I'm not one to use my credit card online, so I need to use free editing software for my Youtube channel. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find a good photo-editing software nor a good video-editing software. Does anyone have good suggestions?
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Editing Software Free editing softwares?
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Video editing - Davinci Resolve
Photo / Thumbnail - Canvas
Also lot of threads with similar questions and opinions are there. you can check them out.
Video editing - Davinci Resolve
Photo / Thumbnail - Canvas
Also lot of threads with similar questions and opinions are there. you can check them out.
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Interestingly enough, photopea the website is quite a good replacement for photoshop, and completely free. Canva is great for mobile.
Davinci Resolve is as close to a true Premiere Pro competitor, that's free, that you can get.
Davinci Resolve is as close to a true Premiere Pro competitor, that's free, that you can get.
Blender. Available on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Lightworks. Available on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Shotcut. Available on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
DaVinci Resolve. Available on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Openshot. Available on Windows, Mac, and Linux. forpc.onl jiofi.local.html
Lightworks. Available on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Shotcut. Available on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
DaVinci Resolve. Available on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Openshot. Available on Windows, Mac, and Linux. forpc.onl jiofi.local.html
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Davinci Resolve is a very powerful free software. I understand your hesitancy in using a credit card online. I too avoid it at all cost. Here are a few ideas that you might consider.
1. PayPal. PayPal is probably one of the most secure forms of online payment. The reason is, it is a PUSH system, not a PULL system. You have to PUSH money to the vender, they cannot PULL it from your account. Credit Cards area PULL system. Anyone with your card number can attempt to Pull money out of your account. The card number gives them access to your account. With Paypal, your email address is your account number. My email address is: jungleexplorer@gmail.com and I have several thousand dollars in my PayPal account. Go see if knowing my email address is gonna give you access to the money in my PP account.
See! You knowing my email address does nothing. Knowing my email address tells you absolutely nothing personal about me. Not my name, my birthdate, my address, nothing. My YouTube channel is Jungle Explorer and it is tied to my Google account so, anyone can guess what my email address is. It still does not give them access to my PayPal account. The only way money can leave my Paypal account is if I log in and PUSH it out to someone. So it is a lot more secure than using a credit card online.
2. Single-Use Credit Card Numbers: Some cards offer an option to let you generate a single-use number that can only be used one time. Discover card used to offer this feature this as well as Capital One. I am not sure about others. But these were a great way to buy stuff online without giving out your real credit card number.
3. Visa Gift Cards: You can buy a Visa Gift Card for $25, $50, or $100 and use it in place of a credit card. If someone steals the number, all they're going to get is whatever balance is remaining on the card, that is not even attached to your name.
There are other ways, but these are the most common.
Openshot is the best video editor available on Windows and Mac. techsolveguide.com, playstoreinfo.com
Although I pay for it, Wondershare Filmora 11 ( https://filmora.wondershare.com/) has a free version, and it's pretty good for what I need it for. And for photo editing, I'd go for Canva (https://www.canva.com). There is a 'Pro' version, but from what I can see, there's nothing much more than you would get with the free version. There are a few more designs and fonts, but you have a lot with the free version. That's my thoughts
- Photopea and Gimp can be used for photo editing.
- OpenShot and Shotcut can be used for video editing
u can go onto www.getintomypc.com and video editing category there will be list of softwares and installation instructions for each hope it helps....................