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Special Animated Transition Tutorial【SUPER EASY】 for 2024
Special Animated Transition Tutorial【SUPER EASY】
Preparation
What you need to prepare:
- A computer (Windows or macOS)
- Your video materials.
- Filmora video editor
Step 1
First off, download the Filmora video editor . After it downloads, click install and follow the provided steps.
Step 2
After installing, the editor will start automatically. When it does, click on the “New Project” button to finally open the editor.
Step 3
From the upper-left side of the screen, click the highlighted text to import media. This is where you insert your video files into the editor. Once the folder opens, select the videos you want to import and click “Open”.
Step 4
Drag your first clip to the timeline. Then, move the Playhead to where you want to start your transition.
Step 5
Take a snapshot of this frame.
Step 6
Split the footage and delete the part on the right side of the Playhead.
Step 7
Without moving the Playhead, simply drag the snapshot you took earlier. Right-click on the snapshot in the timeline and click on “Duration”. Then, set the duration to 1 second. Finally, click “OK”.
Step 8
Open your browser and go to the Picsart photo effects editor . Upload the same snapshot we made in Filmora and apply the “Comic” preset on it. Then, download the photo and import it back into Filmora.
Step 9
Drag the snapshot with the Comic preset to the Timeline and set its duration to 1 second as well.
Step 10
Repeat the same process with the second clip. Take a snapshot, add the Comic effect, and import it back into Filmora. But this time, align the clips as follows: Add the snapshot with the comic preset first, then the snapshot without any effects, and then the video. It should look like this.
Step 11
Go to the Transitions tab and drag the “Color Distance” transition between the first and second snapshot on your Timeline. Then, right-click on the transition box in the timeline and select “Edit Properties”. From there, change the duration of the transition to 1 second and click “OK”.
Step 12
Drag the “Push” transition between the next two snapshots. Set its duration to 1 second as well by right clicking the transition and going to “Edit Properties”.
Step 13
Place the last transition between the last two snapshots in your timeline. This time, we’re going to use the “Evaporate” transition. Set its duration to 1 second as well.
Step 14
The final step is to render the video. Click this button and you will finally be done.
Summary
What you’ve learned:
- How to add any type of transition to video clips and images in Filmora
- How to take quick snapshots of any frame in Filmora
- A quick way to Render videos and watch the final preview
- Add custom effects to images
What you need to prepare:
- A computer (Windows or macOS)
- Your video materials.
- Filmora video editor
Step 1
First off, download the Filmora video editor . After it downloads, click install and follow the provided steps.
Step 2
After installing, the editor will start automatically. When it does, click on the “New Project” button to finally open the editor.
Step 3
From the upper-left side of the screen, click the highlighted text to import media. This is where you insert your video files into the editor. Once the folder opens, select the videos you want to import and click “Open”.
Step 4
Drag your first clip to the timeline. Then, move the Playhead to where you want to start your transition.
Step 5
Take a snapshot of this frame.
Step 6
Split the footage and delete the part on the right side of the Playhead.
Step 7
Without moving the Playhead, simply drag the snapshot you took earlier. Right-click on the snapshot in the timeline and click on “Duration”. Then, set the duration to 1 second. Finally, click “OK”.
Step 8
Open your browser and go to the Picsart photo effects editor . Upload the same snapshot we made in Filmora and apply the “Comic” preset on it. Then, download the photo and import it back into Filmora.
Step 9
Drag the snapshot with the Comic preset to the Timeline and set its duration to 1 second as well.
Step 10
Repeat the same process with the second clip. Take a snapshot, add the Comic effect, and import it back into Filmora. But this time, align the clips as follows: Add the snapshot with the comic preset first, then the snapshot without any effects, and then the video. It should look like this.
Step 11
Go to the Transitions tab and drag the “Color Distance” transition between the first and second snapshot on your Timeline. Then, right-click on the transition box in the timeline and select “Edit Properties”. From there, change the duration of the transition to 1 second and click “OK”.
Step 12
Drag the “Push” transition between the next two snapshots. Set its duration to 1 second as well by right clicking the transition and going to “Edit Properties”.
Step 13
Place the last transition between the last two snapshots in your timeline. This time, we’re going to use the “Evaporate” transition. Set its duration to 1 second as well.
Step 14
The final step is to render the video. Click this button and you will finally be done.
Summary
What you’ve learned:
- How to add any type of transition to video clips and images in Filmora
- How to take quick snapshots of any frame in Filmora
- A quick way to Render videos and watch the final preview
- Add custom effects to images
What you need to prepare:
- A computer (Windows or macOS)
- Your video materials.
- Filmora video editor
Step 1
First off, download the Filmora video editor . After it downloads, click install and follow the provided steps.
Step 2
After installing, the editor will start automatically. When it does, click on the “New Project” button to finally open the editor.
Step 3
From the upper-left side of the screen, click the highlighted text to import media. This is where you insert your video files into the editor. Once the folder opens, select the videos you want to import and click “Open”.
Step 4
Drag your first clip to the timeline. Then, move the Playhead to where you want to start your transition.
Step 5
Take a snapshot of this frame.
Step 6
Split the footage and delete the part on the right side of the Playhead.
Step 7
Without moving the Playhead, simply drag the snapshot you took earlier. Right-click on the snapshot in the timeline and click on “Duration”. Then, set the duration to 1 second. Finally, click “OK”.
Step 8
Open your browser and go to the Picsart photo effects editor . Upload the same snapshot we made in Filmora and apply the “Comic” preset on it. Then, download the photo and import it back into Filmora.
Step 9
Drag the snapshot with the Comic preset to the Timeline and set its duration to 1 second as well.
Step 10
Repeat the same process with the second clip. Take a snapshot, add the Comic effect, and import it back into Filmora. But this time, align the clips as follows: Add the snapshot with the comic preset first, then the snapshot without any effects, and then the video. It should look like this.
Step 11
Go to the Transitions tab and drag the “Color Distance” transition between the first and second snapshot on your Timeline. Then, right-click on the transition box in the timeline and select “Edit Properties”. From there, change the duration of the transition to 1 second and click “OK”.
Step 12
Drag the “Push” transition between the next two snapshots. Set its duration to 1 second as well by right clicking the transition and going to “Edit Properties”.
Step 13
Place the last transition between the last two snapshots in your timeline. This time, we’re going to use the “Evaporate” transition. Set its duration to 1 second as well.
Step 14
The final step is to render the video. Click this button and you will finally be done.
Summary
What you’ve learned:
- How to add any type of transition to video clips and images in Filmora
- How to take quick snapshots of any frame in Filmora
- A quick way to Render videos and watch the final preview
- Add custom effects to images
What you need to prepare:
- A computer (Windows or macOS)
- Your video materials.
- Filmora video editor
Step 1
First off, download the Filmora video editor . After it downloads, click install and follow the provided steps.
Step 2
After installing, the editor will start automatically. When it does, click on the “New Project” button to finally open the editor.
Step 3
From the upper-left side of the screen, click the highlighted text to import media. This is where you insert your video files into the editor. Once the folder opens, select the videos you want to import and click “Open”.
Step 4
Drag your first clip to the timeline. Then, move the Playhead to where you want to start your transition.
Step 5
Take a snapshot of this frame.
Step 6
Split the footage and delete the part on the right side of the Playhead.
Step 7
Without moving the Playhead, simply drag the snapshot you took earlier. Right-click on the snapshot in the timeline and click on “Duration”. Then, set the duration to 1 second. Finally, click “OK”.
Step 8
Open your browser and go to the Picsart photo effects editor . Upload the same snapshot we made in Filmora and apply the “Comic” preset on it. Then, download the photo and import it back into Filmora.
Step 9
Drag the snapshot with the Comic preset to the Timeline and set its duration to 1 second as well.
Step 10
Repeat the same process with the second clip. Take a snapshot, add the Comic effect, and import it back into Filmora. But this time, align the clips as follows: Add the snapshot with the comic preset first, then the snapshot without any effects, and then the video. It should look like this.
Step 11
Go to the Transitions tab and drag the “Color Distance” transition between the first and second snapshot on your Timeline. Then, right-click on the transition box in the timeline and select “Edit Properties”. From there, change the duration of the transition to 1 second and click “OK”.
Step 12
Drag the “Push” transition between the next two snapshots. Set its duration to 1 second as well by right clicking the transition and going to “Edit Properties”.
Step 13
Place the last transition between the last two snapshots in your timeline. This time, we’re going to use the “Evaporate” transition. Set its duration to 1 second as well.
Step 14
The final step is to render the video. Click this button and you will finally be done.
Summary
What you’ve learned:
- How to add any type of transition to video clips and images in Filmora
- How to take quick snapshots of any frame in Filmora
- A quick way to Render videos and watch the final preview
- Add custom effects to images
General Information That You Need To Know About MKV Format
MKV file format is a popularly adopted format. The format is easily accessible digital, and self-documented. The only problem people face with different formats is their compatibility. If you are trying to play an MKV video but facing problems, read the article below.
We will discuss the MKV video format, how it works, the way to play it, and other things you need to know. Stay with us; we are about to begin.
In this article
03 How to Play MKV Video Files on VLC Media Player?
04 How Can You Edit Video Files with Filmora Video Editor?
05 Which One Is Better? MKV or MOV?
Part 1: What is MKV format?
The MKV format, known as Matroska, was developed in 2002. This is an open standard video format. Different media files have different encoding, yet MKV stores various multimedia files as it is a container. Do you know what the format is widely used for? Well, the MKV file format is popularly used for online video streaming and also HD videos.
Typically, the format is used to store video clips, movies, and also TV shows. Among the list of audio and video codecs that MKV support, a few are VobSub subtitles, .SRT, .SSA, and .USF. The MKV container file format is famous in the anime fansubbing world. Many users create subtitles with this as the MKV video format supports various audio and subtitle tracks in one same file.
Part 2. How Does A MKV Video Work?
What do you know about the working of the MKV file? If you don’t have much knowledge, let’s share everything you need to know. The MKV format supports 3D objects and also subtitles. The file format is capable of running on both Windows and Mac. Interestingly, the MKV format supports all video and audio coding formats.
Let us clarify something, MKV file format is not an audio-video compression codec; it is a container format used to store subtitles, audio, video in a single file. Surprisingly, the MKV video format is also great for storing complete movies or CDs.
Do you know one amazing thing about MKV? It’s error-resilient; this means if your file is corrupted, it can recover the playback. The open-source format is great for describing technical information and commercial groups.
Part 3. How to Play MKV Video Files on VLC Media Player?
Different platforms support different formats like this MKV file format supported by Microsoft Movies & TV, VLC Media Player, and MPlayer. We will share how you can play MKV video files on VLC Media Player for the current article. If you don’t know, VLC is a cross-platform media player that supports most of the file formats, streaming protocols, DVDs, VCDs, Audio CDs, etc.
Interestingly, the media players work on all platforms like Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android, etc. Do you know that the media playing software is free? Well, it is. It has no spyware and no user tracking. If you are interested in learning about how to play MKV video format on VLC, follow the steps below:
Step 1: Start by installing VLC Media Player on your respective device. It is possible you might have already installed VLC; what to do now? If this is the case, then open VLC and head over to the ‘Help’ option. There select the ‘Check for Updates’ option to update your VLC to the latest version for better performance.
Step 2: After you have either installed or updated VLC Media Player, launch it and move to the ‘Media’ option from the top bar. Next, select the ‘Open File’ option from the menu list and look for the MKV format video in your device to add to the media player. You can also add files to VLC by directly dragging them to the media player.
