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Kdenlive

Free, open-source video editor from KDE with multi-track editing and many effects

by KDE
A free alternative to Wondershare Filmora
PRICEFree · open source
RUNS ONWindows, macOS, Linux
ALTERNATIVE TOWondershare Filmora
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About Kdenlive

Kdenlive is a free, open-source video editor developed by the KDE community. It offers a full multi-track timeline, many effects and transitions, titles, colour correction, keyframes and proxy editing, which makes working with large 4K files smoother on modest computers.

Kdenlive started on Linux, where it is one of the most popular editors, and is also available for Windows and Mac. Like Shotcut, it has no watermark and no paid version.

Key features

Multi-track timelineUnlimited video and audio tracks
Effects and transitionsLarge built-in library
TitlesCreate titles and text overlays
Proxy editingSmooth editing of large 4K files
Colour correctionBuilt-in colour tools
No watermarkEverything is free
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License and price

License type
Free · open source

System requirements

Operating system
Windows, macOS, Linux

Good and keep in mind

Good

  • Completely free, no watermark
  • Powerful features for a free editor
  • Proxy editing helps on slower PCs

Keep in mind

  • Best-tested on Linux; Windows and Mac builds can differ
  • Can feel complex at first

Frequently asked questions

Is Kdenlive free?
Yes. Kdenlive is free and open source, with no watermark.
Does Kdenlive work on Windows?
Yes. Although it started on Linux, there are versions for Windows and Mac.

Other free alternatives to Wondershare Filmora

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