Movavi Video Editor

A consumer desktop video editor for Windows and macOS with effects, titles and automatic subtitles.

PaidProprietaryWindowsmacOS

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About Movavi Video Editor

Movavi Video Editor covers everyday editing: cutting, joining, cropping, and adjusting color and speed. It ships with hundreds of filters, transitions, titles and overlays, and adds one-click tools for automatic subtitles, noise removal and silence removal.

It is sold on its own or as part of Movavi Video Suite, which bundles the editor with a video converter and a screen recorder. It suits home users and beginners who want simple, template-driven editing on Windows or a Mac.

Strengths

  • Simple interface for beginners
  • Hundreds of built-in effects, transitions and titles
  • Automatic subtitles and noise removal

Limitations

  • Full features require a purchase
  • No Linux version
  • Closed source

Details

Pricing
PaidFree trial download; the full version is a paid purchase.
License
Proprietary
Developer
Movavi
Platforms
Windows, macOS
How it runs
Downloadable app
Best suited for
Beginners making home and social videos on Windows or macOS
Categories
Video editing
Last verified
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Provenance
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