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Hi, guys. I want to start a video blog about card tricks, but I have no experience in video editing. Can someone suggest to me a good video editing program that has an easy interface?

Have you ever tried a video editor called movavi? This program is a great option for both beginners and for those who already have an idea about video editing. Beginners will appreciate the simplicity of the video editor, because all the main functions are clear at a glance, and most of the effects are added by simply dragging and dropping. This program saved me years ago when I was in college and I needed to create some videos for various projects and that's what I found https://www.movavi.com/support/how-to/how-to-add-audio-to-video.html.

madalinaapan wrote:Hi, guys. I want to start a video blog about card tricks, but I have no experience in video editing. Can someone suggest to me a good video editing program that has an easy interface?[/size]

iMovie (Mac): Simple and intuitive, great for beginners.
HitFilm Express (Windows, Mac): Free, powerful, and offers tutorials for beginners.
Filmora (Windows, Mac): Easy-to-use with drag-and-drop interface and plenty of effects.
Adobe Premiere Rush (Windows, Mac, iOS, Android): Simplified version of Adobe Premiere Pro, suitable for beginners.

madalinaapan wrote:Hi, guys. I want to start a video blog about card tricks, but I have no experience in video editing. Can someone suggest to me a good video editing program that has an easy interface?eggy car

I often use adobe software

I am using ShotCut for video editing, but I checked some of these suggestions and may be i will switch haha

I recommend ShotCut for editing. It is fully featured and quite easy to use.