Catherine Clark
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What video editing software is recommended that doesn't require high computer specifications?
Recommended YouTube video editing software?
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- May 14, 2023
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Canva and Capcut are decent
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Canva is best for thumbnails.
Brown_walker
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you can use AI or if you have coding knowledge, you can create script by python.
umdizbaboman
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Use lightweight editors like Filmora, Shotcut, or DaVinci Resolve’s low-spec mode. They run well on modest PCs and cover most needs.
seoking2009
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If your PC is low-spec, try CapCut Desktop or Shotcut — both are lightweight and free. Filmora is also easy to learn and smoother than DaVinci on weaker systems. For quick edits or shorts, Canva Video Editor works straight from your browser.
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I use capcut. It gets most of my work done for YouTube videos
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For YouTube editing, DaVinci Resolve (free with pro tools) and CapCut (easy & mobile-friendly) are great choices.
RevovlverOcelot
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Capcut which is paid these days, clipchamp (Free) and filmora (Paid)
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You can use canva if you have very low system specs but if you have a normal system even Core2 duo you can use camtasia studio. ts totaly free and offline. Go to the youtube and search how to install and use it. You can easily learn it in only one video and then start using it for daily tasks.
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