Multimedia (2171 programs)

Pros: No need to go on YouTube. Easy to browse through videos.

Cons: Only downloads to QT or MP3. Can't paste url or video ID.

Pros: Four step process.

Cons: Limited effects.

Pros: Makes great morphs. Quick.

Cons: Some problems with antialiasing. Save movie limited to Quicktime.

Pros: Handles subtitles well. Simple batch encoding. Upload to internet.

Cons: Creating presets may be too technical for some users.

Pros: Identify songs by sound. Links to web services (buy iTunes, buy ringtone, Google search lyrics.

Cons: Doesn't always work.

Pros: Organize videos and subtitles.

Cons: Plugin can be a little unstable.

Pros: Flickr browser. Filters and compositions. Text constraining.

Cons: Some effects only available with Leopard.

Pros: Notifies you of new Flickr activity. Tag images. Send to groups.

Cons: Can be a little unstable.

Pros: Gives color name.

Cons: Basic.

Pros: Lots of layers, effect and filters. HDR image support. Web export. Many formats.

Cons: Slightly less advanced than Photoshop. Interface can be a bit confusing.

Pros: Over 200 effects. Easy to add to movie.

Cons: Can't save effect in trial mode.

Pros: Vector drawing. Text formatting. Blend modes, masks and groups.

Cons: Can take time to get to grips with. More limited than Pro version.

Pros: Beautiful interface. Multiple ways to browse photos.

Cons: Can be unstable.

Pros: Quickly work with audio. Many ways to export. Handles all sound formats.

Cons: Interface looks a little outdated. Very expensive.

Pros: Straightforward recording with multiple input sources. Timeline editor with pan, zoom, and overlays. Direct export to YouTube, Vimeo, and cloud platforms. Clean interface suitable for beginners and professionals.

Cons: Trial version watermarks exported videos. Limited built-in captioning and text tools. Resource-heavy on older Mac hardware.

Pros: Graphic editing made easy. Original set of tools.

Cons: Feels a little rudimentary.