Description
Editing video for the first time and don't want to be scared off by complex software? OpenShot is famously easy—a simple, intuitive open-source video editor: drag clips onto the timeline to edit, so beginners quickly make a video. It supports multi-track, transitions, subtitles, animated titles and plenty of effects—the common features, without an intimidating menu. Cross-platform and completely free. A perfect start for anyone who wants to cut phone footage into a decent video without learning a pile of jargon.
Easy to use: drag clips onto the timeline to edit, beginner-friendly.
Full-featured: multi-track, transitions, subtitles, animated titles, effects.
Animated titles: built-in 3D animated titles for intros and outros.
Cross-platform: a simple, approachable open-source video editor, free.
Features
Easy to use: drag clips onto the timeline to edit, beginner-friendly.
Full-featured: multi-track, transitions, subtitles, animated titles, effects.
Animated titles: built-in 3D animated titles for intros and outros.
Cross-platform: a simple, approachable open-source video editor, free.
