Free video editing software?

[Jordan]

So since windows movie maker isnt available anymore wich is a shame cause it was really easy to use im looking for another.

Has to be free , without watermark on the output video and easy to use.

Any suggestions?

Thanks

[Thatbrownmonster]

only way would be an iligal version
you can allways use the free 15 day trial from adobe premier I guess
I used it to make a project

[HypersleepyNaputunia]

shotcut
commands you need to know:

drag and drop the file into the program
i - insert cut point
o- insert end cut point
- export

[Exiled Alchemist]

Try OpenShot [www.openshot.org] 100% free so no watermarks, no virus, lots of features, a large number of resolutions are supported including Ultra HD. You can also add images, and audio files to videos. Finally loads of video export formats to choose from even converting videos into gif images. Almost forgot to note it's extreamly user friendly even for those new to video editing.

[Jordan]

Originally posted by ExiledAlchemist:

Try OpenShot [www.openshot.org] 100% free so no watermarks, no virus, lots of features, a large number of resolutions are supported including Ultra HD. You can also add images, and audio files to videos. Finally loads of video export formats to choose from even converting videos into gif images. Almost forgot to note it's extreamly user friendly even for those new to video editing.

Sounds really good , ill give it a Shot^^

Thanks

[BossGalaga]

VSDC is a free video editing program and from what I've seen it's about the closest to something like Final Cut/Premiere/Vegas if you're familiar with any of those. Openshot appears to be more simplistic and focused on beginners.

Personally, I prefer Premiere or Vegas. I use Premiere for work and Sony Vegas/Movie Studio at home. Premiere is good for professional work but I prefer the Vegas UI as it's more streamlined IMO.

[MrExzibit]

Pretty sure this is where I downloaded Windows Movie Maker for Windows 10 a while ago

http://www.windows-movie-maker.org/

[Jordan]

Originally posted by MrExzibit:

Pretty sure this is where I downloaded Windows Movie Maker for Windows 10 a while ago

http://www.windows-movie-maker.org/

that installer is a trial version

[MrExzibit]

Originally posted by NL_Bumblebee:

Originally posted by MrExzibit:

Pretty sure this is where I downloaded Windows Movie Maker for Windows 10 a while ago

http://www.windows-movie-maker.org/

that installer is a trial version

Hmm, idk then.

I remember that I had to download it manually when I got Windows 10 and I don't have any trials.

[ナルゴ]

shot cut

[SimicEngineer]

I think Kdenlive used to be the most recommended video editing package for Linux (before OpenShot came out), and it now has a Windows port (though still considered beta and requires some manual steps to install).

https://kdenlive.org/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=huZQwS1-eh4

[Bergman]

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[Jordan]

Originally posted by SoFtiroliankev:

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that 3d modeling.......

[[LTT] LinusFTW]

You could install a Windows 7 VM and use Movie Maker that way.

[BossGalaga]

Originally posted by NL_Bumblebee:

Originally posted by SoFtiroliankev:

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that 3d modeling.......

Blender has multiple uses, including video editing.

[MrExzibit]

Originally posted by BossGalaga:

Originally posted by NL_Bumblebee:

that 3d modeling.......

Blender has multiple uses, including video editing.

It's a little advanced though and assuming that OP wants something simple as he/she enjoyed using Windows Movie Maker.