Video (1642 programs)

Pros: Quickly checks shutter count. Useful for buyers and sellers. Displays serial numbers. Supports multiple models.

Cons: Core feature might not always work.

Pros: Simple navigation. Stable performance. Clean organization. Useful basic tools.

Cons: Limited editing depth. Not for pro-level edits.

Pros: Has intuitive controls. Broad format support.

Cons: Limited advanced features.

Pros: Supports pixel, percentage, and proportional resizing. Includes batch resize and batch compression tools. Preserves original files by saving resized copies. Provides side-by-side image comparison.

Cons: No color correction or visual editing tools.

Pros: Adjustable grids with spacing and border controls. Layer-based object arrangement. Cutout tools for shape or manual trimming. Wide selection of backgrounds and stickers.

Cons: Drawing tool offers basic line controls only.

Pros: Secure transfers using only your local Wi-Fi network. Supports full resolution, HD videos, and RAW format photo transfer. Works seamlessly across iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, and Linux. Preserves photo metadata in all transfer directions.

Cons: Transfer speed is limited by local Wi-Fi network performance.

Pros: Wide device compatibility. Simple, user-friendly interface. Supports streaming from local and online sources.

Cons: Streaming connection problems. Aggressive subscription model.

Pros: Completely free and open source. Handles HD, 4K, and 5K video smoothly. Improved performance and stability. Subtitle and title-template support with 70+ languages.

Cons: Occasional error-reporting issues. Not available for smartphones.