After Effects Open Source Blender (cross-platform)īlender is perfect for this.
ADOBE ANIMATE ALTERNATIVE OPEN SOURCE FREE
However, Resolve has caught up to it and is free and cross-platform. The most user-friendly "professional" video editor. It works, and is the best option for mobile devices. It's also a lot faster than Adobe's tools, as it takes better advantage of the GPU. Free version contains basically anything one can need, from the editor, to a compositor, to audio editing, to colour correction. Made by BlackMagic Design and steadily seeing wider industry adoption. Free DaVinci Resolve (cross-platform-ish) Work is being done on fixing it (VSE Refactor and VSE Tools) but as of today it isn't very usable. Blender (cross-platform)īlender technically contains a video editor, called the video sequencer, but it's very out-dated and very slow. Just make sure everything is backed up, as it already should be. Regardless, new features are added every day, and it's relatively stable, so might as well give it a shot. Olive (cross-platform, experimental/alpha)Ī newcomer to the video editing space, Olive already has basic editing and an interface very similar to that of Premiere, but is still in early development, so it may be unstable and is missing many features. The Audactity of video editing, if you will. Still, when it works, it works pretty well, and users of other NLEs shouldn't have much trouble switching.
Premiere Pro/Elements Open-source Kdenlive (cross-platform)Ī very stable video editor, but has an annoying user interface and can be slow, especially when adding effects.
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