Video (418 programs)

Pros: Sleek black interface. Supports most media formats. Can play DVDs, Blu-ray discs, and ISO files. High output quality.

Cons: Requires a good PC to perform smoothly.

Pros: Huge range of word searches. Secret hidden messages.

Cons: Not very user-friendly. Games cannot be easily exported.

Pros: Simple and easy to use. Up to six family members can access this bundle. Most video codecs are supported. Videos can be previewed before changes are saved.

Cons: This program can run slow at times. Full-screen frames are not possible. 32-bit processors are not compatible. No drop-and-drag functions when adding text to a video.

Pros: Streamlined workflow. Integrated video management tool. Allows connecting to Blackmagic hardware to record captured videos. Supports a wide array of video formats.

Cons: Analyzing digitized video requires working knowledge.

Pros: Includes both video and soundtrack editing functions.. Is quick and simple enough for editing beginners to use..

Cons: Much less sophisticated than industry standard video editing software.. Rather more expensive than some of its alternatives..

Pros: WYSIWYG menu editor. Change menu music. Basic video editing. Drag and drop track order editing.

Cons: Cannot change fonts. Not many menu templates. Lacks "no menu" option. Struggles with M4V files.

Pros: Huge library of assets. Wide range of effects and styles. Regular monthly updates. Works seamlessly with Movavi apps. Great for beginners and pros. Saves editing time.

Cons: Needs the latest Movavi app versions for full compatibility. Not usable outside the Movavi ecosystem.

Pros: Support for all QuickTime compatible files. Movies can be edited in any size. Multiple undo levels. Easy-to-use, yet robust timeline.

Cons: Occasional audio corruption post filter application. Splitting bigger pieces could lead to some sub-clips disappearing. Program crashing is an issue. Not a free purchase.

Pros: Works with all major formats. Little memory is needed. It is possible to adjust audio levels. Unwanted segments cane be quickly deleted.

Cons: Does not offer more advanced editing options. The number of supported export formats is limited. A large watermark is displayed within the trial version. A simple "undo" option is not offered.

Pros: Intuitive to use. Extensive list of features and options. Built-in presets.

Cons: Free version has limited features. No 4K support. Watermarks included in videos.

Pros: Supports 4K and 360-degree video editing. Includes automated editing tools. Offers extensive professional editing tools. Employs drag and drop system.

Cons: Lacks comprehensive tutorial.

Pros: Easy to use. More powerful than iMovie. Lots of sound effects and filters. Lots of transitions. Effective audio leveler. Great soundtrack creator. Mobile video syncing. Themes give videos professional touch.

Cons: Lacks the power and speed of Premiere. Upgrades can be expensive. No multicam support.