Top 5 Best FREE VIDEO EDITING Software (2024) [NO WATERMARKS/NO TIME LIMITS]

The best FREE VIDEO EDITORS for Windows, Mac, and Linux… Whether you’re a beginner needing something simple for YouTube or you’re a professional that requires more advanced features, there’s a free video editor for you. So, coming I’ll count down the Top 5 best free video editing software for Windows, Mac, and Linux going over the pros and cons of each. To qualify, the program must not have any forced watermarks or time limits and allow for the export of projects in a resolution of at least 1080p HD.

“Free Software” Playlist

0:00 Intro
0:30 #5 OpenShot
2:06 #4 VSDC Video Editor
3:26 #3 Kdenlive
4:34 Bonus Picks
5:24 #2 Shotcut
6:29 #1 DaVinci Resolve

OpenShot
VSDC Video Editor
Kdenlive
Blender
iMovie
Lightworks
Shotcut
DaVinci Resolve

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[sapelesteve]

Excellent video to start the year! Happy New Year Brett! Looking forward to what you have in store for us in 2024! 👍👍💥💥

[Bikeraq]

My favorite thing about this is that most of the mentioned editors on the top 5 list don't have long terms of use agreements like paid for or other programs that are more popular. Big win for me.

[allalbavincero]

Thank you for the review video. It is clear, concise, brief usage examples on products, and appreciated mostly, is not influenced by commercial sponsorships.

[DaveLennonCopeland]

Glad to see that VSDC is still on the list... Been using it for well over 5 years now.

[achamyelehmuche]

100% working. you solve my big problem, thank a lot. Good Job

[so]

THANKS! I needed something to prepare for a slide show for a class reunion, that has to be finished in 3 days! This VSDC seems to do the trick. without buying it, I will have to figure out how to save it to my laptop, but hopefully I can do that. At least it is free and I just need to figure out saving it!

[martinyearly]

I searched a lot of videos and this was the best one thanks

[JWChongR]

BrettInTech, thank you for all the great content all around the year. Happy New Year for you and your loved ones, from a fan from Panamá 🇵🇦🇵🇦

[HuntingOldYella]

Thanks for the video!
I'm going to try and get my head around DaVinci Resolve 18 as most of my videos are in 4k

[ulrichtobben]

Happy New Year!! Could you do a video on the best open-source e-mail clients for windows? Thanks!

[antonvoloshin]

DaVinci Resolve is awesome, but on Linux the free version of it has VERY limited codec support, which is a shame...

[maboulofob]

Always cool to watch the TechGum.. I mean Brett In Tech videos to know the best sofwares to use.
Thanks for the picks ✌
And happy new year

[Dreamo]

which is now the best one for useing automatic cc subtitles?

[DM-nzhy]

Great content overall with just enough information for me to make trial and adoption decision. I've selected quite a few of the #1 recommendations, from Blender and GIMP to DaVinci and LibreOffice. Well done and please keep publishing and updating your "Best of.." lists.

[HappyForestTrees-iktd]

Thanks for giving us this useful information for your suggestion i install Davinci software on my pc

[Aki-khqe-StreetKidZZZ]

Openshot reminds me of windows xp movie maker

[LueBangs]

Do any of these allow more than a Gigabyte and a half like 1.5Gb?? Thanks and love what you do

[jaybuckeye]

I'm a total beginner. I'm never going to be a videographer. It's just going to be me talking interspersed with some still shots (no videos). Where do I start?

[infinitepeeps]

Which one would you say runs the smoothest on a standard laptop?

[darkest-lariat]

I started using Shotcut from your previous video....Now i might try Davinci as well