Step 3: Have you successfully imported the MKV file? If yes, then your video will start playing, and you can enjoy watching your videos with VLC.
Part 4. How Can You Edit Video Files with Filmora Video Editor?
You must have heard about Wondershare Filmora , as a great video editor. The software is used everywhere, by professionals, beginners, everyone. Do you not know much about it? Let us tell you! Whenever you plan to edit your MKV video format files, make sure you try Filmora. The video editor comes with uncountable features and offers limitless editing capabilities.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
While editing with Filmora, you never have to worry about video effects, transitions, titles, or anything. Do you know why? This is because Filmora provides every editing element. Let’s talk more about its features:
Audio Section
From the top menu bar on Filmora, you get an Audio section. This section can do wonders for your MVK format video. If you are looking for suitable audio to add to your video, try the audio collection from the audio section. You get sound effects of various types like Jazz, Rock, Happy, etc. You also get a wide variety of musical sounds, human sounds, etc.
Audio Editing Capacity
We must have mentioned above that apart from video editing; you get options for Audio Editing. Do you know what you can do? Start by accessing the Audio Editor by double-clicking on the audio file now, and you can do whatever you like.
For instance, the software offers features like Detach Audio from video, Mute video. Or even the advanced features offer Silence Detection, which automatically detects silence and crops the part.
Add Transitions and Titles
Like we said earlier, you don’t have to worry about transitions and titles with Filmora; this is because an independent section has been given to both the categories that are loaded with wide crazy options. Like if you head to the Transitions tab, you will get options like Speed Blur, Basic, Ripple & Dissolve, and others.
Whereas, if you open the Titles section, you will get various templates. The software offers Lower Thirds, Subtitles, Openers, etc. With Filmora, you get Titles and Transitions according to recent events and occasions.
Cool Elements
For video editing, effects and transitions are not everything. Although they play a vital role in setting and making a good video but do, you know what else matters? Let’s guide you. To make creative and eye-catching content, you need to add elements.
With Filmora, you get tons of great elements that can sustain your viewer’s interest. You can select between the various options like Subscribe Chanel, Share, Count Down, Metaverse, and much more than this. You can also get your hands-on Background Elements, Social Media Elements, etc.
Part 5. Which One Is Better? MKV or MOV?
MKV file format is not as commonly used as MOV because of its poor compatibility when it comes to mobile devices. If we talk about the file size, MKV tends to have a larger file size as compared to other used formats. MOV is a container file format that can store multiple media files of different tracks. Whereas MKV is an envelope format, even supporting to store complete movies with subtitles.
MKV format was developed by Matroska, whereas Apple developed the MOV file format. MKV format is good for storing HD videos, and MOV format is great for saving movies.
Last Words
MKV format is a container format that can store different files with different encodings. The article above has discussed the file format in detail. We talked about how you can use the format, play MKV video format, and also how to edit MKV videos. We will conclude the article by suggesting a great video editor, Wondershare Filmora.
Features like Keyframing, Motion Tracking are offered by the software. Along with this, some advanced-level features are also provided, like Advanced Color Tuning, Green Screen, Video Snapshot, and many others. So, for creating a nice video with great editing elements, Wondershare Filmora is a must.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
03 How to Play MKV Video Files on VLC Media Player?
04 How Can You Edit Video Files with Filmora Video Editor?
05 Which One Is Better? MKV or MOV?
Part 1: What is MKV format?
The MKV format, known as Matroska, was developed in 2002. This is an open standard video format. Different media files have different encoding, yet MKV stores various multimedia files as it is a container. Do you know what the format is widely used for? Well, the MKV file format is popularly used for online video streaming and also HD videos.
Typically, the format is used to store video clips, movies, and also TV shows. Among the list of audio and video codecs that MKV support, a few are VobSub subtitles, .SRT, .SSA, and .USF. The MKV container file format is famous in the anime fansubbing world. Many users create subtitles with this as the MKV video format supports various audio and subtitle tracks in one same file.
Part 2. How Does A MKV Video Work?
What do you know about the working of the MKV file? If you don’t have much knowledge, let’s share everything you need to know. The MKV format supports 3D objects and also subtitles. The file format is capable of running on both Windows and Mac. Interestingly, the MKV format supports all video and audio coding formats.
Let us clarify something, MKV file format is not an audio-video compression codec; it is a container format used to store subtitles, audio, video in a single file. Surprisingly, the MKV video format is also great for storing complete movies or CDs.
Do you know one amazing thing about MKV? It’s error-resilient; this means if your file is corrupted, it can recover the playback. The open-source format is great for describing technical information and commercial groups.
Part 3. How to Play MKV Video Files on VLC Media Player?
Different platforms support different formats like this MKV file format supported by Microsoft Movies & TV, VLC Media Player, and MPlayer. We will share how you can play MKV video files on VLC Media Player for the current article. If you don’t know, VLC is a cross-platform media player that supports most of the file formats, streaming protocols, DVDs, VCDs, Audio CDs, etc.
Interestingly, the media players work on all platforms like Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android, etc. Do you know that the media playing software is free? Well, it is. It has no spyware and no user tracking. If you are interested in learning about how to play MKV video format on VLC, follow the steps below:
Step 1: Start by installing VLC Media Player on your respective device. It is possible you might have already installed VLC; what to do now? If this is the case, then open VLC and head over to the ‘Help’ option. There select the ‘Check for Updates’ option to update your VLC to the latest version for better performance.
Step 2: After you have either installed or updated VLC Media Player, launch it and move to the ‘Media’ option from the top bar. Next, select the ‘Open File’ option from the menu list and look for the MKV format video in your device to add to the media player. You can also add files to VLC by directly dragging them to the media player.
Step 3: Have you successfully imported the MKV file? If yes, then your video will start playing, and you can enjoy watching your videos with VLC.
Part 4. How Can You Edit Video Files with Filmora Video Editor?
You must have heard about Wondershare Filmora , as a great video editor. The software is used everywhere, by professionals, beginners, everyone. Do you not know much about it? Let us tell you! Whenever you plan to edit your MKV video format files, make sure you try Filmora. The video editor comes with uncountable features and offers limitless editing capabilities.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
While editing with Filmora, you never have to worry about video effects, transitions, titles, or anything. Do you know why? This is because Filmora provides every editing element. Let’s talk more about its features:
Audio Section
From the top menu bar on Filmora, you get an Audio section. This section can do wonders for your MVK format video. If you are looking for suitable audio to add to your video, try the audio collection from the audio section. You get sound effects of various types like Jazz, Rock, Happy, etc. You also get a wide variety of musical sounds, human sounds, etc.
Audio Editing Capacity
We must have mentioned above that apart from video editing; you get options for Audio Editing. Do you know what you can do? Start by accessing the Audio Editor by double-clicking on the audio file now, and you can do whatever you like.
For instance, the software offers features like Detach Audio from video, Mute video. Or even the advanced features offer Silence Detection, which automatically detects silence and crops the part.
Add Transitions and Titles
Like we said earlier, you don’t have to worry about transitions and titles with Filmora; this is because an independent section has been given to both the categories that are loaded with wide crazy options. Like if you head to the Transitions tab, you will get options like Speed Blur, Basic, Ripple & Dissolve, and others.
Whereas, if you open the Titles section, you will get various templates. The software offers Lower Thirds, Subtitles, Openers, etc. With Filmora, you get Titles and Transitions according to recent events and occasions.
Cool Elements
For video editing, effects and transitions are not everything. Although they play a vital role in setting and making a good video but do, you know what else matters? Let’s guide you. To make creative and eye-catching content, you need to add elements.
With Filmora, you get tons of great elements that can sustain your viewer’s interest. You can select between the various options like Subscribe Chanel, Share, Count Down, Metaverse, and much more than this. You can also get your hands-on Background Elements, Social Media Elements, etc.
Part 5. Which One Is Better? MKV or MOV?
MKV file format is not as commonly used as MOV because of its poor compatibility when it comes to mobile devices. If we talk about the file size, MKV tends to have a larger file size as compared to other used formats. MOV is a container file format that can store multiple media files of different tracks. Whereas MKV is an envelope format, even supporting to store complete movies with subtitles.
MKV format was developed by Matroska, whereas Apple developed the MOV file format. MKV format is good for storing HD videos, and MOV format is great for saving movies.
Last Words
MKV format is a container format that can store different files with different encodings. The article above has discussed the file format in detail. We talked about how you can use the format, play MKV video format, and also how to edit MKV videos. We will conclude the article by suggesting a great video editor, Wondershare Filmora.
Features like Keyframing, Motion Tracking are offered by the software. Along with this, some advanced-level features are also provided, like Advanced Color Tuning, Green Screen, Video Snapshot, and many others. So, for creating a nice video with great editing elements, Wondershare Filmora is a must.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
03 How to Play MKV Video Files on VLC Media Player?
04 How Can You Edit Video Files with Filmora Video Editor?
05 Which One Is Better? MKV or MOV?
Part 1: What is MKV format?
The MKV format, known as Matroska, was developed in 2002. This is an open standard video format. Different media files have different encoding, yet MKV stores various multimedia files as it is a container. Do you know what the format is widely used for? Well, the MKV file format is popularly used for online video streaming and also HD videos.
Typically, the format is used to store video clips, movies, and also TV shows. Among the list of audio and video codecs that MKV support, a few are VobSub subtitles, .SRT, .SSA, and .USF. The MKV container file format is famous in the anime fansubbing world. Many users create subtitles with this as the MKV video format supports various audio and subtitle tracks in one same file.
Part 2. How Does A MKV Video Work?
What do you know about the working of the MKV file? If you don’t have much knowledge, let’s share everything you need to know. The MKV format supports 3D objects and also subtitles. The file format is capable of running on both Windows and Mac. Interestingly, the MKV format supports all video and audio coding formats.
Let us clarify something, MKV file format is not an audio-video compression codec; it is a container format used to store subtitles, audio, video in a single file. Surprisingly, the MKV video format is also great for storing complete movies or CDs.
Do you know one amazing thing about MKV? It’s error-resilient; this means if your file is corrupted, it can recover the playback. The open-source format is great for describing technical information and commercial groups.
Part 3. How to Play MKV Video Files on VLC Media Player?
Different platforms support different formats like this MKV file format supported by Microsoft Movies & TV, VLC Media Player, and MPlayer. We will share how you can play MKV video files on VLC Media Player for the current article. If you don’t know, VLC is a cross-platform media player that supports most of the file formats, streaming protocols, DVDs, VCDs, Audio CDs, etc.
Interestingly, the media players work on all platforms like Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android, etc. Do you know that the media playing software is free? Well, it is. It has no spyware and no user tracking. If you are interested in learning about how to play MKV video format on VLC, follow the steps below:
Step 1: Start by installing VLC Media Player on your respective device. It is possible you might have already installed VLC; what to do now? If this is the case, then open VLC and head over to the ‘Help’ option. There select the ‘Check for Updates’ option to update your VLC to the latest version for better performance.
Step 2: After you have either installed or updated VLC Media Player, launch it and move to the ‘Media’ option from the top bar. Next, select the ‘Open File’ option from the menu list and look for the MKV format video in your device to add to the media player. You can also add files to VLC by directly dragging them to the media player.
Step 3: Have you successfully imported the MKV file? If yes, then your video will start playing, and you can enjoy watching your videos with VLC.
Part 4. How Can You Edit Video Files with Filmora Video Editor?
