What’s the best video editor for beginners?

General Drone Discussion
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Premiere Pro or Vegas Pro are also good options.

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Tatum said:
Premiere Pro or Vegas Pro are also good options.

Vegas is really easy to pick up. I still prefer it over other editors, even though I have to use Premiere for work. Vegas just feels faster to use.

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LightCut is a great option, especially for beginners. You can even use it on your phone or tablet.

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If you’re on Windows, check out ClipChamp. It’s simple and effective.

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iMovie, CapCut, or VN are all good choices for beginners.

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Ira said:
iMovie, CapCut, or VN are all good choices for beginners.

If you’re on macOS, I recommend iMovie. It’s super fast when exporting 4K videos.

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I use InShot on Android. It’s basic but does the job!

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Download LightCut from DJI. It’s free and does a lot for a simple editor.

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For beginners, Filmora is probably the best. DaVinci Resolve is great but more suited for advanced users who need professional tools.

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Shotcut is free and not too hard to use. I still miss the simplicity of Windows Live Movie Maker though. That was so easy.

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I use Premiere Pro. It can seem difficult at first, but once you watch a few tutorials, it gets easier. There’s tons of help out there to get you started, and once you’re comfortable, it becomes smooth to use.

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For phone editing, DJI Fly, CapCut, and LightCut are all great apps.

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I use Luma Fusion on my iPad. It’s awesome, but I don’t have a PC or Mac, so that’s why I stick with it.

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I’m using Magix. It’s really beginner-friendly. Just watch a couple of their tutorials, and you’ll be up and running in no time.

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I use KdenLive. It’s free, open-source, and has a lot of great features.

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Honestly, the video editor on your phone is super powerful for beginners. Don’t overlook it!

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I use VLLO for quick edits.