Multimedia (2160 programs)

Pros: Transforms basic designs into precise digital blueprints. Variety of artistic tools and features. Users can create, share, and bring their designs to life.

Cons: Editing options are overwhelming. Steep learning curve.

Pros: Produce high-quality movies. Corrects image and audio errors. Export movies to multiple platforms. Constantly updated.

Cons: Requires high-end GPU and processor. Consumes high resources for rendering movies. Can be overwhelming for beginners. Need additional software.

Pros: Beginner-friendly workflow. Clean, simple design. Good media tools. Reliable performance.

Cons: Limited advanced tools. Not studio-level. Basic customization. Learning ceiling.

Pros: Integrated store and library under one account system. Built-in cloud save synchronization for supported titles. Native social features with chat and friend presence. Direct licensing and download handling for EA games.

Cons: Limited exclusively to Electronic Arts titles. No support for non-EA third-party publishers.

Pros: Unmatched suite of 3D printing preparation tools. Advanced mesh repair and simplification capabilities. Powerful 3D sculpting and free-form deformation. Incredible feature depth for a free utility.

Cons: User interface feels somewhat dated and clunky.

Pros: Supports over 300 controllers. Easy-to-use interface. Smooth real-time remixing. Offers access to an extensive catalog of songs.

Cons: The lack of native hardware won’t bring out its full potential.

Pros: Multiplatform. Powerful image editing tools. Lots of interface tweaks to make it newbie friendly. Single-window mode. FINALLY runs natively on the Mac.

Cons: Can't view multiple items in single-window mode. Not many included automated features.

Pros: Intuitive, stylish interface. Advanced AI-driven editing tools. Magnetic Timeline for efficient workflow. Broad format and resolution support.

Cons: Mac-exclusive software. 3D tools underdeveloped. Sound transitions can be imprecise.

Pros: Supports most formats. Sorts photos. Does not make extreme changes to photos. Integration with social media platforms.

Cons: Learning curve. Requires powerful hardware. Lacks drawing tools.

Pros: Intuitive to use. Support for over 1,000 sites online. Plenty of features and options available.

Cons: Doesn't work with DRM-protected content.

Pros: A vast library of music. With a suite of musician-friendly tools. Opportunities for monetization.

Cons: Some countries may not have monetization options.

Pros: Built in screen recording. Supports various formats. Quick edits like trim, split, rotate.

Cons: Basic editing features only.

Pros: Massive, exclusive library of Disney, Marvel, Star Wars content. High-quality viewing with 4K UHD, HDR, and IMAX Enhanced. Robust parental controls including Profile PIN and Kid-Proof Exit. Ability to stream on multiple screens simultaneously at no extra charge.

Cons: Full Hulu/ESPN+ content requires bundling and extra cost.

Pros: Uses the iconic Winamp Player. Retains the graphic equalizer. Customizable subscription packages for creators.

Cons: Separate subscriptions for different artists.

Pros: Quick conversions. Alters video quality to suit required file size. Chops black bands around a video. Free to use.

Cons: May become unstable sometimes. No 64 Bit version yet.

Pros: Enabled early multimedia and interactive web content. Supported animations, games, and video playback. Cross-browser and cross-platform functionality.

Cons: Officially discontinued and unsupported. Severe security vulnerabilities post-EOL. High CPU consumption and system instability on macOS.

Pros: Open-source and free for all users. Cross-platform compatibility with Windows, macOS, and Linux. Supports extensive image formats and scientific analysis tools. Extensible via community or custom plugins.

Cons: Java-based interface may feel less modern compared to commercial alternatives. Advanced features require familiarity with plugins or scripting.