Video (434 programs)

Pros: Free and easy-to-use with extensive editing tools. AI powered tools that automate tedious tasks. Secure and encrypted data.

Cons: 15-minute cap on edited videos. 1 GB upload limit for free users.

Pros: High-end editing tool. Good control over handling. Fast file exports. Expansive feature set.

Cons: Heavy on system resources. Needs steep learning.

Pros: Supports tons of popular video site. Smart Mode feature. Stream in highest definition you wish. Download game streams.

Cons: No ability to download simultaneously.

Pros: Powerful motion graphics and VFX tools. Precise keyframe and layer-based control. Strong integration with other Adobe apps. Plugins and presets expand creativity. Performance updates improve workflow.

Cons: Steep learning curve. Can feel overwhelming for beginners. Demands strong hardware for complex projects.

Pros: Watermark-free video output. Wide selection of editing tools. Multi-track editing. Subtitle styles to choose from.

Cons: Effects are limited to presets. Transition can sometimes cause gaps between audio and video.

Pros: Integrated YouTube search without opening a browser. Clipboard monitoring that auto-detects copied video links. Converts to MPEG4, MP3, WMV, OGG Vorbis, and OGG Theora. Heuristic engine and batch downloads expand source coverage.

Cons: Conversion engine lacks native Apple Silicon support on some Macs. Standalone desktop app, no browser-extension capture option.

Pros: Supports multi-screen viewing and favorites for better channel management. Flexible playback options including aspect ratio adjustment and audio selection. Compatible with M3U playlists and API-based IPTV services. Structured interface simplifies streaming without extra hardware.

Cons: On-demand and schedule features depend on IPTV provider. Technical specifications and supported codecs are not fully documented. Some advanced features may vary by device or provider.

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: Comes with multiple customization options. Offers multi-language support. Supports UHD and 4K resolutions. Supports multiple file formats.

Cons: Ads can be disruptive. Third-party app installs.

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

Cons: Basic editing features only.

Pros: Effortless skin retouching. Efficient application of digital makeup. Automatic masking feature. Fast and real-time rendering.

Cons: The program is sometimes slow and freezes. It has occasional problems with blondes.

Pros: Easy to use. Easy to navigate. Supports all video file formats. Can convert video files to other formats.

Cons: Cannot do advanced edits. Slow render time.

Pros: Easy to use. Quick at downloading. Supports batches. One of the best YouTube video downloaders.

Cons: To download and convert at same time requires Pro version.

Pros: Lightweight. Customizable. Cross-platform. Searches for codecs. 360 degree VR videos. Ability to play damaged content.

Cons: Third-party installation recommendations.