Best video editing tool?
Özgün Can Kaya
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What is your best video editing tool ? What is the easiest and best tool for cutting and editing long videos? I'm waiting for your suggestions!
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Marie-Philippe Leblanc@mplebl
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I used to have final cut pro! But I don't have it anymore and I'm also looking for something to replace it
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For me, Adobe Premiere Pro is the best video editing tool. It's powerful and offers a wide range of features for cutting and editing long videos, though it has a bit of a learning curve.
@hakz agreed. I use resolve when I need to spend time on color - which is fantastic. But if you’re involved in other areas of design the compatibility between after effects, premiere, illustrator, etc is unmatched. Adobe has me hooked to a subscription and I don’t see that changing anytime soon. Shoutout to Figma though, I find myself using it more and more now adays
DaVinci Resolve 💯
Recently I have tried Zebracat.ai
@aqsa_sajjad and is it useful?
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The best video editing tool for most people is Adobe Premiere Pro. It offers a comprehensive set of features, supports various formats, and is widely used by professionals in the industry.
I highly recommend trying DaVinci Resolve for its powerful features and intuitive interface. If you're looking for something simpler, Adobe Premiere Rush is also a great option for quick edits.
@lightfield davinci looks little bit complicated, is it indeed?
@ozguncankaya it is has somewhat of a steep learning curve if you’re new to editing - but if you can learn you will be very impressed. It does a lot of things better than Adobe and alternatives. Stabilization is wicked fast, the built in denoiser is fantastic, and overall that makes sense the way you can complete a project start to finish. The color settings are a bit complex compared to adobe’s lumetri - but far more powerful. It’s worth trying out the free version and if you enjoy it it is a one time upgrade of $299 to unlock the more pro features.
The easiest I've used is Capcut -- especially if you're making Tiktok videos. Since Capcut and Tiktok are both owned by Bytedance, they provide great ready-to-go templates for Tiktok videos.
DaVinci Resolve. It's really good and free too. If you want something very easy and fast (but also basic), Microsoft's Clipchamp should do.
Ya, I have to say, Final Cut Pro is pretty awesome. I tried Adobe Premiere and it was way too complicated to use.
If you're doing video editing in a browser though, veed.io is pretty awesome. I was using it recently to add nice subtitles to my videos and it worked really well.
For me, ATM: CapCut :)
Choosing the best one depends on your specific requirements, budget, and comfort level with editing software. If you're new to video editing professional photo enhancement services , starting with iMovie or Adobe Premiere Elements might be more approachable. For more advanced features and professional projects, Adobe Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro X are excellent choices.