Free Video Editing Software - Top 3 for 2020 [NO WATERMARKS] #Best Education Page #Online Earning

so when you're first getting started on

YouTube there is a lot going on and it

may seem like you have a lot of expenses

so even if you convince yourself to buy

an expensive camera or maybe if you

choose to do a cheaper camera setup

whatever your setup is it may be much

more difficult to convince yourself to

invest in a program like Premiere Pro or

Final Cut or any of the other paid

editing software's out there so in this

video I'll be talking about three of my

favorite free software's I've actually

used two of them extensively on my own

channel when I was starting it you know

a while back and so in this video talk

about all three of these the pros and

the cons of both of them and hope you

decide which one is actually the best

one for you so before we get too far

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as I say in every single video my

brother and I are putting out tons of

videos every single week guys we have a

really aggressive schedule and we're

putting out so many videos to help you

guys grow your channels now editing with

the free software is great but of course

because it's free it is going to be a

little bit more limited you're not gonna

have the same software engineering

backing it up that you would have on

something like Premiere Pro or Final Cut

and for that reason before you go and

download any one of these I recommend

the first thing you do is try to find

out where you might be able to get

Premiere Pro or a Final Cut for free and

I don't mean by pirating what I actually

mean is for example if you are a student

on a university campus then you might be

able to go to the library and use their

computers or some colleges actually

allow you a student license and they

will cover you you just have to import

like insert the whatever code they give

you on their website and you'll get it

for free through the university or maybe

if you're not a student you can go and

check the local library see if they have

it or any other way maybe if you have a

friend that already has it and only has

it on one computer you can get it on two

laptops or two you know machines or

whatever you're using you may be able to

split the cost with them so I recommend

Premiere Pro that's my everyday editor

but if you want to use a free one these

are three great free ones that

definitely work especially when you're

just getting started on YouTube so when

you're looking at free editors there are

a lot out there and honestly I did a lot

of dirty work digging through all these

different editors

and there's nothing worse than finding

one downloading it editing the entire

thing only to find out at the end

there's a big old watermark on there

unless you want to pay them you know $80

for that one video and then you'll have

the program for the future but you know

at that point it's so frustrating that

you thought you had a free one at the

end there's a watermark so in this video

I'm gonna make sure that none of these

free ones have watermarks for you guys

I'm trying to save you all the trouble

of you know finding codes on the

internet or anything of that sort to be

clear none of these are pirating these

are all just free software out there

there are paid versions of some of these

so some of these may be a little more

limited than the paid versions obviously

but regardless I'll be talking about

what those limitations are so you know

going into them so starting up the first

one is actually one that I used a lot a

while back and it may not be the best of

these three but it is still a very good

one so this one is shot cut now shot cut

has a bit of a sketchy website there are

kind of links all over the place and ads

so be very careful when you're trying to

download this I'll put the link down in

the description below but again make

sure you don't click on any of the ads

accidentally navigate through this

properly and download is so you use it

the right way so when you actually open

up shot cut you'll find that shot cut is

something that has a little bit of a

learning curve to it so if you've been

looking up any other lists out there

shot kinda has been showing up for a

while for several years and like I said

this is something that I used I did give

it up because it was a little bit

annoying to learn this I recommend

watching tutorials before just starting

and diving into this because it is

extremely intimidating it's not really

that similar to some of the other

softwares and so it's definitely not

something that you want to do you know

just for like a weekend family video or

something if it's your first video you

know you're gonna have to invest some

time to actually learn this software now

what's good about it it is

cross-platform so you can use it on Mac

or Windows or whatever you use you know

for your normal computer you can use

this you can download this it also has a

decently flexible interface so there's a

lot you can do in here and you can

import different file types so there's

you know a pretty wide variety of file

types

I typically shoot or I use mp4 all the

time anyway so it's not really a big

deal but if you have different cameras

that record different file types or you

like different audio types you can

import almost anything into your and it

works very well so moving on to number

two I think this one's a little bit

better for up

of reasons but first of all I think it's

easier to use in general now that's not

to say shot cut was not good to use

because shot cut is just not simple to

use your first time once you learn how

to use it it's a very powerful program

it's very flexible and overall it's one

of the better free apps out there so

going back to the Vinci though DaVinci

is nice because when you're downloading

it it's much less concerning you have a

much more professional website although

it does require an email and a phone

number to sign up I assume this is maybe

for marketing purposes so I don't know

if you guys have I mean I'm not going to

suggest that you use an app like burner

or if you use you know some other phone

number but you know if you maybe don't

want to get anything marketed to you

that's maybe an option but regardless

they want your phone number they want

your email and then there's also a great

intro tour so once you download this

they give you like a nice tour showing

you where things are and general

features that you can use within the app

so like I said when I was in college I

