes to Application i will recommend to go with Alight Motion. On the other hand, for windows you can adobe premier.

 

[Steve G]

I have a Mac and use Final Cut Pro X (FCPX). For people on a budget who want to be able to be able to become more advanced I'd be looking at DaVinci Resolve.

 

[The Swiss Hiker]

You basically have two options if you really want to get into Video Editing: Premiere Pro from Adobe or Davinci Resolve. While Adobe is quit expensive and you have to pay monthly/yearly as a subscription, Davinci Resolve is free for most features (because it's company is a hardware production company). There is also a paid version with some extra features for a one time 200-300$ aroud, they give it for free to those who buy one of there professional cameras. I myself use Adobe Premiere Pro, because I use a lot fo Adobe CC software like Photoshop, Illustrator, Lightroom, InDesign, Dreamviewer and Premiere. If it wouldn't be the case I probably would use Davinci Resolve. This software is the best for color grading and is used in Holywood for film production.

 

[The Jungle Explorer]

Well, after almost 20 years of using Corel Video Studio, I have switched to Davinci Resolve, and I have to say, Holy Cow, this is one sweet piece of totally free software! There is a learning curve, but I was up and editing videos in less than a day, and the more I learn about the program, the more I understand what a total piece of garbage VS was. It's FREE, so there is no reason not to try it. You will thank me later.

 

[Elite vr]

Hello Tubebuddy family,
Can anyone suggestion the best software/apps for video editing (free and paid) ?
Thank you in advance
Sanjogita !

I use power directer app on my phone its easy to use and in my opinion the best

 

[christaelrod]

Premiere Pro, Apple iMovie, and DaVinci Resolve

 

[John on a Bike]

Davinci Resolve - Its excellent full of great features and they have a paid version and free version. Lots of YouTubers have moved to it

 

[ClaraSais]

I keep it simple and use iMovie. If I had a mega budget I would use Adobe Premiere

 

[LiteL]

I recommend Adobe Premiere - but if you do shorts or content with the phone I might opt for AI-Based Video Editors that are easy.