They are Shotcut, VideoProc Vlogger, and OpenShot. And luckily, I've found 3 powerful lightweight video editing software, which solve all problems at once. However, when you start with asking for help from some so-called 'lightweight' video editors in the market, so many problems crop up:
You may prefer a lightweight video editor that works fast and won't bring any pressure to your computer. For example, if you want to do editing stuff like picture-in-picture, adding complicated after effects, then Premiere Adobe CC is the tool for the job.īut if you just need to trim videos, add minimal filters, you may not need anything heavy like Premiere Adobe CC anymore.
The needs vary a lot from different tasks. Many people may use free video editing software to edit a video more or less in daily life or on the work.
