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The best free video editor
Free video editing software has come a long way since the glory days of Windows Movie Maker. Today's best free video editors are packed with professional level features and is astonishingly easy to use, and all the software we've rated here does a brilliant job of balancing power, flexibility and convenience.Perhaps your needs are very basic and you simply want to trim unwanted sections out of a clip. Alternatively, you might want to get more adventurous – cutting clips together, adding transitions and special effects, applying video and audio effects, and using greenscreen tools to create a masterpiece.
We've got both scenarios covered – and all the best free video editors featured here are free to download and use.
1. Lightworks
Lightworks is far much more than just basic video editing software – it's been used to create real, big-name movies including The King's Speech and Road to Perdition.
It really is that impressive and powerful. As you would expect for such a powerhouse, this isn't an application you are going to learn or master overnight, but that's certainly not something you could hold against it.
Lightworks is described as the professional editor for everyone, and we reckon that's a fair summary. Despite its power, it will run well on fairly modest hardware, and it handles video capture and editing with aplomb.
If you've tried other free video editing software you'll probably find that the interface is a little different to anything you're used to, but you can arrange the various controls and windows to create something that suits your way of working.
Download here: Lightworks
2. VideoPad Video Editor
This ease of use plays a very big part in VideoPad's appeal, but it also comes highly recommended because of the sheer range of tools it has on offer.
VideoPad Video Editor may not be quite as feature-packed as Lightworks, but it's much easier to just jump straight into. You can work with video footage that's already on your hard drive, or capture from your connected camcorder. You then have access to a plethora of video and audio editing tools (effects, transitions, sequencing and more), the likes of which would not be out of place in premium video editing software.
Download here: VideoPad Video Editor
3. Shotcut
Shotcut is another professional-feeling free video editor that requires a little patience if you are achieve the results it is so capable of delivering. The slightly unusual interface can be put down to the fact that this started life as a Linux application, and little has changed in its conversion to Windows.
To start with, the layout of the interface may seem a little stark. You will need to not only load a video, but also choose which editing mode you would like to work in and which tools you'd like to use.
There's no getting away from the fact that Shotcut has a steep learning curve. It's possible to achieve some impressive results by simply applying one of its many filters to your video, but the real rewards will only be reaped by those willing to invest the time and energy in fully getting to grips with what's on offer.
Download here: Shotcut
4.Avidemux
While Avidemux doesn't offer the most extensive video editing feature set, it's not a pared-back Windows Movie Maker style affair either. You might have to go hunting for some of the more advanced options, and using them may require you to look at some of the many online tutorials written by its community of users.
There's also a handy quickstart guide to get you rolling if you're totally new to video editing. If you can't see a tool you need, Avidemux is also expandable via plugins that add features like subtitles and watermarks.
Download here: Avidemux
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