Free Video Editors Without Watermarks For Mac

Is there a free editing software that has no watermark and allows me to post on YouTube? 5 Free video editors without watermark. Andrea Tani, I was a video edtor on. Edit video, add annotations, Closed Caption and effects. It is free for both Windows and Mac. 3.2k Views View 1 Upvoter.

Watermark It does have what it takes to make a must-try app, yet its functions don’t always work as advertised. For example, the app does not add a watermark on your videos, nor does it have a time limit for the videos you can edit. However, it does add a short FilmoraGo clip at the end of each video you edit with it.

It’s not that of a nag, considering you get a free app, but some might think otherwise. Mixing photos and videos The app is supposed to let you mix photos and videos, but the fact is you might anticipate it would let you add your photos on top of the video, like stickers or something. It lets you make a video clip of a video and photos, but they will go in sequence one by one – you can not add photos to your video.

Music What you can do is mute the video’s sound and add your favorite music. In my tests, this feature works seamlessly, and lets you create pretty neat videos muting the original sound and adding your music. This also works fine when you create a video clip from your images – adding your music makes it all the livelier.

There does not seem to be a way to adjust the transition effect of the appearing images, but the existing effect works fine. What may be an annoyance is that not all of your music is available from FilmoraGo’s file manager. It seems to recognize only the basic file formats, and if you have music in many formats, chances are some of it won’t show unless you convert it. FilmoraGo also has a library of its licensed tracks, so turn your connection on to download them and see if you like some of them. Add Text Next up in line is the ability to add text to your videos, or image-based video clips.

On your right, there is a menu – tap Edit Tools. Tap Titles to add a custom title. There are pre-defined title templates – you can not create your own style for the text.

I suppose this feature works for some users, but it failed for me. Whatever title style I chose, it would appear on top of the video, but it would not let me edit the text. So, the outcome would always read “Tap to add a title.” Moreover, even if you manage to add your title, you can not choose when it appears, nor for how long it will float over the video. Themes A very nice feature of FilmoraGo is the pre-sets, the themes that add a filter, an effect, and a title, maybe even the music if you choose, to your video or photos video clip. Let me tell you this thing does not work with vertical layouts of your videos or image clips.

It does work with the horizontal ones. You can use the theme and remove some of its elements via the Edit Tools. Just apply the theme, and then go through the Edit Tools sub-menus one by one and remove the ones you dislike. So, you can apply a theme and remove the title. Frames For vertically-oriented (and horizontal) videos and photo clips, there is a very neat Frame option. The thing is that by default the vertical photos get zoomed on the center, while the edges get cut. Choose one of the frames to give your vertical images a decent look.

Save and Share When the project is ready, don’t forget to tap Save. It takes a while, but after that you can share the project via whatever sharing option you like – social networks, Bluetooth, email, you name it. This functionality works just fine. By the way, when adding videos to your project, you can also search your social networking accounts library. The app also automatically adjusts the project’s ratio depending on how you share it – 1:1 for Instagram, 16:9 for YouTube, you get the idea.

I shared mine via Bluetooth, so it did not change the ratio of my MV tribute. Overlays, Filters, Other Editing Tools FilmoraGo has a basic selection of overlays and filters, like snowflakes, bouquet and the like. I was unable to find the advertised Still and Motion Graphics elements. You can also crop, adjust ratio and trim the video. Unfortunately, you can’t cut out some pieces from the middle. To do that, you would have to add the same file multiple times, and use the trim option several times to eventually have the different bits and pieces of that video in one project (correct me if I’m wrong). However, you can duplicate, rotate, delete and mute the videos.

Taking advantage of a screen recording tool in different cases can bring tremendous convenience to our digital life, with which you are allowed to make a vivid video to show some abstract ideas, grab gaming audio to keep favorite streaming sound, record live chat to preserve impressive words, etc. If you are not familiar with screen recorders in market, you may choose a freeware to try first. However, one big problem of using free screen recorder is that your recording video would always turns out to be watermarked.