You must have heard about Wondershare Filmora , as a great video editor. The software is used everywhere, by professionals, beginners, everyone. Do you not know much about it? Let us tell you! Whenever you plan to edit your MKV video format files, make sure you try Filmora. The video editor comes with uncountable features and offers limitless editing capabilities.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
While editing with Filmora, you never have to worry about video effects, transitions, titles, or anything. Do you know why? This is because Filmora provides every editing element. Let’s talk more about its features:
Audio Section
From the top menu bar on Filmora, you get an Audio section. This section can do wonders for your MVK format video. If you are looking for suitable audio to add to your video, try the audio collection from the audio section. You get sound effects of various types like Jazz, Rock, Happy, etc. You also get a wide variety of musical sounds, human sounds, etc.
Audio Editing Capacity
We must have mentioned above that apart from video editing; you get options for Audio Editing. Do you know what you can do? Start by accessing the Audio Editor by double-clicking on the audio file now, and you can do whatever you like.
For instance, the software offers features like Detach Audio from video, Mute video. Or even the advanced features offer Silence Detection, which automatically detects silence and crops the part.
Add Transitions and Titles
Like we said earlier, you don’t have to worry about transitions and titles with Filmora; this is because an independent section has been given to both the categories that are loaded with wide crazy options. Like if you head to the Transitions tab, you will get options like Speed Blur, Basic, Ripple & Dissolve, and others.
Whereas, if you open the Titles section, you will get various templates. The software offers Lower Thirds, Subtitles, Openers, etc. With Filmora, you get Titles and Transitions according to recent events and occasions.
Cool Elements
For video editing, effects and transitions are not everything. Although they play a vital role in setting and making a good video but do, you know what else matters? Let’s guide you. To make creative and eye-catching content, you need to add elements.
With Filmora, you get tons of great elements that can sustain your viewer’s interest. You can select between the various options like Subscribe Chanel, Share, Count Down, Metaverse, and much more than this. You can also get your hands-on Background Elements, Social Media Elements, etc.
Part 5. Which One Is Better? MKV or MOV?
MKV file format is not as commonly used as MOV because of its poor compatibility when it comes to mobile devices. If we talk about the file size, MKV tends to have a larger file size as compared to other used formats. MOV is a container file format that can store multiple media files of different tracks. Whereas MKV is an envelope format, even supporting to store complete movies with subtitles.
MKV format was developed by Matroska, whereas Apple developed the MOV file format. MKV format is good for storing HD videos, and MOV format is great for saving movies.
Last Words
MKV format is a container format that can store different files with different encodings. The article above has discussed the file format in detail. We talked about how you can use the format, play MKV video format, and also how to edit MKV videos. We will conclude the article by suggesting a great video editor, Wondershare Filmora.
Features like Keyframing, Motion Tracking are offered by the software. Along with this, some advanced-level features are also provided, like Advanced Color Tuning, Green Screen, Video Snapshot, and many others. So, for creating a nice video with great editing elements, Wondershare Filmora is a must.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
03 How to Play MKV Video Files on VLC Media Player?
04 How Can You Edit Video Files with Filmora Video Editor?
05 Which One Is Better? MKV or MOV?
Part 1: What is MKV format?
The MKV format, known as Matroska, was developed in 2002. This is an open standard video format. Different media files have different encoding, yet MKV stores various multimedia files as it is a container. Do you know what the format is widely used for? Well, the MKV file format is popularly used for online video streaming and also HD videos.
Typically, the format is used to store video clips, movies, and also TV shows. Among the list of audio and video codecs that MKV support, a few are VobSub subtitles, .SRT, .SSA, and .USF. The MKV container file format is famous in the anime fansubbing world. Many users create subtitles with this as the MKV video format supports various audio and subtitle tracks in one same file.
Part 2. How Does A MKV Video Work?
What do you know about the working of the MKV file? If you don’t have much knowledge, let’s share everything you need to know. The MKV format supports 3D objects and also subtitles. The file format is capable of running on both Windows and Mac. Interestingly, the MKV format supports all video and audio coding formats.
Let us clarify something, MKV file format is not an audio-video compression codec; it is a container format used to store subtitles, audio, video in a single file. Surprisingly, the MKV video format is also great for storing complete movies or CDs.
Do you know one amazing thing about MKV? It’s error-resilient; this means if your file is corrupted, it can recover the playback. The open-source format is great for describing technical information and commercial groups.
Part 3. How to Play MKV Video Files on VLC Media Player?
Different platforms support different formats like this MKV file format supported by Microsoft Movies & TV, VLC Media Player, and MPlayer. We will share how you can play MKV video files on VLC Media Player for the current article. If you don’t know, VLC is a cross-platform media player that supports most of the file formats, streaming protocols, DVDs, VCDs, Audio CDs, etc.
Interestingly, the media players work on all platforms like Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android, etc. Do you know that the media playing software is free? Well, it is. It has no spyware and no user tracking. If you are interested in learning about how to play MKV video format on VLC, follow the steps below:
Step 1: Start by installing VLC Media Player on your respective device. It is possible you might have already installed VLC; what to do now? If this is the case, then open VLC and head over to the ‘Help’ option. There select the ‘Check for Updates’ option to update your VLC to the latest version for better performance.
Step 2: After you have either installed or updated VLC Media Player, launch it and move to the ‘Media’ option from the top bar. Next, select the ‘Open File’ option from the menu list and look for the MKV format video in your device to add to the media player. You can also add files to VLC by directly dragging them to the media player.
Step 3: Have you successfully imported the MKV file? If yes, then your video will start playing, and you can enjoy watching your videos with VLC.
Part 4. How Can You Edit Video Files with Filmora Video Editor?
You must have heard about Wondershare Filmora , as a great video editor. The software is used everywhere, by professionals, beginners, everyone. Do you not know much about it? Let us tell you! Whenever you plan to edit your MKV video format files, make sure you try Filmora. The video editor comes with uncountable features and offers limitless editing capabilities.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
While editing with Filmora, you never have to worry about video effects, transitions, titles, or anything. Do you know why? This is because Filmora provides every editing element. Let’s talk more about its features:
Audio Section
From the top menu bar on Filmora, you get an Audio section. This section can do wonders for your MVK format video. If you are looking for suitable audio to add to your video, try the audio collection from the audio section. You get sound effects of various types like Jazz, Rock, Happy, etc. You also get a wide variety of musical sounds, human sounds, etc.
Audio Editing Capacity
We must have mentioned above that apart from video editing; you get options for Audio Editing. Do you know what you can do? Start by accessing the Audio Editor by double-clicking on the audio file now, and you can do whatever you like.
For instance, the software offers features like Detach Audio from video, Mute video. Or even the advanced features offer Silence Detection, which automatically detects silence and crops the part.
Add Transitions and Titles
Like we said earlier, you don’t have to worry about transitions and titles with Filmora; this is because an independent section has been given to both the categories that are loaded with wide crazy options. Like if you head to the Transitions tab, you will get options like Speed Blur, Basic, Ripple & Dissolve, and others.
Whereas, if you open the Titles section, you will get various templates. The software offers Lower Thirds, Subtitles, Openers, etc. With Filmora, you get Titles and Transitions according to recent events and occasions.
Cool Elements
For video editing, effects and transitions are not everything. Although they play a vital role in setting and making a good video but do, you know what else matters? Let’s guide you. To make creative and eye-catching content, you need to add elements.
With Filmora, you get tons of great elements that can sustain your viewer’s interest. You can select between the various options like Subscribe Chanel, Share, Count Down, Metaverse, and much more than this. You can also get your hands-on Background Elements, Social Media Elements, etc.
Part 5. Which One Is Better? MKV or MOV?
MKV file format is not as commonly used as MOV because of its poor compatibility when it comes to mobile devices. If we talk about the file size, MKV tends to have a larger file size as compared to other used formats. MOV is a container file format that can store multiple media files of different tracks. Whereas MKV is an envelope format, even supporting to store complete movies with subtitles.
MKV format was developed by Matroska, whereas Apple developed the MOV file format. MKV format is good for storing HD videos, and MOV format is great for saving movies.
Last Words
MKV format is a container format that can store different files with different encodings. The article above has discussed the file format in detail. We talked about how you can use the format, play MKV video format, and also how to edit MKV videos. We will conclude the article by suggesting a great video editor, Wondershare Filmora.
Features like Keyframing, Motion Tracking are offered by the software. Along with this, some advanced-level features are also provided, like Advanced Color Tuning, Green Screen, Video Snapshot, and many others. So, for creating a nice video with great editing elements, Wondershare Filmora is a must.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.12 or later
Final Cut Pro for iPad
Final Cut Pro by Apple is the most popular premium video editor among macOS users. Starting from social media videos to short films and movies, Final Cut Pro is a popular choice. Even though video editing using FCP is mostly done on Mac, there are many who prefer video editing on their powerful phones. It is quite shocking that Final Cut Pro for Android and iOS users is not yet available.
Since it is an Apple-exclusive application, you would have expected FCP mobile app for iPhone and iPad. But Apple is yet to develop a mobile app for Final Cut Pro. Naturally, we have to look for Final Cut Pro alternative mobile apps for smartphone users. The alternatives need to be as feature-rich and powerful as FCP. Here is the list of the best Final Cut Pro alternative apps for Android and iOS users.
Part 1. Final Cut Pro Alternative App for Android
There is no Final Cut Pro app available for Android users. It is not surprising because Final Cut Pro is an Apple product. When you search for Final Cut Pro on Play Store, you will come across an FCP app. But it is a fake app and not developed by Apple. Here is our recommendation of the best Final Cut Pro alternative app for Android users.
1. Filmora
Filmora is the best alternative to Final Cut Pro for Android users. The app has a super high rating on Play Store. Filmora is available for free and you can create amazing HD videos. You can add stunning effects, animations, texts, filters, backgrounds, and much more. You can obviously perform the basic video edits such as trim, cut, join, and likewise. The app allows easy sharing of edited videos on social media platforms.
You can add keyframes for personalized creativity animations. There is a wide range of music available to pick from. Besides, there are amazing stickers and emojis available to apply to your video. The user interface is super intuitive for everyone to use easily without prior experience. The free version attaches a watermark and you can remove it by upgrading to VIP membership.
Link – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wondershare.filmorago&hl=en\_IN&gl=US
2. InShot
InShot is an extremely popular video editor app among Android users. It is featured as the Editor’s Choice on Play Store. The app has all the features and functionalities you need for basic and advanced video editing. In spite of being a powerful app, the graphical interface is user-friendly.
There are beautiful transitions, stickers, text effects, voice effects, and frames available. You can make picture-in-picture videos, slideshow videos, and slow-motion videos. You can also create stories and GIFs for social media. Besides, there is a keyframe option for texts and stickers. You can easily add voiceover, music, and voice effect to enhance the video content.
Link –https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.camerasideas.instashot&hl=en\_IN&gl=US
3. KineMaster
KineMaster is a popular video editing app among beginners. You can create your video from scratch using its video templates. KineMaster has a wide range of different categories of video templates to get started. Starting from basic adjustments to adding filters and effects, everything is available on KineMaster.
The user interface is super easy to operate. The app comes with an incredible collection of assets such as animations and clip graphics. You can remove the background from your video or photo instantly. Besides, you can save the edited video in desired video quality and share it instantly on social media platforms.
Link – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nexstreaming.app.kinemasterfree&hl=en\_IN&gl=US
4. Funimate
Funimate is a relatively new video editing app. But in a short time, the app has managed to become a top video editor app on Play Store. This is because it is extremely powerful and it is comparable to Final Cut Pro in terms of features. The app has a stunning collection of video and text effects that will enhance video content. You can work with multiple video layers just like Final Cut Pro.
