What's your video editing stack?
Rohan Chaubey
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Hey fellow Product Hunters! 👋
I'm diving into the world of video editing and I was wondering what your favorite video editing tools are!
Whether you're a professional editor or just someone who enjoys creating videos as a hobby, I'd love to hear your recommendations.
EDIT: I have been using DeScript, but @shamirallibhai commented below sharing Eddie AI launched today. I will give it a try!
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Purvam Joshi@purvamjoshi
"inshots & VN" still my go to mobile app quick editors
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Launching soon!
I use https://veed.io and capcut now, it's a smooth and straightforward process.
Previously, I was using Premiere and After Effects, which allowed more possibilities but was also more time-consuming.
Eddie AI
@dfeles I used to use Adobe Premiere a lot but it was so time consuming. We built something that makes cutting stories super fast: your footage + prompt.
Try Eddie at https://heyeddie.ai would love to know what you think.
FYI We just launched on PH today!
Descript is pretty good for podcasts and captioning
https://vadoo.tv/ is pretty great for quick video edits
veed dot io
Veed dot
Eddie seems like a fantastic co-pilot for any creator working with interviews. Love it 😍
Mine has been Descript and Adobe Premiere Pro until recently.
I've started from Windows pre-installed software and then switched to Sony Vegas. It was enough for me for a long time when i just needed a trimmer and couple of sound equalizers.
Now i know there are many different tools but video isn't the main focus for me now
Launching soon!
DaVinci Resolve is a solid free option. Premiere Pro if you need pro features. CapCut's great for quick mobile edits.
Check out https://www.plainlyvideos.com/ if you want to create 1000s of video variations from your After Effects template.
Launching soon!
I think today you have the multiple choices and these are dictated by your specific needs, technology and skills. CupCut has grown enough for the userfriendly interface and guided steps, he has web platform and offer infinite templates for animations and filters. Capcut can be considered a social-media-focused video-editing-platform so if you're looking for a more professional approach, a lot are moving from more standard editing software like finalcut and premiere pro to Davinci resolve. Recently the company integrated a lot of automations and a simplified interface for sorting and editing clips that is really changing the industry, and more important.. is Free.
Final Cut Pro was the best $300 I ever spent 12 years ago! I know thats probably a little more advanced for sometime simple but its great alternative to adobe. We also get a lot of effects from https://www.lenofx.com/ - I will agree with comments below that capcut is great for captions and effects.
I am sure it will make editing faster & more fun
Final Cut pro is my go to for Mac. It’s fast and the magnetic timeline is super intuitive!
I use different software for different type of videos. CapCut, Animoto, Canvid and Wondershare are the main ones I use. Oh and I also use Canva sometimes. :-)
I love exploring different video editing tools! Right now, I’m using Adobe Premiere Pro for editing.
For quick edits, I prefer using iMovie. It’s simple and does the job well for basic projects.
Using Zebracat but I will try this out!