Video (1653 programs)

Pros: Greatly reduces video size without sacrificing quality. Supports a wide range of video formats. Can compress up to over 500 videos at once. Real-time preview feature.

Cons: GPU acceleration compressing times depends on your hardware. Free version has a lot of limitations.

Pros: Easy to use for beginners. Clean and updated interface. One-click presets for quick edits. Manual controls for fine adjustments. Video stabilization. Batch processing.

Cons: Can be slow when processing large files.

Pros: Batch conversion feature. Hardware acceleration to speed up conversion times. Supports a wide range of video and audio file formats. Easy-to-understand interface.

Cons: Video editing tools are too basic. Hardware acceleration depends on your actual setup.

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: Supports multiple video file formats. Batch processing. AI video enhancement tools. Works with a variety of camera brands and storage devices.

Cons: Advanced features require a paid license. Expensive license subscription.

Pros: Intuitive navigation. Handles playback smoothly.

Cons: Setup can be technical.

Pros: Clutter-free user interface. Efficient GPU-accelerated encoding for fast file shrinking. Includes a screen recorder with cropped area support. Supports batch processing and preserves original video metadata.

Cons: Lacks granular control over specific bitrate and codec settings. Interface may feel overly simplistic.