The keyframe effect is a strong point for customized and personalized animations. You can choose from the different transitions, overlays, and backgrounds. Besides, there is a wide range of chic effects and filters to go with modern video trends. There is a dedicated 3D space available to experiment with object and text animations. You can sync music and choose AI effects and video masks.
Link – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.avcrbt.funimate&hl=en\_IN&gl=US
5. Splice
This is another relatively new video editor app but has a superb rating from users. The powerful video editor app makes it easy for beginners to edit videos comfortably. It has a dedicated timeline to work on your video clip and edit as per your requirements. There are beautiful text effects and overlays available.
Besides, you can add and sync music perfectly. Moreover, you can adjust the speed of your video to get the slow-motion effect. The basic video editing tools are available and you can create videos from your photos. There are amazing transitions and video effects present to apply to your photos and video clips. Overall, the video editor is suitable for beginners as well as professionals.
Link – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.splice.video.editor&hl=en\_IN&gl=US
Part 2. Final Cut Pro Alternative App for iPhone
Since Final Cut Pro is from Apple, you would have expected an FCP app for iPhone and iPad. Unfortunately, Apple has no plan yet to launch Final Cut Pro mobile app. Here are the Final Cut Pro alternative apps for iPhone and iPad users.
1. iMovie
iMovie by Apple is considered to be an ideal alternative to Final Cut Pro. Even though it is not as advanced as FCP, but there are powerful features for professionals as well. You can create videos from scratch and there are beautiful templates available to get started. You can also make Hollywood-style cinematic trailers to get your viewers excited.
Apart from templates of different categories, there are different text styles and textures available to pick from. You can get the popular picture-in-picture, split screen, and green screen effect options. It supports editing 4K videos at 60 fps. You can send your video projects to iPad and Mac conveniently.
Link – https://apps.apple.com/us/app/imovie/id377298193
2. Quik
Quik by GoPro is one of the most popular video editors. GoPro is the leading action camera brand. Naturally, there is huge traction for its video editor. First of all, its speed adjustment feature is the highlight of the app. You can go for super slow, regular slow, freeze, timelapse, hyper-lapse, and fast motion.
Select from a wide range of themes to get started. There is no dearth of filters, transitions, and effects. Some of the filters are super exclusive to the app. You can share your edited video on social media platforms instantly. The multi-selection timeline is suitable for advanced video editors. The app has exclusive features for GoPro owners.
Link – https://apps.apple.com/us/app/gopro-quik-video-editor/id561350520
3. Magisto
If you are into storytelling with your videos, this is the best app to edit your videos. It has all the features and options to make your video look classic and eye-catching. As a matter of fact, it is arguably the best video editor for social media video creators. You can use its artificial intelligence feature to select the best parts of your video automatically.
There are ready-made templates available to make your video look professional as well as entertaining. You can perform all the basic video editing tasks swiftly. You can work with the music part comfortably so that your video content enhances. Starting from slideshow videos to short videos for social media, the app is perfect for different genres of video making.
Link – https://apps.apple.com/us/app/magisto-video-editor-maker/id486781045
4. VivaVideo
VivaVideo is a highly rated video editing app. The app lets you change video speed, supports high-resolution output, and comes with dynamic effects. You can make short videos with your photos. You can decorate them beautifully with frames and objects available.
There are several cinematic filters available to enhance video quality. Apart from these, you get to select from a wide collection of text effects and emojis. You can work with keyframes and export video in 4k resolution. You can also create GIFs for social media platforms instantly.
Link – https://apps.apple.com/us/app/vivavideo-video-editor-maker/id738897668
5. Adobe Premiere Rush
Adobe Premiere is the biggest competitor of Final Cut Pro. But Adobe has gone one step ahead of FCP by releasing its mobile app. Adobe Premiere Rush is undoubtedly a powerful video editor. It is true that all the features of the Adobe Premiere desktop application are not available. But it is still great for a professional video creator.
There are multi-track timeline, customizable animated templates, and stunning video and text effects. The app has AI sensors for automated color balancing. The premium content library has everything you need. There are different aspect ratios available for creating videos for all devices. You can export edited videos in 4K resolution.
Link – https://apps.apple.com/us/app/adobe-premiere-rush-edit-video/id1188753863
Part 3. Related FAQs
1. Is Final Cut Pro a free app?
No, Final Cut Pro is not a free app. It is a paid app that costs $299.99 for lifetime access. However, you can download the free trial version of Final Cut Pro. You can use the trial version for 90 days before purchasing the product.
2. Does Final Cut Pro have a mobile app?
No, Final Cut Pro does not have any mobile app as of now. It is exclusively for iMac and MacBook users. You can use Filmora mobile app if you are looking for an FCP alternative.
3. Is Final Cut Pro Apple only?
Apple is the developer of Final Cut Pro. Therefore, it is an Apple-exclusive product. Naturally, it works only on macOS-based devices such as iMac and MacBook.
Free Download For Win 7 or later(64-bit)
Free Download For macOS 10.14 or later
Part 1. Final Cut Pro Alternative App for Android
There is no Final Cut Pro app available for Android users. It is not surprising because Final Cut Pro is an Apple product. When you search for Final Cut Pro on Play Store, you will come across an FCP app. But it is a fake app and not developed by Apple. Here is our recommendation of the best Final Cut Pro alternative app for Android users.
1. Filmora
Filmora is the best alternative to Final Cut Pro for Android users. The app has a super high rating on Play Store. Filmora is available for free and you can create amazing HD videos. You can add stunning effects, animations, texts, filters, backgrounds, and much more. You can obviously perform the basic video edits such as trim, cut, join, and likewise. The app allows easy sharing of edited videos on social media platforms.
You can add keyframes for personalized creativity animations. There is a wide range of music available to pick from. Besides, there are amazing stickers and emojis available to apply to your video. The user interface is super intuitive for everyone to use easily without prior experience. The free version attaches a watermark and you can remove it by upgrading to VIP membership.
Link – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wondershare.filmorago&hl=en\_IN&gl=US
2. InShot
InShot is an extremely popular video editor app among Android users. It is featured as the Editor’s Choice on Play Store. The app has all the features and functionalities you need for basic and advanced video editing. In spite of being a powerful app, the graphical interface is user-friendly.
There are beautiful transitions, stickers, text effects, voice effects, and frames available. You can make picture-in-picture videos, slideshow videos, and slow-motion videos. You can also create stories and GIFs for social media. Besides, there is a keyframe option for texts and stickers. You can easily add voiceover, music, and voice effect to enhance the video content.
Link –https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.camerasideas.instashot&hl=en\_IN&gl=US
3. KineMaster
KineMaster is a popular video editing app among beginners. You can create your video from scratch using its video templates. KineMaster has a wide range of different categories of video templates to get started. Starting from basic adjustments to adding filters and effects, everything is available on KineMaster.
The user interface is super easy to operate. The app comes with an incredible collection of assets such as animations and clip graphics. You can remove the background from your video or photo instantly. Besides, you can save the edited video in desired video quality and share it instantly on social media platforms.
Link – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nexstreaming.app.kinemasterfree&hl=en\_IN&gl=US
4. Funimate
Funimate is a relatively new video editing app. But in a short time, the app has managed to become a top video editor app on Play Store. This is because it is extremely powerful and it is comparable to Final Cut Pro in terms of features. The app has a stunning collection of video and text effects that will enhance video content. You can work with multiple video layers just like Final Cut Pro.
The keyframe effect is a strong point for customized and personalized animations. You can choose from the different transitions, overlays, and backgrounds. Besides, there is a wide range of chic effects and filters to go with modern video trends. There is a dedicated 3D space available to experiment with object and text animations. You can sync music and choose AI effects and video masks.
Link – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.avcrbt.funimate&hl=en\_IN&gl=US
5. Splice
This is another relatively new video editor app but has a superb rating from users. The powerful video editor app makes it easy for beginners to edit videos comfortably. It has a dedicated timeline to work on your video clip and edit as per your requirements. There are beautiful text effects and overlays available.
Besides, you can add and sync music perfectly. Moreover, you can adjust the speed of your video to get the slow-motion effect. The basic video editing tools are available and you can create videos from your photos. There are amazing transitions and video effects present to apply to your photos and video clips. Overall, the video editor is suitable for beginners as well as professionals.
Link – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.splice.video.editor&hl=en\_IN&gl=US
Part 2. Final Cut Pro Alternative App for iPhone
Since Final Cut Pro is from Apple, you would have expected an FCP app for iPhone and iPad. Unfortunately, Apple has no plan yet to launch Final Cut Pro mobile app. Here are the Final Cut Pro alternative apps for iPhone and iPad users.
1. iMovie
iMovie by Apple is considered to be an ideal alternative to Final Cut Pro. Even though it is not as advanced as FCP, but there are powerful features for professionals as well. You can create videos from scratch and there are beautiful templates available to get started. You can also make Hollywood-style cinematic trailers to get your viewers excited.
Apart from templates of different categories, there are different text styles and textures available to pick from. You can get the popular picture-in-picture, split screen, and green screen effect options. It supports editing 4K videos at 60 fps. You can send your video projects to iPad and Mac conveniently.
Link – https://apps.apple.com/us/app/imovie/id377298193
2. Quik
Quik by GoPro is one of the most popular video editors. GoPro is the leading action camera brand. Naturally, there is huge traction for its video editor. First of all, its speed adjustment feature is the highlight of the app. You can go for super slow, regular slow, freeze, timelapse, hyper-lapse, and fast motion.
Select from a wide range of themes to get started. There is no dearth of filters, transitions, and effects. Some of the filters are super exclusive to the app. You can share your edited video on social media platforms instantly. The multi-selection timeline is suitable for advanced video editors. The app has exclusive features for GoPro owners.
Link – https://apps.apple.com/us/app/gopro-quik-video-editor/id561350520
3. Magisto
If you are into storytelling with your videos, this is the best app to edit your videos. It has all the features and options to make your video look classic and eye-catching. As a matter of fact, it is arguably the best video editor for social media video creators. You can use its artificial intelligence feature to select the best parts of your video automatically.
There are ready-made templates available to make your video look professional as well as entertaining. You can perform all the basic video editing tasks swiftly. You can work with the music part comfortably so that your video content enhances. Starting from slideshow videos to short videos for social media, the app is perfect for different genres of video making.
Link – https://apps.apple.com/us/app/magisto-video-editor-maker/id486781045
4. VivaVideo
VivaVideo is a highly rated video editing app. The app lets you change video speed, supports high-resolution output, and comes with dynamic effects. You can make short videos with your photos. You can decorate them beautifully with frames and objects available.
There are several cinematic filters available to enhance video quality. Apart from these, you get to select from a wide collection of text effects and emojis. You can work with keyframes and export video in 4k resolution. You can also create GIFs for social media platforms instantly.
Link – https://apps.apple.com/us/app/vivavideo-video-editor-maker/id738897668
5. Adobe Premiere Rush
Adobe Premiere is the biggest competitor of Final Cut Pro. But Adobe has gone one step ahead of FCP by releasing its mobile app. Adobe Premiere Rush is undoubtedly a powerful video editor. It is true that all the features of the Adobe Premiere desktop application are not available. But it is still great for a professional video creator.
There are multi-track timeline, customizable animated templates, and stunning video and text effects. The app has AI sensors for automated color balancing. The premium content library has everything you need. There are different aspect ratios available for creating videos for all devices. You can export edited videos in 4K resolution.
Link – https://apps.apple.com/us/app/adobe-premiere-rush-edit-video/id1188753863
Part 3. Related FAQs
1. Is Final Cut Pro a free app?
No, Final Cut Pro is not a free app. It is a paid app that costs $299.99 for lifetime access. However, you can download the free trial version of Final Cut Pro. You can use the trial version for 90 days before purchasing the product.
