Multimedia (2172 programs)

Pros: Most common media formats are supported. Drag-and-drop functionality is present. 5K resolutions can be enjoyed. A clean and intuitive user interface.

Cons: Advanced editing options are not present. Not as lightweight as similar media players. Conversion rates are very slow. Not possible to set default output targets once a conversion completes.

Pros: Filters can be chosen from a slideshow at the bottom of the dashboard. A very simple interface. Basic editing options such as resizing are offered. Users can create custom filters.

Cons: 68.3 megabytes is a rather large amount of memory. Advanced editing tools are not available. No opacity masks are provided. Does not support 32-bit processors.

Pros: Easy to use. Built-in search and sorting options. Excellent rhyme dictionary. Supports importing rtf, text and doc files.

Cons: Voice memo import function isn’t perfect. Not updated frequently enough. Doesn’t seamlessly work with cloud storage. Installation issues may be there.

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: 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: Feature-complete. Works very stably with Echolink. Connects to multiple stations. Fairly stable.

Cons: Requires a license. Minimal keyboard shortcuts. Poor proxy settings. Manual, click-heavy connection.

Pros: Supports a variety of formats. Includes a wide range of settings. Tons of bitmap effects. Simple drag and drop conversions.

Cons: Colour vectorization not supported. Doesn’t perform OCR on text. Can’t handle poor resolution images. Sliderbars without values.

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: Supports batch conversion for multiple files. Optimized preset configurations for a variety of devices. Supports trimming, cropping and watermarking files. Large variety of output file types supported.

Cons: Cannot convert files from internet without first downloading. Customer support is limited to FAQs and emails. Cannot sync files wirelessly or burn to disc. Supported video editing functions are very basic.

Pros: Extremely versatile. Great assortment of items. Beautiful banners for different categories. Integrates with Mojave’s dark mode.

Cons: Could take time to load. Some templates are overly complicated. No pre-made page layouts for creating documents and ebooks. Customizing the templates could be a pain.

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: It is possible to change the playback speed. Continuous loop playback is supported. Basic video editing options can be accessed. Screenshots of online videos may be saved.

Cons: Older operating systems may experience playback issues. 32-bit architecture is not supported. 37.9 megabytes is somewhat hefty for a media player. Advanced video-editing options are not provided.

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.

Pros: Extracts subtitles to a .srt file. No need for any advanced computer skills. Converts both text and image-based subtitles. Fast and stable.

Cons: No functions for advanced users. Overly simplistic interface. Doesn't support all video file formats. Requires a 64-bit processor.

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: Easy to use. Fast ripping. Allows DVD settings adjustment. Supports a variety of devices.

Cons: Copyrighted materials cannot be converted. May stumble with full-length movie files. Free version offers limited functionality. Needs 64-bit architecture.

Pros: Great basic painting tools. Comes with many brushes. Runs very smoothly. Easy-to-use interface.

Cons: Blending issues. Poor brush setting support. Takes some learning to use. Poor text font support.

Pros: Interface is simple and user-friendly. Offers filters, effects, borders and text. Easy to use and no experience required. Includes built-in Facebook and Flickr support.

Cons: Not as powerful as Adobe Photoshop or GIMP. Intensity of some effects cannot be altered. Exports limited to PNG, JPG and TIFF formats. Options for adding text are fairly basic.