What is the Best Video Editing Software for Beginners - Win 10?

use Filmora

 

Thanks @ponnu_78 I'll check it out.

 

I don't have a lot of experience with all the tools out there - but Filmora was pretty decent for a piece I put together last year. The only really hard bit I had was trying to sync a music component with a section of film; took way too long from what I recall for something that should have been pretty easy to do. Otherwise - it was pretty decent for simple tasks. And there are some tutorials on this site too.

 

Pls, spec what you need and what is your operating system. I love Mac but any Adobe soft 4 me is defy for me, not not not not.
It depends on whether you want ore what's thing is acceptable to you. Original program and pirate plugins, or both pirate program and plugins. You won't Open the door or you already have preferences reservations?

 

In fact I think there aren't a lot of options for beginners, there are a few but very amateur for my taste, the only one I can think of is iMovie.

 

Easily Davinci Resolve. It's free and has a standard editor interface.

 

Thanks for all the replies - appreciated.
I'm on Win 10 x64
I've installed Filmora & just tried some simple trimming & noise reduction, which was surprisingly easy. I'll work on this for a while and then might try out some of the other programs, once I have something to compare them with. So far, Filmora looks like it will satisfy my needs and looks easy to use.

 

For me easy = Sony Vegas, now Magix Vegas, Adobe Premiere is also easy but huge, Resolve's Editing tools are still to be matured.