2. Does Final Cut Pro have a mobile app?
No, Final Cut Pro does not have any mobile app as of now. It is exclusively for iMac and MacBook users. You can use Filmora mobile app if you are looking for an FCP alternative.
3. Is Final Cut Pro Apple only?
Apple is the developer of Final Cut Pro. Therefore, it is an Apple-exclusive product. Naturally, it works only on macOS-based devices such as iMac and MacBook.
Free Download For Win 7 or later(64-bit)
Free Download For macOS 10.14 or later
7 Best MP4 Video Editors on Mac: Edit MP4 Videos Easily
There are a lot of individuals out there who want to know what the most exemplary video editing application for Mac is. Well, it all relies on what you need to accomplish. Do you need free video editing software? Are you planning to use the software for business or solely for personal use as a pastime?
You may need to get your hands on the most complex video editing software you can access on Mac, or you might prefer something simple to use and free to install. There is no need to worry because I will usher you through some of these below.
We’ve conducted a significant study into what some believe to be the video editing programs currently available for Mac, and we’re ready to share what we’ve discovered.
Getting Started
It can be challenging to locate a video editing app that meets your requirements. It’s simple to see why: software developers are torn between making home films and developing Hollywood-quality films.
The finest applications don’t force you to pick between “powerful” and “easy-to-use” instead of focusing on providing you with tools to help you accomplish your vision while being intuitive and simple to use.
Keep reading as I show you the best MP4 video editing software that is available on Mac:
#1: Filmora – Overall Best
It is available in Mac Os and Windows.
Wondershare’s recently released professional editing software perfect for individuals who want to edit videos quickly but professionally. Filmora Video Editor is perfect for achieving the “greatest of both worlds” outcome. It has all of the features you’ll need to make a video. Plus, you won’t have to waste a lot of time surfing YouTube tutorials to study how to use it. This enables you to concentrate on your creativity rather than learning how to utilize the program.
For Win 7 or later (64-bit)
For macOS 10.14 or later
Features:
- Free Included Video Effects
- Motion Tracking
- Animation Keyframing
- Color Matching
- Motion Elements
- Green Screen
- Direct Upload to Leading Social and Sharing Platforms
Cons:
- The free edition has a watermark.
- Large-scale content editing can be slow at times.
How to Edit MP4 Video in Filmora
You never know what you’ll want in the video editing room, and that is why you must equip yourself thoroughly for all of the obstacles that will arise during the video editing process. Since post-production may take several days, sometimes months, prepare yourself patiently and remember that you are not in a race; take it slowly.
To start making your first video in Filmora, follow the instructions below:
- Start Filmora and Choose Your Preferred Aspect Ratio
When you’re ready to get started on a new video, double-click Filmora’s desktop icon. The software’s greeting screen will prompt you to create a new project or open an existing one. You can also select the aspect ratio here to save time when editing.
- Make a New Project
Allow the editor to load after clicking New Project on the software’s welcome screen. After gaining access to Fillmora’s video editor, you may hit the Register button to activate the software.
Select the aspect ratio for the final edit of your video by going to the File menu and selecting Project Settings. You’ll be able to choose from various dimensions, including the typical 16:9 or 4:3 ratios, the less popular 9:16 aspect ratio for vertically oriented films, and the 1:1 aspect ratio for square-shaped videos. You may also adjust the aspect ratio to suit your requirements.
- Import Your Files
You can find the Import button in the upper left corner of the film editor; hit it and choose Import Media Files. Next, navigate to the folder on your hard drive where the material you wish to edit is located. Select the Import button after selecting the video, audio, or photo files you wish to utilize in your project.
Import with Instant Cutter Tool is now available in the Import menu. The Instant Cutter Tool was created to make trimming 4K and other huge video files simple. Filmora also can quickly edit videos captured with action cameras. You may easily enhance your films with the lens correction tools or the Fish Eye Distortion feature.
- Organize Your Clips
Filmora’s Media tab, underneath the Load button, will hold the documents you import into the interface. When you have to seek the videos and photos you want to add to the timeline, working with several different files in a single project becomes considerably more difficult. You can utilize the My Album feature to create folders and organize your files to reduce clutter and frustration.
Click the Add a New Folder icon at the bottom of the “My Project” section in the upper right corner of the screen. You can sort the footage numerically or in another way that improves your productivity and reduces the hassle you spend looking through files.
- Arrange The Video and Audio Files on The Timeline
Since raw footage frequently contains errors orbits that don’t belong in your video, simply drag them from the Media tab and place them on the timeline if you want to delete or trim your videos. You may add as many clips as you would like, but each additional one will be added after the last one, and you must drag the files to the proper position on the timeline to reorganize them.
To evaluate the video clips you’ve uploaded to the timeline, press Play or use the Spacebar. You may also use the playhead to navigate to a specific place in the film. Place the playhead at the precise location where the segment of the video you want to cut begins, then repeat the process on the other end.
- Apply Visual Effects
You may now separate the audio and video files, add music, make transitions between the clips, or apply one of Filmora’s many graphic effects after deleting all the undesirable sections from your video clips.
If you want to place opening titles, end credits, or subtitles on your video, click the Text /Credit icon. The software includes a variety of text templates that you can use for various reasons. Drag and drop the theme you chose to the proper spot on the timeline, then use the software’s preview box to add the required text.
- Export Your Final Output
Hit the Export button when you’re sure there’s nothing further you want to do with your project. You can quickly select the video file type in the Format section in the Output window and customize the video for Smartphones, iPads, or gaming consoles like the PS4 or Xbox One.
Choose the type that better serves the project you’re working on from the Format tab, then provide the video a title and choose the location on your storage device where it will be exported. You may choose the video resolution, modify the frame rate, and choose an encoder by clicking the Settings button.
Users who do not want to preserve their videos on their storage devices can export them to Vimeo or YouTube. Because the rendering and uploading procedures occur simultaneously, exporting videos helps users save time waiting to submit the video online. To properly distribute your films on these social media networks, you’ll need a YouTube channel or a Facebook account.
#2: iMovie
It is available in Windows and Mac OS.
This software is a consumer-grade video editor that is available for free. Users who would like to produce videos with material from their Photos library quickly will benefit from the app. iMovie has a more straightforward timeline editor that excludes multi-track editing to make things easier.
Picture-in-picture video and slow-motion or fast-forward special effects are also supported. With iMovie, you can create titles, drag-and-drop effects, and insert motion graphics like 3D globes or travel maps. You can find ready-to-use music and sound effects in the program.
Features:
- Compatible with 4K resolution.
- It can save all the original files into one file.
- You can switch across different devices anytime.
- Advanced video editing capabilities.
- Drag and drop with ease.
- It is easy to use.
Cons:
- It necessitates a large amount of HDD space.
- It’s time-consuming to import MP4 files for processing.
- Before importing, you must convert MP4 files to codecs for best results.
#3: DaVinci Resolve
It is available in Mac OS, Windows, and Linux.
DaVinci Resolve is a non-linear movie editing and color grading. It is the only software application globally that includes editing, color grading, special effects, motion graphics, and sound editing. Its attractive, sleek interface is simple to learn and use for new users yet powerful for experienced ones.
Features:
- Tons of extra video effects
- It offers 10bit video at 120 fps and resolutions higher than 4K.
- It includes numerous controls for photos, logos, text, and transitions.
- A color warper based on mesh and grids offers a completely new way to manipulate color.
- The DaVinci Neural Engine powers the magic mask’s automated object separation.
- High-speed audio production with new context-sensitive keyboard and mouse features
Cons:
- Its learning curve is steep.
- There is no external software compatibility.
- Allows you to export MKV files but not import them.
- Only the premium version includes audio noise reduction.
- Some advanced grading and tracking tools are disabled in the free edition.
#3: OpenShot
It is available in Linux, Mac Os, and Windows.
OpenShot Video Editor gives you an endless number of tracks to make your edits look natural, making it simple to get started putting together clips. After you’ve imported the necessary files, all you have to do now is organize the various films, photographs, or sounds within those tracks in any way you want. You may easily edit and crop these clips at any point and add effects and animations to improve your final product.
Features:
- Several videos, audio, and image formats are supported.
- Keyframe animations with powerful curves.
- Desktop synchronization (drag and drop capability).
- Endless tracks or layers.
- Real-time previews of media transitions.
- Advanced Timeline feature.
- Frame accuracy.
Cons:
- It might have a shaky performance.
- It has limited video editing features.
- Hardware acceleration is less sophisticated.
- It may not be as cutting-edge as other modern software.
#4: EDIUS
It is available in Windows and Mac OS.
For experts and aspiring video enthusiasts, EDIUS is the best editing program. EDIUS is a paid video editing software that arose from a collection of Adobe Premiere Plus plugins. It has no subscription fees — you pay for it and keep it with a permanent license. It is the recommended software of choice for many broadcasters throughout the world, thanks to its versatility in dealing with numerous video formats as well as its ease of use when contrasted to some of its rivals.
Features:
- It has Nikon Z9 “N-RAW” support
- It is compatible with N-RAW and ProRes RAW files shot by Nikon cameras.
- It supports 8K editing and exporting.
- You can paste improvements to clip attributes.
- You can copy and paste attributes between clips.
- It offers a “clip color” feature for pasting objects.
- It includes Mync updates.
- It has a superior 4K workflow.
- It has a flexible user interface.
Cons:
- It does not have a free trial version.
#5: Autodesk Smoke
It is available in Mac OS only.
By merging workflows with node-based blending capabilities in a timeline-centered editing interface, the Autodesk Smoke video editing tool helps production companies improve productivity. Autodesk Smoke is a video editing software that combines advanced video effects with an intuitive interface. Most folks assume Smoke as a finalizing tool, but it’s also a complete editing kit with a built-in node-based compositor.
Features:
- It has an innovative timeline workflow base
- Compositing with ConnectFX nodes
- It is supported with Powerful Compositing
- It has 3D Text and geometry
- Trimming in motion
- It is supported with FCP X and Smoke
Cons:
- Only Macs are supported, and a very powerful system is required.
- You cannot use smoke on multiple monitors.
#6: Adobe Premiere Pro CC
It is available in Mac OS and Windows.
Adobe Premiere Pro CC is a powerful, professional-level digital video editing suite with excellent collaboration tools suitable for even the most demanding users. This program, which is both economical and straightforward, has been at the high end of the market for several years and shows no signs of slowing down, as new upgrades are continuously made available for free download. If you want to master how to edit videos professionally with little to no expertise, Adobe Premiere Pro CC might be the right tool for you.
Features:
- Motion Graphics Templates are available.
- Graphics and video titling.
- Its user interface is extremely responsive.
- It is supported by Immersive Virtual Reality (VR).
- Workflow Integration.
- Effortless and continuous editing.
- Multiple file formats are supported.
- You may install plugins to add extras.
Cons:
- You may need to pay monthly or yearly payments in this subscription-based model.
- It’s pretty complicated, and you might get lost in it.
- Strong computer specifications are required.
- It necessitates a large amount of RAM.
FAQ
Which Should I Choose, Free or Paid MP4 Editor?
If you need to work on videos on a regular basis, or if you wish to edit films for your own Facebook or Instagram use, paid software is probably not necessary. However, keep in mind that video editor tools cannot compete with paid software. Based on our own experience, they’re generally limited in terms of capabilities and performance, and they often have other annoyances like advertisements or export restrictions.
That said, if you simply need to make minor edits or aren’t planning on editing films for a long time, the most exemplary free video editing programs listed above can be handy. However, if you use video editing software regularly or for work, I strongly advise you to invest in professional video editing software.
