

Go to, click on DOWNLOAD, from the middle of the page click on "Daily Builds". Troubles with Preview Download the latest DEV Daily Build.However, if you are limited ram and your buying for personal use then go with openshot. It’s better transitions, text templates color tuning will make your video more professional. If your computer has 8 GB Ram, then filmora9 is a definitely a better choice. Individual Plan: Youtuber’s or other creators chose this plan. This watermark can make any video terrible because it shows in the centre of the screen. Priceįree Plan: Free plan has everything except an additional watermark. In every aspect, filmora9 beat the openshot. There are some small things such as speed control, number of layers, color controls etc. Both are running smoothly until unless you are not editing 4k video.īut if your computer has 4GB Ram, then you should go with openshot.īecause filmora is going to lack an 4GB ram computer. On 8 GB, i3 processor, I didn’t find any difference. Openshot: Again, the openshot is limited comparing with filmora9. You can also apply an audio keyframe, and it can beat the detection features. It has a background noise remove property as well. You can apply fade in-out, control the pitch, apply Equalizer, or customize it. Audio Editingįilmora9: Just double click on the audio in the timeline to open audio editing settings.

Winner: Similar to screen recording, filmora is the clear winner here. In filmora9, these things are not part of the effects, you will find a a different position. Openshot: In the openshot effects tab, you can find the chroma key, colour settings, crop, etc. There is a total of 285 effects available. It even allows you to customize the effects.įrom converting video into black & white, drawing, blur, etc., you can find all types of crucial effects. Effectsįilmora9: One of the thing that I love about filmora is effects.

But if you want to customize then openshot seems a better solution. Winner: It depends if you want pre-made transitions with fewer control then go with filmora9. Openshot: Openshot transitions are also limited, but its customization is on the next level.
