OpenShot vs. Shotcut Comparison

What is OpenShot?

OpenShot was created in 2008 to develop a free, simple and open-source video editing software for Linux. OpenShot is now available on Linux, Mac and Windows. The software includes features such as animations & keyframes, a cross-platform, video effects and audio waveforms. OpenShot is available in over 70 languages. In addition, OpenShot offers 3D animations for titles and effects. The open-source solution is free and built on donations. There are no paid extensions included.

What is Shotcut?

Shotcut is a free, open-source, cross-platform video editor for Windows, Mac, and Linux. Key features include support for a wide range of formats. No import is necessary, meaning native timeline editing, support for Blackmagic Design for input and preview monitoring, as well as support for resolutions up to 4k is possible. Since Shotcut is an open-source solution, Shotcut is available free of cost. Shotcut does not contain any paid extensions.

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