Filmora.wondershare

I have to say the second call was the charm. I was advised to use a different email address and I was able to upload my video. What an excellent product but customer service is only OK.

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Wondershare. Free? If you want to upload or write your video to disc etc you will have to pay a small fee. It is a good programme with great customer service so I did not mind but read everything as with most free software there will be small extras [FXs/transitions etc] that you will need to un-tick or you will be charged a monthly fee. For totally free software for art try Artweaver, for free word processing try Libreoffice

Bought Filmora 13, utter useless, videos lag, tried for a refund within my 30 days and got told not liking the software or finding is unusable isnt enough to get a refund and told no,

DO NOT BUY THIS JUNK! If I could give it) stars I would

Bought the Filmora9's lifetime license from AppSumo & I've been using it for about 2 years from now, absolutely intuitive & packed with all the essential features that a video editing software should have.

I can confidently say that Filmora 9 & Filmora Pro. Is definitely suitable for beginners to advanced vloggers/marketers/video editors who're looking to spend the least amount of money to get an Adobe Premiere Pro/Final Cut Pro alternative.

Visit my YouTube channel if you wanna learn more tricks about how to use the editor PROPERLY on video content.

Here are two major issues with the software and the company:
1) Crippleware: Your video gets marred by a watermark that is almost completely opaque and takes up half the screen. Combine with being a software as a service (monthly payments) rather than buying for a 1-time fee like most other software across the internet makes it even worse. You have to subscribe for this if you want good videos, which means that they are greedy, much like adobe when they went subscription-only. Thank god there ARE video editing software that don't have sh! Tty watermarks on it, like Videomeld.

2) The company censors reviews saying about its watermarks, look at this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38MbqrkLplk&t=0s what you see is a video taken down by obviously "Filmora Video Editor". This violates free speech and fair use. They want people to not know what that thing is on their video and get the software to shake down on users.

What they could've done is either make the watermark more transperent or smaller, stop with the false DMCA abuse, and actually disclose to the consumers the full information about the crippleware. (like " make sure you make a backup" or something)