Movavi Video Editor 27 review
Movavi have been improving their video editor for decades, and it’s grown into a sleek efficient program. Version 27’s tentpole new feature is Templates.
Movavi Video Editor 27 has recently been released, and it's time to examine how it has improved since version 25. The software is priced reasonably, with a perpetual license being more expensive for Americans. A free trial is available on the official website. Despite an unexpected default language setting of Japanese, the software is multi-platform, working on both PC and Mac.
The interface is disappointing, but users can easily switch to their preferred language using Google Translate. The editing capabilities are excellent, featuring a wide range of powerful tools like multiple layers, titles, transitions, effects, and elements. However, many of these features are locked behind subscription plans. The Tools section offers valuable features such as image stabilisation, background removal, green screen work, and an AI-based subtitle feature.
One major innovation in version 27 is the introduction of Templates, which provides a versatile way to enhance projects, though some elements remain behind a paywall. Overall, Movavi Video Editor 27 is an excellent video editing software for beginners, though it may be more expensive than free alternatives like DaVinci Resolve.
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