I'm looking at you, the few remaining Linux-loving podcasters and YouTubers who are using Windows and Mac video-editing tools (for some awful reason). I'd go so far as to say that, with Kdenlive, there is absolutely no reason for anyone running Linux to need to fire up Windows (or, heaven forbid, Mac OS X) in order to edit videos. I just completed my fourth video using Kdenlive, so that's a pretty good track record.Īll-in-all… I love it. Because I can get really grumpy.īut this piece of software hasn't made me grumpy. Using Kdenlive is investing in a community driven project, which aims to establish relationships between people in order to built the best video tools. Our software is completely free, as defined by the GNU foundation.
to do with open source what people with bigger wallets do easily on a Mac. All of this adds up to me actually enjoying working with Kdenlive.Īnd that's saying something. Kdenlive is an intuitive and powerful multi-track video editor, including most recent video technologies. KDENLIVE is the Kracker-Jack video editor with the Kantankerous name. Editing video clips on the timeline is a simple and intuitive process. Even areas of the application that provide a lot of technical options (such as the Render functionality that lets you export your video to damn near any format you can imagine) are pre-set to be astoundingly easy to use right out of the gate with no tweaking. I would say Kdenlive has the majority of tools and effects that most video projects will need (it certainly has everything I need). It even has astoundingly capable blue screen and rotoscoping tools.
Beyond that, Kdenlive provides all of the critical features that I need in my video production workflow: multi-track editing, waveform displays on all clips with audio, custom title editing.
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