What Editing Tools Do Professionals Use?
Several people are curious about the software used by professionals. On the other hand, professional editors use various tools to improve their video editing productivity. Many use Adobe Audition for audio editing. Many users prefer Final Cut Pro for color grading. They often use Premiere Pro and Lightworks for film editing. And semi-pros use Filmora to speed up the video editing process.
What Software Do YouTubers Are Using to Make Their Videos?
Several YouTubers prefer simple video software to create YouTube content. They chose Filmora because of its built-in effects, flash animations, graphics, and transitions, which total over 300.
Furthermore, several YouTubers with advanced video editing talents use Premiere Pro.
What MP4 Video Editor Is Best for Beginners?
One of the most significant aspects to consider for beginners is convenience and affordability. On the Mac, users choose Filmora, Movavi, Powerdirector, and iMovie.
What Should I Think About Before Buying Professional Video Editing Tools?
If you are reading this, you might be wondering, “What persuades me to c a professional video editor?” Is it because you’ve seen other YouTubers utilizing them?
Is there enough time in your schedule to study these expert video editors? If this is the situation, think about the price you are investing in and if those high-end features and functionalities are really what you need. Well, I have something to recommend for you.
Filmora can handle 95 percent of your video editing needs for just $49.99 a year, thanks to its absurdly short learning curve and user-friendly design. You won’t have to waste time studying a tiresome manual with Filmora, and you can start editing videos straight away because everything is set up for it.
For macOS 10.14 or later
Features:
- Free Included Video Effects
- Motion Tracking
- Animation Keyframing
- Color Matching
- Motion Elements
- Green Screen
- Direct Upload to Leading Social and Sharing Platforms
Cons:
- The free edition has a watermark.
- Large-scale content editing can be slow at times.
How to Edit MP4 Video in Filmora
You never know what you’ll want in the video editing room, and that is why you must equip yourself thoroughly for all of the obstacles that will arise during the video editing process. Since post-production may take several days, sometimes months, prepare yourself patiently and remember that you are not in a race; take it slowly.
To start making your first video in Filmora, follow the instructions below:
- Start Filmora and Choose Your Preferred Aspect Ratio
When you’re ready to get started on a new video, double-click Filmora’s desktop icon. The software’s greeting screen will prompt you to create a new project or open an existing one. You can also select the aspect ratio here to save time when editing.
- Make a New Project
Allow the editor to load after clicking New Project on the software’s welcome screen. After gaining access to Fillmora’s video editor, you may hit the Register button to activate the software.
Select the aspect ratio for the final edit of your video by going to the File menu and selecting Project Settings. You’ll be able to choose from various dimensions, including the typical 16:9 or 4:3 ratios, the less popular 9:16 aspect ratio for vertically oriented films, and the 1:1 aspect ratio for square-shaped videos. You may also adjust the aspect ratio to suit your requirements.
- Import Your Files
You can find the Import button in the upper left corner of the film editor; hit it and choose Import Media Files. Next, navigate to the folder on your hard drive where the material you wish to edit is located. Select the Import button after selecting the video, audio, or photo files you wish to utilize in your project.
Import with Instant Cutter Tool is now available in the Import menu. The Instant Cutter Tool was created to make trimming 4K and other huge video files simple. Filmora also can quickly edit videos captured with action cameras. You may easily enhance your films with the lens correction tools or the Fish Eye Distortion feature.
- Organize Your Clips
Filmora’s Media tab, underneath the Load button, will hold the documents you import into the interface. When you have to seek the videos and photos you want to add to the timeline, working with several different files in a single project becomes considerably more difficult. You can utilize the My Album feature to create folders and organize your files to reduce clutter and frustration.
Click the Add a New Folder icon at the bottom of the “My Project” section in the upper right corner of the screen. You can sort the footage numerically or in another way that improves your productivity and reduces the hassle you spend looking through files.
- Arrange The Video and Audio Files on The Timeline
Since raw footage frequently contains errors orbits that don’t belong in your video, simply drag them from the Media tab and place them on the timeline if you want to delete or trim your videos. You may add as many clips as you would like, but each additional one will be added after the last one, and you must drag the files to the proper position on the timeline to reorganize them.
To evaluate the video clips you’ve uploaded to the timeline, press Play or use the Spacebar. You may also use the playhead to navigate to a specific place in the film. Place the playhead at the precise location where the segment of the video you want to cut begins, then repeat the process on the other end.
- Apply Visual Effects
You may now separate the audio and video files, add music, make transitions between the clips, or apply one of Filmora’s many graphic effects after deleting all the undesirable sections from your video clips.
If you want to place opening titles, end credits, or subtitles on your video, click the Text /Credit icon. The software includes a variety of text templates that you can use for various reasons. Drag and drop the theme you chose to the proper spot on the timeline, then use the software’s preview box to add the required text.
- Export Your Final Output
Hit the Export button when you’re sure there’s nothing further you want to do with your project. You can quickly select the video file type in the Format section in the Output window and customize the video for Smartphones, iPads, or gaming consoles like the PS4 or Xbox One.
Choose the type that better serves the project you’re working on from the Format tab, then provide the video a title and choose the location on your storage device where it will be exported. You may choose the video resolution, modify the frame rate, and choose an encoder by clicking the Settings button.
Users who do not want to preserve their videos on their storage devices can export them to Vimeo or YouTube. Because the rendering and uploading procedures occur simultaneously, exporting videos helps users save time waiting to submit the video online. To properly distribute your films on these social media networks, you’ll need a YouTube channel or a Facebook account.
#2: iMovie
It is available in Windows and Mac OS.
This software is a consumer-grade video editor that is available for free. Users who would like to produce videos with material from their Photos library quickly will benefit from the app. iMovie has a more straightforward timeline editor that excludes multi-track editing to make things easier.
Picture-in-picture video and slow-motion or fast-forward special effects are also supported. With iMovie, you can create titles, drag-and-drop effects, and insert motion graphics like 3D globes or travel maps. You can find ready-to-use music and sound effects in the program.
Features:
- Compatible with 4K resolution.
- It can save all the original files into one file.
- You can switch across different devices anytime.
- Advanced video editing capabilities.
- Drag and drop with ease.
- It is easy to use.
Cons:
- It necessitates a large amount of HDD space.
- It’s time-consuming to import MP4 files for processing.
- Before importing, you must convert MP4 files to codecs for best results.
#3: DaVinci Resolve
It is available in Mac OS, Windows, and Linux.
DaVinci Resolve is a non-linear movie editing and color grading. It is the only software application globally that includes editing, color grading, special effects, motion graphics, and sound editing. Its attractive, sleek interface is simple to learn and use for new users yet powerful for experienced ones.
Features:
- Tons of extra video effects
- It offers 10bit video at 120 fps and resolutions higher than 4K.
- It includes numerous controls for photos, logos, text, and transitions.
- A color warper based on mesh and grids offers a completely new way to manipulate color.
- The DaVinci Neural Engine powers the magic mask’s automated object separation.
- High-speed audio production with new context-sensitive keyboard and mouse features
Cons:
- Its learning curve is steep.
- There is no external software compatibility.
- Allows you to export MKV files but not import them.
- Only the premium version includes audio noise reduction.
- Some advanced grading and tracking tools are disabled in the free edition.
#3: OpenShot
It is available in Linux, Mac Os, and Windows.
OpenShot Video Editor gives you an endless number of tracks to make your edits look natural, making it simple to get started putting together clips. After you’ve imported the necessary files, all you have to do now is organize the various films, photographs, or sounds within those tracks in any way you want. You may easily edit and crop these clips at any point and add effects and animations to improve your final product.
Features:
- Several videos, audio, and image formats are supported.
- Keyframe animations with powerful curves.
- Desktop synchronization (drag and drop capability).
- Endless tracks or layers.
- Real-time previews of media transitions.
- Advanced Timeline feature.
- Frame accuracy.
Cons:
- It might have a shaky performance.
- It has limited video editing features.
- Hardware acceleration is less sophisticated.
- It may not be as cutting-edge as other modern software.
#4: EDIUS
It is available in Windows and Mac OS.
For experts and aspiring video enthusiasts, EDIUS is the best editing program. EDIUS is a paid video editing software that arose from a collection of Adobe Premiere Plus plugins. It has no subscription fees — you pay for it and keep it with a permanent license. It is the recommended software of choice for many broadcasters throughout the world, thanks to its versatility in dealing with numerous video formats as well as its ease of use when contrasted to some of its rivals.
Features:
- It has Nikon Z9 “N-RAW” support
- It is compatible with N-RAW and ProRes RAW files shot by Nikon cameras.
- It supports 8K editing and exporting.
- You can paste improvements to clip attributes.
- You can copy and paste attributes between clips.
- It offers a “clip color” feature for pasting objects.
- It includes Mync updates.
- It has a superior 4K workflow.
- It has a flexible user interface.
Cons:
- It does not have a free trial version.
#5: Autodesk Smoke
It is available in Mac OS only.
By merging workflows with node-based blending capabilities in a timeline-centered editing interface, the Autodesk Smoke video editing tool helps production companies improve productivity. Autodesk Smoke is a video editing software that combines advanced video effects with an intuitive interface. Most folks assume Smoke as a finalizing tool, but it’s also a complete editing kit with a built-in node-based compositor.
Features:
- It has an innovative timeline workflow base
- Compositing with ConnectFX nodes
- It is supported with Powerful Compositing
- It has 3D Text and geometry
- Trimming in motion
- It is supported with FCP X and Smoke
Cons:
- Only Macs are supported, and a very powerful system is required.
- You cannot use smoke on multiple monitors.
#6: Adobe Premiere Pro CC
It is available in Mac OS and Windows.
Adobe Premiere Pro CC is a powerful, professional-level digital video editing suite with excellent collaboration tools suitable for even the most demanding users. This program, which is both economical and straightforward, has been at the high end of the market for several years and shows no signs of slowing down, as new upgrades are continuously made available for free download. If you want to master how to edit videos professionally with little to no expertise, Adobe Premiere Pro CC might be the right tool for you.
Features:
- Motion Graphics Templates are available.
- Graphics and video titling.
- Its user interface is extremely responsive.
- It is supported by Immersive Virtual Reality (VR).
- Workflow Integration.
- Effortless and continuous editing.
- Multiple file formats are supported.
- You may install plugins to add extras.
Cons:
- You may need to pay monthly or yearly payments in this subscription-based model.
- It’s pretty complicated, and you might get lost in it.
- Strong computer specifications are required.
- It necessitates a large amount of RAM.
FAQ
Which Should I Choose, Free or Paid MP4 Editor?
If you need to work on videos on a regular basis, or if you wish to edit films for your own Facebook or Instagram use, paid software is probably not necessary. However, keep in mind that video editor tools cannot compete with paid software. Based on our own experience, they’re generally limited in terms of capabilities and performance, and they often have other annoyances like advertisements or export restrictions.
That said, if you simply need to make minor edits or aren’t planning on editing films for a long time, the most exemplary free video editing programs listed above can be handy. However, if you use video editing software regularly or for work, I strongly advise you to invest in professional video editing software.
What Editing Tools Do Professionals Use?
Several people are curious about the software used by professionals. On the other hand, professional editors use various tools to improve their video editing productivity. Many use Adobe Audition for audio editing. Many users prefer Final Cut Pro for color grading. They often use Premiere Pro and Lightworks for film editing. And semi-pros use Filmora to speed up the video editing process.
What Software Do YouTubers Are Using to Make Their Videos?
