Windows Video Editor 2024 v9.9.9.12

Introduction

Windows Video Editor, formerly known as Windows Movie Maker, is a basic video editing tool included with Windows 10 and later versions. It’s designed for users who need simple video editing capabilities without the complexity of professional software. Here’s a quick overview:

Features:

1. Basic Editing Tools:
   • Trim: Cut out sections from the beginning or end of a video.
   • Split: Divide a video into multiple segments.
   • Merge: Combine multiple video clips into one.
2. Text and Titles:
   • Add text overlays, titles, and captions to your videos.
   • Customize font, size, and position.
3. Transitions and Effects:
   • Apply transitions between clips for smoother flow.
   • Add visual effects to enhance your video.
4. Music and Audio:
   • Add background music from built-in tracks or your own library.
   • Include voiceovers and adjust audio levels.
5. Themes and Templates:
   • Use pre-made themes to give your video a polished look.
   • Apply templates for intros, outros, and other elements.
6. Export Options:
   • Save videos in various formats and resolutions.
   • Share directly to social media platforms or save locally.

How to Use:

1. Import Media:
   • Drag and drop video files, images, and music into the editor.
2. Arrange Clips:
   • Organize your clips on the storyboard or timeline.
3. Edit and Enhance:
   • Use the editing tools to trim, split, and adjust your clips.
   • Add text, effects, and transitions as needed.
4. Preview and Export:
   • Watch your video to ensure everything looks good.
   • Export the final product to your desired format.

Getting Started:

1. Open Windows Video Editor:
   • Search for “Video Editor” in the Windows Start menu.
2. Create a New Project:
   • Click on “New Video Project” and give it a name.
3. Add Media:
   • Click on “Add” to import your video clips, images, and audio.
4. Edit Your Video:
   • Use the tools provided to cut, trim, and add effects.
5. Save and Share:
   • Once you’re done, click “Export” to save your video or share it online.

For more advanced editing needs, you might want to explore other video editing software options like Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or Final Cut Pro.