Multimedia (6235 programs)

Pros: Has an extensive catalog. Kid-friendly. Customizable parental controls. High-quality streaming.

Cons: Lack of personalized recommendations. Occasional playback errors and slow-loading times.

Pros: Supports multiple file formats. Works with multiple disc types. No time limit in the free version. Creates bootable USB drives.

Cons: Processing speed feels slow.

Pros: Creative. Lots of online tutorials. Multitude of provided DLC topics. Empowers positive business performance. Enjoyable for the consumer and other users. Compatible with relevant platforms: Facebook, Twitter, etc..

Cons: Watermark on free installation.

Pros: Built-in editing tools.

Cons: Unable to share videos in MP4 format.

Pros: Strong typography and document control for long-form layouts. Smooth Creative Cloud asset linking and review workflow.

Cons: Steep learning curve for new users. Ongoing subscription model can be hard to justify for occasional use.

Pros: Wide range formats, screen sizes and resolutions option. Free-of-charge. Tight integration with other Adobe products. Batch-processing.

Cons: Video encoding process will take time. Huge final size for high resolution videos.

Pros: Wide format support (1000+ formats). 4K and 8K video compatibility. User-friendly interface. Powerful editing and AI tools.

Cons: Occasional slow performance during heavy tasks.

Pros: Organise photos automatically. Image recognition. Many ways to view your pictures.

Cons: Some unexpected crashes. There is little control over the use of data.

Pros: Free and versatile across major desktop platforms. Supports batch processing and extensive format conversions. Integrated tools for watermarking, color adjustment, and filters. Intuitive interface suitable for users of all skill levels.

Cons: Limited advanced image editing beyond basic adjustments. Interface is functional but not optimized for creative design workflows. May require familiarity with batch processing concepts for larger projects.

Pros: Lightweight program. Good choice of colors. Easy to use. Export to different file formats.

Cons: No direct-print option. Limited photo-editing features.

Pros: Slideshow function. Create and manage albums. Good for touchscreen devices.

Cons: Not many album sorting options.

Pros: Automatic one-tap video enhancement. AI upscaling up to 4K resolution. Multiple AI Models for various scenarios. Batch processing.

Cons: Processing takes a long time.

Pros: Free and open-source. Professional CMYK and ICC color support. Works on many operating systems. Exports PDF, EPS, and SVG. Community-driven development.

Cons: Formatting isn't straightforward. Steep learning curve.

Pros: Mirrors up to four devices and includes recording, screenshots, and whiteboard tools. Adds Android control from a computer alongside USB, Wi-Fi, and cross-network sharing.

Cons: Free use has time and feature limits, with more tools behind premium access. Connection quality and remote-control options vary by device type and sharing method.

Pros: Adjust microphone or speaker volume. Provides modular graphical user interface. Utilizes minimal system resource. Compatible with online streaming platforms.

Cons: Designed only for audio beginners. Requires audio devices and sound drivers on computer. Doesn’t support ASIO or WASAPI.

Pros: Intuitive drag-and-drop interface. Wide range of editing tools and effects. Customizable collage creator.

Cons: Limited advanced editing features. May not meet the needs of professional users.

Pros: Intuitive and well-organized user interface. Effective automatic retouch feature.

Cons: Very little new features and improvements in newer version to justify its full price.