Several YouTubers prefer simple video software to create YouTube content. They chose Filmora because of its built-in effects, flash animations, graphics, and transitions, which total over 300.
Furthermore, several YouTubers with advanced video editing talents use Premiere Pro.
What MP4 Video Editor Is Best for Beginners?
One of the most significant aspects to consider for beginners is convenience and affordability. On the Mac, users choose Filmora, Movavi, Powerdirector, and iMovie.
What Should I Think About Before Buying Professional Video Editing Tools?
If you are reading this, you might be wondering, “What persuades me to c a professional video editor?” Is it because you’ve seen other YouTubers utilizing them?
Is there enough time in your schedule to study these expert video editors? If this is the situation, think about the price you are investing in and if those high-end features and functionalities are really what you need. Well, I have something to recommend for you.
Filmora can handle 95 percent of your video editing needs for just $49.99 a year, thanks to its absurdly short learning curve and user-friendly design. You won’t have to waste time studying a tiresome manual with Filmora, and you can start editing videos straight away because everything is set up for it.
For macOS 10.14 or later
Features:
- Free Included Video Effects
- Motion Tracking
- Animation Keyframing
- Color Matching
- Motion Elements
- Green Screen
- Direct Upload to Leading Social and Sharing Platforms
Cons:
- The free edition has a watermark.
- Large-scale content editing can be slow at times.
How to Edit MP4 Video in Filmora
You never know what you’ll want in the video editing room, and that is why you must equip yourself thoroughly for all of the obstacles that will arise during the video editing process. Since post-production may take several days, sometimes months, prepare yourself patiently and remember that you are not in a race; take it slowly.
To start making your first video in Filmora, follow the instructions below:
- Start Filmora and Choose Your Preferred Aspect Ratio
When you’re ready to get started on a new video, double-click Filmora’s desktop icon. The software’s greeting screen will prompt you to create a new project or open an existing one. You can also select the aspect ratio here to save time when editing.
- Make a New Project
Allow the editor to load after clicking New Project on the software’s welcome screen. After gaining access to Fillmora’s video editor, you may hit the Register button to activate the software.
Select the aspect ratio for the final edit of your video by going to the File menu and selecting Project Settings. You’ll be able to choose from various dimensions, including the typical 16:9 or 4:3 ratios, the less popular 9:16 aspect ratio for vertically oriented films, and the 1:1 aspect ratio for square-shaped videos. You may also adjust the aspect ratio to suit your requirements.
- Import Your Files
You can find the Import button in the upper left corner of the film editor; hit it and choose Import Media Files. Next, navigate to the folder on your hard drive where the material you wish to edit is located. Select the Import button after selecting the video, audio, or photo files you wish to utilize in your project.
Import with Instant Cutter Tool is now available in the Import menu. The Instant Cutter Tool was created to make trimming 4K and other huge video files simple. Filmora also can quickly edit videos captured with action cameras. You may easily enhance your films with the lens correction tools or the Fish Eye Distortion feature.
- Organize Your Clips
Filmora’s Media tab, underneath the Load button, will hold the documents you import into the interface. When you have to seek the videos and photos you want to add to the timeline, working with several different files in a single project becomes considerably more difficult. You can utilize the My Album feature to create folders and organize your files to reduce clutter and frustration.
Click the Add a New Folder icon at the bottom of the “My Project” section in the upper right corner of the screen. You can sort the footage numerically or in another way that improves your productivity and reduces the hassle you spend looking through files.
- Arrange The Video and Audio Files on The Timeline
Since raw footage frequently contains errors orbits that don’t belong in your video, simply drag them from the Media tab and place them on the timeline if you want to delete or trim your videos. You may add as many clips as you would like, but each additional one will be added after the last one, and you must drag the files to the proper position on the timeline to reorganize them.
To evaluate the video clips you’ve uploaded to the timeline, press Play or use the Spacebar. You may also use the playhead to navigate to a specific place in the film. Place the playhead at the precise location where the segment of the video you want to cut begins, then repeat the process on the other end.
- Apply Visual Effects
You may now separate the audio and video files, add music, make transitions between the clips, or apply one of Filmora’s many graphic effects after deleting all the undesirable sections from your video clips.
If you want to place opening titles, end credits, or subtitles on your video, click the Text /Credit icon. The software includes a variety of text templates that you can use for various reasons. Drag and drop the theme you chose to the proper spot on the timeline, then use the software’s preview box to add the required text.
- Export Your Final Output
Hit the Export button when you’re sure there’s nothing further you want to do with your project. You can quickly select the video file type in the Format section in the Output window and customize the video for Smartphones, iPads, or gaming consoles like the PS4 or Xbox One.
Choose the type that better serves the project you’re working on from the Format tab, then provide the video a title and choose the location on your storage device where it will be exported. You may choose the video resolution, modify the frame rate, and choose an encoder by clicking the Settings button.
Users who do not want to preserve their videos on their storage devices can export them to Vimeo or YouTube. Because the rendering and uploading procedures occur simultaneously, exporting videos helps users save time waiting to submit the video online. To properly distribute your films on these social media networks, you’ll need a YouTube channel or a Facebook account.
#2: iMovie
It is available in Windows and Mac OS.
This software is a consumer-grade video editor that is available for free. Users who would like to produce videos with material from their Photos library quickly will benefit from the app. iMovie has a more straightforward timeline editor that excludes multi-track editing to make things easier.
Picture-in-picture video and slow-motion or fast-forward special effects are also supported. With iMovie, you can create titles, drag-and-drop effects, and insert motion graphics like 3D globes or travel maps. You can find ready-to-use music and sound effects in the program.
Features:
- Compatible with 4K resolution.
- It can save all the original files into one file.
- You can switch across different devices anytime.
- Advanced video editing capabilities.
- Drag and drop with ease.
- It is easy to use.
Cons:
- It necessitates a large amount of HDD space.
- It’s time-consuming to import MP4 files for processing.
- Before importing, you must convert MP4 files to codecs for best results.
#3: DaVinci Resolve
It is available in Mac OS, Windows, and Linux.
DaVinci Resolve is a non-linear movie editing and color grading. It is the only software application globally that includes editing, color grading, special effects, motion graphics, and sound editing. Its attractive, sleek interface is simple to learn and use for new users yet powerful for experienced ones.
Features:
- Tons of extra video effects
- It offers 10bit video at 120 fps and resolutions higher than 4K.
- It includes numerous controls for photos, logos, text, and transitions.
- A color warper based on mesh and grids offers a completely new way to manipulate color.
- The DaVinci Neural Engine powers the magic mask’s automated object separation.
- High-speed audio production with new context-sensitive keyboard and mouse features
Cons:
- Its learning curve is steep.
- There is no external software compatibility.
- Allows you to export MKV files but not import them.
- Only the premium version includes audio noise reduction.
- Some advanced grading and tracking tools are disabled in the free edition.
#3: OpenShot
It is available in Linux, Mac Os, and Windows.
OpenShot Video Editor gives you an endless number of tracks to make your edits look natural, making it simple to get started putting together clips. After you’ve imported the necessary files, all you have to do now is organize the various films, photographs, or sounds within those tracks in any way you want. You may easily edit and crop these clips at any point and add effects and animations to improve your final product.
Features:
- Several videos, audio, and image formats are supported.
- Keyframe animations with powerful curves.
- Desktop synchronization (drag and drop capability).
- Endless tracks or layers.
- Real-time previews of media transitions.
- Advanced Timeline feature.
- Frame accuracy.
Cons:
- It might have a shaky performance.
- It has limited video editing features.
- Hardware acceleration is less sophisticated.
- It may not be as cutting-edge as other modern software.
#4: EDIUS
It is available in Windows and Mac OS.
For experts and aspiring video enthusiasts, EDIUS is the best editing program. EDIUS is a paid video editing software that arose from a collection of Adobe Premiere Plus plugins. It has no subscription fees — you pay for it and keep it with a permanent license. It is the recommended software of choice for many broadcasters throughout the world, thanks to its versatility in dealing with numerous video formats as well as its ease of use when contrasted to some of its rivals.
Features:
- It has Nikon Z9 “N-RAW” support
- It is compatible with N-RAW and ProRes RAW files shot by Nikon cameras.
- It supports 8K editing and exporting.
- You can paste improvements to clip attributes.
- You can copy and paste attributes between clips.
- It offers a “clip color” feature for pasting objects.
- It includes Mync updates.
- It has a superior 4K workflow.
- It has a flexible user interface.
Cons:
- It does not have a free trial version.
#5: Autodesk Smoke
It is available in Mac OS only.
By merging workflows with node-based blending capabilities in a timeline-centered editing interface, the Autodesk Smoke video editing tool helps production companies improve productivity. Autodesk Smoke is a video editing software that combines advanced video effects with an intuitive interface. Most folks assume Smoke as a finalizing tool, but it’s also a complete editing kit with a built-in node-based compositor.
Features:
- It has an innovative timeline workflow base
- Compositing with ConnectFX nodes
- It is supported with Powerful Compositing
- It has 3D Text and geometry
- Trimming in motion
- It is supported with FCP X and Smoke
Cons:
- Only Macs are supported, and a very powerful system is required.
- You cannot use smoke on multiple monitors.
#6: Adobe Premiere Pro CC
It is available in Mac OS and Windows.
Adobe Premiere Pro CC is a powerful, professional-level digital video editing suite with excellent collaboration tools suitable for even the most demanding users. This program, which is both economical and straightforward, has been at the high end of the market for several years and shows no signs of slowing down, as new upgrades are continuously made available for free download. If you want to master how to edit videos professionally with little to no expertise, Adobe Premiere Pro CC might be the right tool for you.
Features:
- Motion Graphics Templates are available.
- Graphics and video titling.
- Its user interface is extremely responsive.
- It is supported by Immersive Virtual Reality (VR).
- Workflow Integration.
- Effortless and continuous editing.
- Multiple file formats are supported.
- You may install plugins to add extras.
Cons:
- You may need to pay monthly or yearly payments in this subscription-based model.
- It’s pretty complicated, and you might get lost in it.
- Strong computer specifications are required.
- It necessitates a large amount of RAM.
FAQ
Which Should I Choose, Free or Paid MP4 Editor?
If you need to work on videos on a regular basis, or if you wish to edit films for your own Facebook or Instagram use, paid software is probably not necessary. However, keep in mind that video editor tools cannot compete with paid software. Based on our own experience, they’re generally limited in terms of capabilities and performance, and they often have other annoyances like advertisements or export restrictions.
That said, if you simply need to make minor edits or aren’t planning on editing films for a long time, the most exemplary free video editing programs listed above can be handy. However, if you use video editing software regularly or for work, I strongly advise you to invest in professional video editing software.
What Editing Tools Do Professionals Use?
Several people are curious about the software used by professionals. On the other hand, professional editors use various tools to improve their video editing productivity. Many use Adobe Audition for audio editing. Many users prefer Final Cut Pro for color grading. They often use Premiere Pro and Lightworks for film editing. And semi-pros use Filmora to speed up the video editing process.
What Software Do YouTubers Are Using to Make Their Videos?
Several YouTubers prefer simple video software to create YouTube content. They chose Filmora because of its built-in effects, flash animations, graphics, and transitions, which total over 300.
Furthermore, several YouTubers with advanced video editing talents use Premiere Pro.
What MP4 Video Editor Is Best for Beginners?
One of the most significant aspects to consider for beginners is convenience and affordability. On the Mac, users choose Filmora, Movavi, Powerdirector, and iMovie.
What Should I Think About Before Buying Professional Video Editing Tools?
