Qditor

Qditor V3 is made up of two applications: Qditor and Qditor PIP. By using Qditor, you can mix together several elements and create videos; you can blend together videos, photos, screenshots, transitions, music, and so on. And by using Qditor PIP, you can make multi-screen videos. You can mix together multiple videos and/or photos.

Download an installer, run it, and a setup wizard will show up; it will guide you through all the steps you need to take to install Qditor on your Windows PC. During the installation process you will be asked if you want shortcuts on your desktop. If you check this option, you will see two shortcuts on your desktop once the installation process completes.

Double click the Qditor shortcut and Qditor will launch. It has a dark-themed interface that isn’t difficult to figure out. You can use this interface to mix several elements together: locally videos, footage from your camera, captured videos, captured images, locally stored images, music, transitions, image effects, type effects, opening/ending effects, graffiti. When you’re done mixing things together, you can save your work as a video, save it as a project, or upload it to the web.

Double click the Qditor PIP shortcut and Qditor PIP will launch. It too has a dark-themed interface that isn’t difficult to figure out. You can use this interface to mix together multiple elements: videos, photos, music, transitions. The interesting thing about Qditor PIP is that you can use to put two or more videos/photos on the screen. You can use it to create multi-screen videos.

The trial version of Qditor V3 puts a watermark on the output.

Thanks to Qditor V3 you can mix videos, music, and other elements together and come up with a stunning video. You can then save it locally, or upload it to the cloud.