The user interface you’re greeted with is very clean indeed, showing only options for opening existing projects or creating a new one and a very basic menu bar.ĭiving into the menus I was pleased to see that it has a very useful option that prompts you to set the frame rate and resolution for a new project.

My initial impression of FilmoraPro was good it was easy to download, install and get started up quickly. Having used a number of different NLEs over the years, I was interested to see what FilmoraPro had to offer, and whether it could compete against the likes of the more established products like Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro X, or DaVinci Resolve. Wondershare, a company that makes a variety of video software, recently introduced FilmoraPro, an NLE that seems like it might be a a good fit for this market, though Wondershare tells me it's targeting the Premiere Pro user who's disillusioned with the subscription model. There is now a demand from millions of channels that need to edit their content, and they’re all looking for something that’s easy to use, provides value for money and is able to expand as a channel grows. Gone are the days when video editing was only useful for film and television companies, with costs that ran into six figures.

In particular, the growth of YouTube has meant a large number of people are looking for good video editing software at a reasonable price. There has been a significant growth in the number of nonlinear editors (NLEs) available in the last ten years. Can it compete with the market leaders like Premeire Pro or Final Cut Pro X?

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