If you are reading this, you might be wondering, “What persuades me to c a professional video editor?” Is it because you’ve seen other YouTubers utilizing them?
Is there enough time in your schedule to study these expert video editors? If this is the situation, think about the price you are investing in and if those high-end features and functionalities are really what you need. Well, I have something to recommend for you.
Filmora can handle 95 percent of your video editing needs for just $49.99 a year, thanks to its absurdly short learning curve and user-friendly design. You won’t have to waste time studying a tiresome manual with Filmora, and you can start editing videos straight away because everything is set up for it.
For macOS 10.14 or later
Features:
- Free Included Video Effects
- Motion Tracking
- Animation Keyframing
- Color Matching
- Motion Elements
- Green Screen
- Direct Upload to Leading Social and Sharing Platforms
Cons:
- The free edition has a watermark.
- Large-scale content editing can be slow at times.
How to Edit MP4 Video in Filmora
You never know what you’ll want in the video editing room, and that is why you must equip yourself thoroughly for all of the obstacles that will arise during the video editing process. Since post-production may take several days, sometimes months, prepare yourself patiently and remember that you are not in a race; take it slowly.
To start making your first video in Filmora, follow the instructions below:
- Start Filmora and Choose Your Preferred Aspect Ratio
When you’re ready to get started on a new video, double-click Filmora’s desktop icon. The software’s greeting screen will prompt you to create a new project or open an existing one. You can also select the aspect ratio here to save time when editing.
- Make a New Project
Allow the editor to load after clicking New Project on the software’s welcome screen. After gaining access to Fillmora’s video editor, you may hit the Register button to activate the software.
Select the aspect ratio for the final edit of your video by going to the File menu and selecting Project Settings. You’ll be able to choose from various dimensions, including the typical 16:9 or 4:3 ratios, the less popular 9:16 aspect ratio for vertically oriented films, and the 1:1 aspect ratio for square-shaped videos. You may also adjust the aspect ratio to suit your requirements.
- Import Your Files
You can find the Import button in the upper left corner of the film editor; hit it and choose Import Media Files. Next, navigate to the folder on your hard drive where the material you wish to edit is located. Select the Import button after selecting the video, audio, or photo files you wish to utilize in your project.
Import with Instant Cutter Tool is now available in the Import menu. The Instant Cutter Tool was created to make trimming 4K and other huge video files simple. Filmora also can quickly edit videos captured with action cameras. You may easily enhance your films with the lens correction tools or the Fish Eye Distortion feature.
- Organize Your Clips
Filmora’s Media tab, underneath the Load button, will hold the documents you import into the interface. When you have to seek the videos and photos you want to add to the timeline, working with several different files in a single project becomes considerably more difficult. You can utilize the My Album feature to create folders and organize your files to reduce clutter and frustration.
Click the Add a New Folder icon at the bottom of the “My Project” section in the upper right corner of the screen. You can sort the footage numerically or in another way that improves your productivity and reduces the hassle you spend looking through files.
- Arrange The Video and Audio Files on The Timeline
Since raw footage frequently contains errors orbits that don’t belong in your video, simply drag them from the Media tab and place them on the timeline if you want to delete or trim your videos. You may add as many clips as you would like, but each additional one will be added after the last one, and you must drag the files to the proper position on the timeline to reorganize them.
To evaluate the video clips you’ve uploaded to the timeline, press Play or use the Spacebar. You may also use the playhead to navigate to a specific place in the film. Place the playhead at the precise location where the segment of the video you want to cut begins, then repeat the process on the other end.
- Apply Visual Effects
You may now separate the audio and video files, add music, make transitions between the clips, or apply one of Filmora’s many graphic effects after deleting all the undesirable sections from your video clips.
If you want to place opening titles, end credits, or subtitles on your video, click the Text /Credit icon. The software includes a variety of text templates that you can use for various reasons. Drag and drop the theme you chose to the proper spot on the timeline, then use the software’s preview box to add the required text.
- Export Your Final Output
Hit the Export button when you’re sure there’s nothing further you want to do with your project. You can quickly select the video file type in the Format section in the Output window and customize the video for Smartphones, iPads, or gaming consoles like the PS4 or Xbox One.
Choose the type that better serves the project you’re working on from the Format tab, then provide the video a title and choose the location on your storage device where it will be exported. You may choose the video resolution, modify the frame rate, and choose an encoder by clicking the Settings button.
Users who do not want to preserve their videos on their storage devices can export them to Vimeo or YouTube. Because the rendering and uploading procedures occur simultaneously, exporting videos helps users save time waiting to submit the video online. To properly distribute your films on these social media networks, you’ll need a YouTube channel or a Facebook account.
#2: iMovie
It is available in Windows and Mac OS.
This software is a consumer-grade video editor that is available for free. Users who would like to produce videos with material from their Photos library quickly will benefit from the app. iMovie has a more straightforward timeline editor that excludes multi-track editing to make things easier.
Picture-in-picture video and slow-motion or fast-forward special effects are also supported. With iMovie, you can create titles, drag-and-drop effects, and insert motion graphics like 3D globes or travel maps. You can find ready-to-use music and sound effects in the program.
Features:
- Compatible with 4K resolution.
- It can save all the original files into one file.
- You can switch across different devices anytime.
- Advanced video editing capabilities.
- Drag and drop with ease.
- It is easy to use.
Cons:
- It necessitates a large amount of HDD space.
- It’s time-consuming to import MP4 files for processing.
- Before importing, you must convert MP4 files to codecs for best results.
#3: DaVinci Resolve
It is available in Mac OS, Windows, and Linux.
DaVinci Resolve is a non-linear movie editing and color grading. It is the only software application globally that includes editing, color grading, special effects, motion graphics, and sound editing. Its attractive, sleek interface is simple to learn and use for new users yet powerful for experienced ones.
Features:
- Tons of extra video effects
- It offers 10bit video at 120 fps and resolutions higher than 4K.
- It includes numerous controls for photos, logos, text, and transitions.
- A color warper based on mesh and grids offers a completely new way to manipulate color.
- The DaVinci Neural Engine powers the magic mask’s automated object separation.
- High-speed audio production with new context-sensitive keyboard and mouse features
Cons:
- Its learning curve is steep.
- There is no external software compatibility.
- Allows you to export MKV files but not import them.
- Only the premium version includes audio noise reduction.
- Some advanced grading and tracking tools are disabled in the free edition.
#3: OpenShot
It is available in Linux, Mac Os, and Windows.
OpenShot Video Editor gives you an endless number of tracks to make your edits look natural, making it simple to get started putting together clips. After you’ve imported the necessary files, all you have to do now is organize the various films, photographs, or sounds within those tracks in any way you want. You may easily edit and crop these clips at any point and add effects and animations to improve your final product.
Features:
- Several videos, audio, and image formats are supported.
- Keyframe animations with powerful curves.
- Desktop synchronization (drag and drop capability).
- Endless tracks or layers.
- Real-time previews of media transitions.
- Advanced Timeline feature.
- Frame accuracy.
Cons:
- It might have a shaky performance.
- It has limited video editing features.
- Hardware acceleration is less sophisticated.
- It may not be as cutting-edge as other modern software.
#4: EDIUS
It is available in Windows and Mac OS.
For experts and aspiring video enthusiasts, EDIUS is the best editing program. EDIUS is a paid video editing software that arose from a collection of Adobe Premiere Plus plugins. It has no subscription fees — you pay for it and keep it with a permanent license. It is the recommended software of choice for many broadcasters throughout the world, thanks to its versatility in dealing with numerous video formats as well as its ease of use when contrasted to some of its rivals.
Features:
- It has Nikon Z9 “N-RAW” support
- It is compatible with N-RAW and ProRes RAW files shot by Nikon cameras.
- It supports 8K editing and exporting.
- You can paste improvements to clip attributes.
- You can copy and paste attributes between clips.
- It offers a “clip color” feature for pasting objects.
- It includes Mync updates.
- It has a superior 4K workflow.
- It has a flexible user interface.
Cons:
- It does not have a free trial version.
#5: Autodesk Smoke
It is available in Mac OS only.
By merging workflows with node-based blending capabilities in a timeline-centered editing interface, the Autodesk Smoke video editing tool helps production companies improve productivity. Autodesk Smoke is a video editing software that combines advanced video effects with an intuitive interface. Most folks assume Smoke as a finalizing tool, but it’s also a complete editing kit with a built-in node-based compositor.
Features:
- It has an innovative timeline workflow base
- Compositing with ConnectFX nodes
- It is supported with Powerful Compositing
- It has 3D Text and geometry
- Trimming in motion
- It is supported with FCP X and Smoke
Cons:
- Only Macs are supported, and a very powerful system is required.
- You cannot use smoke on multiple monitors.
#6: Adobe Premiere Pro CC
It is available in Mac OS and Windows.
Adobe Premiere Pro CC is a powerful, professional-level digital video editing suite with excellent collaboration tools suitable for even the most demanding users. This program, which is both economical and straightforward, has been at the high end of the market for several years and shows no signs of slowing down, as new upgrades are continuously made available for free download. If you want to master how to edit videos professionally with little to no expertise, Adobe Premiere Pro CC might be the right tool for you.
Features:
- Motion Graphics Templates are available.
- Graphics and video titling.
- Its user interface is extremely responsive.
- It is supported by Immersive Virtual Reality (VR).
- Workflow Integration.
- Effortless and continuous editing.
- Multiple file formats are supported.
- You may install plugins to add extras.
Cons:
- You may need to pay monthly or yearly payments in this subscription-based model.
- It’s pretty complicated, and you might get lost in it.
- Strong computer specifications are required.
- It necessitates a large amount of RAM.
FAQ
Which Should I Choose, Free or Paid MP4 Editor?
If you need to work on videos on a regular basis, or if you wish to edit films for your own Facebook or Instagram use, paid software is probably not necessary. However, keep in mind that video editor tools cannot compete with paid software. Based on our own experience, they’re generally limited in terms of capabilities and performance, and they often have other annoyances like advertisements or export restrictions.
That said, if you simply need to make minor edits or aren’t planning on editing films for a long time, the most exemplary free video editing programs listed above can be handy. However, if you use video editing software regularly or for work, I strongly advise you to invest in professional video editing software.
What Editing Tools Do Professionals Use?
Several people are curious about the software used by professionals. On the other hand, professional editors use various tools to improve their video editing productivity. Many use Adobe Audition for audio editing. Many users prefer Final Cut Pro for color grading. They often use Premiere Pro and Lightworks for film editing. And semi-pros use Filmora to speed up the video editing process.
What Software Do YouTubers Are Using to Make Their Videos?
Several YouTubers prefer simple video software to create YouTube content. They chose Filmora because of its built-in effects, flash animations, graphics, and transitions, which total over 300.
Furthermore, several YouTubers with advanced video editing talents use Premiere Pro.
What MP4 Video Editor Is Best for Beginners?
One of the most significant aspects to consider for beginners is convenience and affordability. On the Mac, users choose Filmora, Movavi, Powerdirector, and iMovie.
What Should I Think About Before Buying Professional Video Editing Tools?
If you are reading this, you might be wondering, “What persuades me to c a professional video editor?” Is it because you’ve seen other YouTubers utilizing them?
Is there enough time in your schedule to study these expert video editors? If this is the situation, think about the price you are investing in and if those high-end features and functionalities are really what you need. Well, I have something to recommend for you.
Filmora can handle 95 percent of your video editing needs for just $49.99 a year, thanks to its absurdly short learning curve and user-friendly design. You won’t have to waste time studying a tiresome manual with Filmora, and you can start editing videos straight away because everything is set up for it.
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