Kdenlive

Free and open-source non-linear video editor from the KDE community, for Linux, Windows, macOS and BSD.

Unclaimed

Pricing: Open source · see prices
Platforms: Linux, Windows, macOS
Categories: Video

About Kdenlive

Kdenlive (KDE Non-Linear Video Editor) is a free, open-source video editor developed by a small, mostly volunteer team within the KDE community. It supports multitrack non-linear editing with multicam and three-point editing, nested sequences, markers and automatic backups. Media can be organised in multiple bins with tags and filters, with proxy clips for smooth playback on slower machines. It includes hundreds of keyframeable audio and video effects and transitions, audio mixers and voiceover recording, colour tools with LUTs and scopes (histogram, vectorscope, RGB parade, waveform), subtitle creation with automatic transcription, title clips, and a link to Glaxnimate for motion graphics.

Good for

Linux users and anyone who wants a full-featured free editor with multicam, proxies, scopes and subtitles, and who is happy to rely on community documentation.

Watch out for

As a volunteer-run project, support is through the user manual and forum rather than a vendor. BSD is also supported per the homepage, but is not a platform TopTool lists.