[skysnap]

For those who are developing the videos for blog, instagram, youtube. Which tools do you use. I have experience with camtasia and the filmora. So far those seems like a good editing tool set.

How about you?

[monster_masterpiece]

Hello,
camtasia and filmora are paid editing tools for videos giving trial period then after that they pause services. I am user of camstudio and monosnap with free video editing.

[KityCat]

I have been using Filmora now for almost a year and in my opinion its the best software to edit videos quickly without much effort . And it has a large library of assets too which help us make our videos more interactive and fun

[Pousinha]

I always have used Bolide Slide Show Creator, an open source completely free video editing. Perfect to create my e-book trailers. The only issue: not for Linux distros, so I'll maybe need to learn to use the native Linux default video maker.

[nakitakona]

I'm using YouCut video editor for my YouTube video. It's easy to use and there are materials for translation and there are music for intro, outro and background. You can add text too and record your voice for narration.

I had availed its free version and it was well and good. However, the number of photos or video may be attached are limited to 20. So I get the paid version which no limit for videos to edit.

For me, it's good and handy to use.

[Yugocean]

I use apps and there I found enough tools, my favourite are Video Cutter, VMER, and VITA.

[oldbuddy]

I still use an plder version of Camtasia that still suits me, even if they do keep asking me to upgrade. I have tried several free video editors, but they don't compare.

[MattTolentino02]

I use Openshot and Inshot for my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxsG9MgqtCI