edited videos in the library on Premiere

Pro and then when I had to use my own

laptop this is actually one that I use

DaVinci Resolve and one of the reasons I

really like this one is because it

actually can resemble Premiere Pro

pretty closely compared to some of the

other apps out there so this one you can

set your keyboard layout to be something

you are familiar with so I chose

Premiere Pro for example and then of

course you also have a general workflow

relatively similar to Premiere Pro and

if you know Premiere Pro you can check

this down you'll see that it's generally

the same way how you have different tabs

and the tabs are fairly similar so

because of this if you learned Premiere

Pro before it may make sense to get this

one now until you can afford from your

pro or if you are new I recommend

getting this one getting used to it and

then once you have enough money once you

get monetized and once you know if you

think you ever need to you can take the

next step and jump up to Premiere Pro

and it will be less of a learning curve

then when you jump into the other app

that's fairly similar to da Vinci anyway

now again this is a great software

because it does not have watermarks they

keep saying that it also has no time

limits and although one thing a little

bit strange is I have a pretty powerful

laptop here and I did get a notification

that it filled up my GPU memory that's

what it's a GPU memory fairly quickly so

maybe it's not as optimized as some

other apps out there so Premiere Pro

I've been editing for

okay and this laptop for a while but

DaVinci Resolve maybe you need a more

powerful machine maybe it just I don't

know I don't know why it did that but

just something to be wary of if you're

trying to edit larger videos you may

have problems with this but maybe not

maybe was just my laptop but overall I

think this is a great app for color

grading and audio grading because it is

so similar to Premiere Pro how you have

those tabs it's also cross-platform so

if you have Mac Windows Linux whatever

you're using you can get this and it's

totally free

some of the bad things about this is

like like I said before you will need

more powerful computer to run this one

and also you're not going to be

exporting directly to social media of

course I don't really recommend that

anyway but that's a con that you know if

you want to just export directly to

social media if that's what you do then

you can't actually do that on here so

number three then which is also an

amazing one is hitfilm express now there

is also the paid version just hit film

so make sure when you're downloading it

you don't accidentally download that one

or try to download that one because

there is a paid version like I said so

hitfilm express when you go onto their

website it's a decent website it's much

better than the shotcut website at least

so you don't have ads floating all over

the place to try to distract you and

download viruses I don't I don't even

know but hitfilm express good website

you go through and they are going to

require you to share it on social media

a quick tip though if you just click the

X it seems to work just fine so with

that in mind then you'll it'll arrive as

an email link you'll download it and

you'll be set to go so this is a little

bit less intuitive than da Vinci overall

da Vinci like I said was probably the

most intuitive out of these three but

this one is a very powerful app and if

you check a lot of other lists out there

and a lot of other reviews this one

comes in at number one on a lot of

different reviews and there is a reason

for that so some of the really nice

features of hitfilm express of course

there are tons of features in these and

that's not to say that the other ones

don't have them but some of the nice

features that I really like so there is

a lens distortion corrector and so if

you're using like a very wide angle lens

on a GoPro or maybe on like a galaxy s

10 for example you can sort of correct

that so it's not like a weird fisheye

thing going on you can also edit 4k

video of course as I think you know

everyone really wants to edit 4k video

anyway you also can edit 360 degree

video if that's what you're interested

in but if you're doing three

sixty degree video I I don't really know

I've never done that so I can't really

speak to that one besides that some of

the bad sides on this one it does take a

while to export so that's a little bit

annoying some of the more popular

add-ons also charge you like ten dollars

to get the packs so guys if you are

interested in using any one of these

three I recommend you go and download

them today check them out and watch a

lot of tutorials on them I'm not going

to be making a tutorial series

unfortunately for all of these because

there is just too much to talk about and

personally my everyday editor is

Premiere Pro so which of these three is

actually the best one to use in my

opinion I think DaVinci Resolve would be

my choice if I was just getting started

off on YouTube I did not know how to use

any editors yet and I was not monetized

and let's just say I also had no money

to invest so DaVinci Resolve is the

go-to for me out of these three after

looking at them and actually using all

of them just because it's more intuitive

in my opinion it's easier to use the

websites a little bit cleaner so it's

not as confusing to download it's also

cross-platform so you don't have to

worry about what device or what machine

you're using and on top of that I

recommend actually using you know

keyboard layout that you're going to be

eventually graduating to and by that I

mean I recommend everybody goes to

Premiere Pro I'm not sponsored by Adobe

by any means trust me I I really do wish

I was but I'm not

so guys those are the three best video

editors that I recommend when you're

starting off on YouTube some other

honorable mentions vs DC is a very

popular one iMovie is the classic that

everybody with a Mac starts off with and

then also video pad I recommend doing

research on video pad I haven't checked

that one out but I know that's one that

pops up on a lot of top 10 list so if

you use any one of those three comment

down below also if you use any that I

mentioned in this video comment down

below or any other ones for that matter

I want to know what you guys choose

which ones you like or don't like and

let me know why thank you all for

watching I'll see you next time

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