We regularly shoot videos on our mobile phones. You can edit them easily using video editors and make a memory out of them. There are professional video editors like Premiere Pro, and Davinci Resolve ...

Microsoft's free video editor, Clipchamp, has a handful of welcome features on the way. The updated video editor will support switching between dark and light mode, feature improved asset grouping, ...

VEED is a simple online video editor that works with macOS, Windows, and mobile devices. I prefer using iMovie, but VEED is extremely simple to use — and it’s free. Plus, you don’t even have to create ...

Video metadata is the information of the video that helps people identify it. This information is embedded inside the tags of a video like title, creator, album, actors, cinematographer, description, ...

Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the complexity of video editing software? Between endless menus, confusing tools, and steep learning curves, creating polished videos can feel like a daunting task.

The best online video editing apps we've tested allow you to work in a web browser rather than local software, freeing you from steep system requirements. I've been testing PC and mobile software for ...

Finding free video editing software that doesn’t compromise on quality or sneak in watermarks can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. Whether you’re a beginner looking to polish your first ...

A good private video editor is hard to find—especially when you want it to work across all of your devices. Yes, there are lots of decent video editors, including Microsoft’s Clipchamp tool and ...

On Apple devices, macOS has iMovie, a simple, free video editor that anyone can use to put together movie projects. But since Microsoft phased out the old Movie Maker app, there hasn't been an ...