The habit of using social networks today makes many people have the need to edit videos and images to preserve memories as well as share with friends and relatives. For ordinary, non-professional users, video editing does not require too many complicated skills, so the supporting software is quite simple and there are a few free options.
Capcut
This is considered the most convenient and simple software, suitable for all users, especially those who are new to video editing. Even though using the free package, users still have many features to create content according to their preferences, including many "trendy" effects as well as pre-built templates, just touch and let the system do the rest.
Capcut is a product of ByteDance - TikTok's parent company, so the application is specially designed to be compatible with this short video sharing platform. The program has Magic Tools to do almost the entire process for users: just drag and drop clips, adjust the length. The software can export files in MP4, MOV format (compatible with most online platforms and operating systems today). Not only used on mobile, the application is also available on computers running Windows and macOS. Capcut also has an artificial intelligence (AI) tool to automatically create subtitles, dubbing, effects... and is all free.
There are some features or tools that require users to pay to use, but the free version is enough to meet the needs of the majority of internet users.
Canva
Canva has a lot of advertising and is widely used for display design in promotional campaigns by marketers. But this software also supports free video editing, with an interface that looks quite similar to Capcut when you first log in. Users can choose to edit content in horizontal format (common) or vertical (compatible with some social networking platforms).
Although Canva is more focused on image creation, its video editing feature is still useful, easy to use, and has built-in animated transitions. Users mainly just drag and drop videos into the editing panel, change the length/shortness of the clip, set a title, and add background music (for free). Canva has a lot of quality templates, good music, and AI tools, but it requires a paid version.
If you don't need too many complex things for the finished product, users can still use the free version to create videos in popular formats such as MP4, GIF... but there will be no MOV. In addition to the application, Canva also has a web version.
Adobe Express
Adobe is famous for its video and image editing software worldwide. On the web, the company has a program called Adobe Express that is provided for free to users, with many video editing features similar to Capcut and Canva, but is superior in the quality of the available image and video library.
The software also has a generative AI tool that can generate many design images, as long as the user has the ability to imagine and describe the details with commands, thereby reducing the dependence on high-quality original photo libraries (which must be paid for access and use). Overall, this will be a good free software to use, but may be less convenient than the two names mentioned above.
iMovie - video editing software exclusively for "Apple fans"
If you use a Mac or iPad, you are probably familiar with iMovie. This is an integrated application, pre-installed in Mac computers available on the market, or downloaded from the App Store for use with iPhone, iPad. Thus, users of Windows computers or Android devices will not be able to use this program.
iMovie is also a basic drag-and-drop video editor, suitable for beginners as well as those who have some knowledge of editing. The special thing is that the program is completely free, there are no paid options, so all Apple users have access to the same features.
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