Rec | CAPCUT

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soo user friendly! there's a mobile version on the app store and ofc mac and pc etc. good for short and long form stuff! i had premiere pro for free as a student but then i graduated so i found that capcut worked for me the best and it's also just way easier to use than premiere pro and has so many features actually

@musicnote

Mar 21, 2025

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Capcut!

That’s what I use for all of my social media videos. They have a iPad version (what I primarily use to edit longer videos for Reels), an iPhone version, and a desktop version. I’ve also used Kapwing recently and that’s been great as well.

@malortandmoet

Apr 19, 2024

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Capcut fs, canva isnt too bad either though

I once worked in a professional marketing department and we used capcut quite a bit, esp for putting together quick videos. there’s a web and app version and both are pretty good! I would consider it kind of like the canva of video editing in that it’s very user friendly and has a surprising amount of free features. canva also allows you to put together videos but I’d only use it for very basic stuff, the more involved the more finnecky it tends to be. but for simple putting clips together, maybe adding a graphic here and there, it works pretty well too.

@yaelsafiya

Mar 24, 2025

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Non-Linear Editors (NLE)

FINAL CUT PRO: Let me be clear. Premier has always been garbage—today as a buggy mess and back when FCP originally launched and ate its lunch. It's only advantage is the Adobe ecosystem (which is a big advantage). FCP is fast, gets out of your way, hardly crashes, and, if it does, you never lose your work. I've been using it over a decade. I paid $300 for it, ONCE, and have received updates ever since. DAVINCI RESOLVE: The multi-platform king. Personally, I don't like the NLE built into DaVinci, but I haven't invested much time in getting familiar with it either. DaVinci is the THE standard in color grading and it has an entire Adobe ecosystem replacement in one app (color, sound, sfx, cutting, finishing). It is FREE to use and only paywalls 4K exports and its more advanced plugins. If you want to learn video post-production, start here. When you're ready to level up: $295