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5 Best Video Editing Software for Beginners

6 years ago

There are lots of video editing software available in the market. Editing a video can give you some headaches if you don’t have the experience or if you are using a complex editing software. To make things a little bit easier to understand and to make the perfect video, beginners should choose the editing video software suiting their needs. Here we conclude 5 best video editing software for beginners.

 

1. Movavi Video Editor ($44.9)

The interface has some features in common with other video editing programs, but achieves a simpler finishing, without overloading the main screen with too many options and features. You can cut and merge your files, add titles, transitions, color filters, make picture in picture tracks and so on. It also has some advanced things like chroma key, pan and zoom, stabilization and even keyframe animation in the Plus version.

 

2. ApowerEdit ($79.95)

ApowerEdit has a great collection of titles, transitions and elements, nice filters and great and simple interface. It supports the popular video (MP4, MOV), audio (MP3, AAC) and image (JPG, PNG, HEIC) formats. Besides, you can crop video with or without keeping aspect ratio. All in all, ApowerEdit for Mac can transform your footage into a stunning video with just a few clicks.

 

3. GoPlay Editor

Unlike other tools, GoPlay Editor is easy to use but has powerful features which simplifies the video making process for the user. Integrating video editor and screen recorder is the most best point in GoPlay Editor. With GoPlay Editor, you can create video with music, effects, filters, transitions, text, subtitle, intro and other effect to save it on your device or share it directly on YouTube or Twitter.

 

4. AVS Video Editor ($59)

AVS Video Editor, developed by Online Media Technologies, offers a number of notable features such as a huge amount of effects, support for Blu-ray videos,multilingual support, ability to share videos directly through platforms like Facebook, Flick and MySpace and useful features such as stabilization. 

 

5. Pinnacle Studio ($59.95)

Pinnacle Studio is a widely used video editor available for Windows devices and it is a scaled-down version of a fully-fledged video editor from same developer. Through a number of impressive features, such as drag and drop editing of HD video, timeline-based editing up to 6 tracks, DVD authoring, title and overlay creation, free training, ability for adding sounds and music, collection of royalty-free tracks, a huge collection of transitions & effects.

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