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Ease-of-use
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Customer Support
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Value for money
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Functionality
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"This is the best beginner friendly, video-editing software for the beginners with the ample features for good quality videos."
"I went to CapCut instead, which comes out cheaper and is for longer projects where I don't need too much fuss, I still use Wondershare 11."
"My experience with Filmora has been fantastic for the time I needed most because in the first period of my video editing work I was focused on being very fast so to create new contents and this was the ideal solution for my case."
"Another red flag is their big watermark for unpaid version, you just know they are very selfish and dont want you to use them for free like other better app with smaller watermark."
"Yes, there are more features, but pretty much everything you have to pay extra, either monthly or by credits, and this is a deal breaker for me."
"Only to have wasted more time and money with experiences like this. If we don't share our experiences on platforms such as Capterra, the problems will not be addressed by the developer because they live in their own bubbles with their priorities first."
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