

VideoPad
Comprehensive video editor with over 50 visual effects and transitions, offering real-time previews and fully adjustable parameters. Supports diverse audio/video formats, adds photos and text, and enables sharing on DVDs, HD DVDs, Blu-Ray, mobile devices, or online. Free and professional versions available.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Pay once or Subscription)
- Proprietary
Application type
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- Kindle Fire
Features
- 360 Video Editing
- Speed ramping
- Chroma Key / Green Screen
- Transitions Effects
- Support for Layers
- Text Overlays
- Split Video
- Create AMV
- Share Videos
- Support for subtitles
Upload directly to YouTube
- Multitrack editing
- Video Stabilization
Tags
- youtube-uploader
- mpeg
- wmv
- 360-video
- avi
- share-on-facebook
- virtualdub-plugin-support
- h264
- DVD Video Burner
- stereoscopic
- mov
- movie maker
- video-studio
- xvid
- video-effects
- mp4
VideoPad News & Activities
Recent News
Recent activities
TheEmperorArt added VideoPad as alternative to VideoProc Vlogger- nch updated VideoPad
- nch updated VideoPad
- icecreamapps added VideoPad as alternative to Free Video Editor
juniorbc710 added VideoPad as alternative to KineMaster- tubby9417 replied to a comment / review on VideoPad
POX added VideoPad as alternative to Adobe Project Violet
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What is VideoPad?
VideoPad is a video editing software that allows users to create movie projects from various video clips or a single video file. It supports multiple audio and video file formats and offers a range of transitions and effects, including a fade transition. Users can preview effects in real time and adjust their duration. VideoPad also provides video optimization tools for parameters like brightness, saturation, and color, and allows the addition of photos, images, and text captions to clips.
The software includes audio tools to add music tracks to a video, record or import narrations. Once a video project is finished, users can share it through various mediums, burn it to a DVD, display it on devices like PSP, iPod, iPhone, mobile phones or Pocket PC, or burn HD DVDs and Blu-Ray Discs. Video files can also be shared online.
VideoPad offers a free version for non-commercial use, while a professional version with extra formats and features is available from NCH Software.










Comments and Reviews
Even though the application itself absolutely does what it promises, the 'free for home use' suggestion is not correct. After 30 days you'll have to buy a license or it won't export DVD, MP4 or other formats. Basically that makes it useless unless you pay.
As of June 2021, there is no limitation. You may use the noncommercial free without restriction.
Does not appear to have an android video editor.
Simple, powerful, all-round. A bit slow, however.
Sadly, this application changes your system quite a bit. For example, it associate itself with dat-files. And replacing dat-files icons with it's own. Why in the world would they do this? Dat-files are commonly used among sooo many applications and Windows too!
And you'll get a couple of useless apps installed at the same time you install VideoPad.
The application was a really good alternative for Windows Movie Maker since I wanted something simple but all the extra things is just too much. Choose another product.
I would suggest going with kdenlive witch is free and opensource and has a Windows build since many years now.
It is a simple to understand editor with multi-track compatibility. You can't export to mp4 after the trial expires, but exporting to avi works well enough for my purposes.
Pros
Cons
If you have a bad or old computer, or just want do some simple task, go on. But if you want work hard, you need to buy a better computer and try Vegas or Premiere.
yes this is best video editor i ever used with most of basic feature for simple task and multi convert (Adobe premiere cannot do this)
The software comes with an old-school windows GUI, which is a good thing (clean, intuitive, fast to work with, options not hidden). I tried Lightworks first but for an amateur like me its learning curve is super steep; here I was able to do things precisely as I wanted within half an hour: multiple audio and video tracks, effects timed by keypoints, trimming of tracks,... For non-professional use recommended!