Multimedia (2160 programs)

Pros: Simple, with a user-friendly interface. Can resize thousands of images at once. Preserves the original EXIF data of images. Also enables batch renaming and conversion.

Cons: Large batch resizing can take a long time. Resizing can sometimes lead to quality loss. Lack of advanced options, like watermarking. No support for PDF, PSD or PDN formats.

Pros: Easy to understand. Supports conversion of many different formats. Can be used by both novices and power users. Doesn't require a lot of resources to run.

Cons: Not all files are supported. Converter can sometimes cause system to become unresponsive. Limited OS support. Few advanced settings.

Pros: Saves time when listening to music. Playback controls may be placed within the menu bar. Requires only 1.1 megabytes of memory. Song and album titles are provided.

Cons: The "rewind" feature takes the user to the previous song. No advanced editing tools. No standalone music payer. Only works with iTunes.

Pros: Real-time previews are offered. Drag-and-drop functions are supported. Users can share the finished products on social media. Photos can be manually re-sized.

Cons: Photo cropping is said to be inaccurate. Images cannot be renamed to the specifications of the end user. Additional editing options are not supported. Incompatible with 32-bit processors.

Pros: 42.1 megabytes is required; quite lightweight for a sheet music player. HD images are supported. Users can access guitar tablature. Automatic page flipping is supported.

Cons: Page turns can be slow and clumsy at times. Older operating systems are not supported. Advanced audio editing tools are not present. Only Muscinotes sheet music can be printed with this application.

Pros: Very easy interface. Drag and drop functionality. Adjustable sensitivity options. Fast scan time.

Cons: Can miss some duplicates if sensitivity is set very high. Although easy to use, the interface takes some getting used to. Application is resource intensive when working. Can cause your system to slow down when scanning.

Pros: Waveforms are displayed in a graphically rich format. A very user-friendly framework. Audio tracks can be imported from video files. Most major codecs are supported.

Cons: Exported file names cannot be specified. Splitting files can be complicated. Volume adjustments and fades are not exact. Many users feel that the merging options could be vastly simplified.

Pros: Does exactly what it claims to do. Very simple, easy to use interface. Very fast at splitting videos. Supports almost all video codecs.

Cons: No extras or additional features. Can't add new pins by just clicking on timeline. Users report issues splitting videos with title tracks. Does not support saving directly to cloud storage.

Pros: A great alternative to programs such as Photoshop. Only 3.8 megabytes of memory is needed. One of the easiest image editing programs to use. Many filters are available.

Cons: Not possible to create layers. Lesser-known formats might not be recognized. Perhaps too simplistic for some users. Only 64-bit processors are supported.

Pros: Offers incredibly high image resolution. Up to 40 images can be combined. TIF, JPG and RAW image formats are supported. A relatively low amount of memory is needed.

Cons: Other image codecs are not recognized. Only two exposure settings are offered. Pictures must be overlapped between 30 and 50 percent. More than one panorama may accidentally be created.

Pros: Easy to use. Intuitive interface. Color variety in slides. Available for both Windows and Mac.

Cons: Not a lot of editing options. Rendering can take some time. Doesn’t work with 32-bit processor computers. Not completely free.

Pros: Simple user interface. Powerful tools for creating digital art. Allows for creating and editing of artwork in layers. Export work to various file formats.

Cons: Getting to know your way around this program takes some time. Lacks copy/paste functionality. Application is resource intensive. No support for use on mobile devices.

Pros: Drag and drop system. Easy to use. Suited to any skill level. Quick editing.

Cons: Limited editing functionality. Not suitable for professional users. Overly simplistic user interface. No continuous features development.

Pros: Extensive video editing suite. Import video from hundreds of different file formats. Support for subtitle tracks, audio tracks and multi-layer video tracks. Easy to use drag and drop user interface.

Cons: Free version is limited to saving 5 minutes of footage. Default settings can sometimes cause audio to distort when exported. Some features are clunky and difficult to use. Very slow exporting process.

Pros: Video clips can be trimmed. It is possible to merge multiple files. Offers separate channels for video and audio output. ISO files can be created.

Cons: Does not support 32-bit processors. 4K high-definition videos cannot be burned. Not all codecs are recognized. Advanced editing options are not available.

Pros: Automatic skin colour correction. Artistic effects. Clone skin tone. One-click removal of pimples.

Cons: Automatic pimple removal no always accurate. Takes time to get used to. No option to share directly to social media. Not many tools available.

Pros: Robust tool. Built-in media player. Batch splitting. Safe and secure.

Cons: Limited file type support for podcasts. No MP3 editing. Using the tool could entail some getting used to. No help link or instructions file.

Pros: Customize the output resolution. The first DVD you rip is free. The DVD loading process is quicker than most free rippers. See live previews of the video before ripping.

Cons: Only rips one DVD before making you pay. Hit and miss when ripping protected DVDs. Free ripping tools have more options than this paid one. Output files may need converting.

Pros: Works seamlessly. No configuration required. Works with different file formats. Great customer support.

Cons: Doesn’t work with online content. Doesn’t stream DRM-protected content. Streaming won’t start at times. Little dip in quality to be expected.