The Best Video Editing Tools for 2022 Ranked and Reviewed
- Crosby Jeffler
- Last Updated July 13, 2022
Choosing the right video editing software is vitally important if you want to create a professional-looking video. From easy editing to special effects, transitions, and color correction, the best video editing software can help you meet your goals. In this guide, I ranked and reviewed the best video editing software, along with my top choices, so that you can pick the best one for you.
Best Video Editing Tools
Adobe Premiere Pro
5
/5
- The most robust tool
- Excellent collaboration tools
- Clear, flexible interface
- Intimidating for novices
Corel VideoStudio Pro
4.7
/5
- Best web link index
- Extensive tutorials and support
- Advanced filtering
- No mobile app
Adobe Premiere Elements
4.5
/5
- Lot's of tools
- Huge amount of data
- Good community
- Cheapest subscritpion is $99
Final Cut Pro X
4
/5
- Huge amount of historical data
- Multiple Features
- Good analytical tools
- Less user friendly
Comparison Table
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Premiere Pro is an industry standard among professional video editing applications, coming from the leader in creative design software, Adobe. Premiere offers all the effects, color tools, and collaboration and output options any pro could want. It runs on both macOS and Windows, so you’re not restricted to one desktop platform or the other, unlike some other software. Premiere Pro is only available by subscription, so the cost is low upfront, but it adds up in the long run.
As its name suggests, Premiere Pro is for professional video editors. That said, plenty of serious amateurs use and enjoy it. It’s especially strong for those who need to collaborate with others and teams who use Adobe’s Creative Cloud suite of applications.
Rating:
- 5/5
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Corel first got our attention with its awesome stop-motion tool, and then reinforced that impression by being the first in this group with powerful motion tracking tools. It continues to add useful new tools while delivering fast performance and ease of use.
VideoStudio is aimed squarely at the amateur videographer, YouTuber, and TikToker. The same maker, Corel, offers Pinnacle, which targets a more pro-level audience. VideoStudio is also a value play, with a reasonable one-time license price.
Rating:
- 5/5
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Final Cut Pro has a rethought, modern interface with a “trackless” timeline. An editor who works in this interface for a while will come to enjoy its flexibility, and to realize that it offers just as deep a set of tools and capabilities as any app with a more traditional interface. Unlike Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro only works on Apple computers, the choice of many video editors in any case.
As evidenced by the number of top Hollywood movies and shows made in Final Cut Pro, the software is a good fit for professionals, but its usability makes it a fine choice for amateur enthusiasts as well, particularly those wanting to move up from Apple iMovie.