
Adobe Premiere Pro
DaVinci Resolve
iMovie
Lightworks
Filmora
Blender
VirtualDub
Professional, non-linear video editing software created by Apple Inc.

Jitter
Pikimov
Motn AI
Motionity
CapCut
LightBox
Trangram
Scrub videos frame-by-frame and sketch on them at 60fps

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As for cropping videos, Final Cut Pro is pretty similar to iMove, featuring 2 options, basic cropping and Ken Burns style. But Final Cut Pro X does cropping more precisely. Besides the crop windows and four corner...
4K and gif support are standard features in today’s video editing software, but Filmora excels at titles. While Filmora’s title tool doesn’t have the functionality of, say, an Apple Final Cut Pro X, which can...
Equipped with non-linear and non-destructive editing features, Final Cut Pro X is one of the best Adobe Premiere alternative for Mac users. You can edit your videos by cutting, cropping, adding motion graphics, color...
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