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There is no iMovie for Windows. However, you can use alternatives to edit your videos.
iMovie for Windows: Here Are the Alternatives
iMovie, Apple’s popular video editor, isn’t available for Windows systems. However, there are several interesting video editing programs for Windows you can use. Many of them are free.
- Clipify is free software that closely resembles iMovie in terms of functionality and user interface. It offers automatic video creation, color correction, stabilization, and more than 450 effects, titles, and music tracks.
- Movavi Video Editor: This software stands out for its intuitive user interface and a wide range of features similar to those in iMovie. It offers creative filters, professional transitions with sound effects, special effects, and an audio editing tool.
- VSDC Video Editor is a free tool that provides basic video editing features. It is particularly well-suited for beginners.
- OpenShot: A cross-platform, open-source software with a user-friendly interface. It supports various operating systems, including Windows, and offers basic to advanced editing features.
- VideoPad: A user-friendly option for beginners that offers basic editing features.
- Lightworks is a professional editor with a free version that is well-suited for advanced users.
- PowerDirector Essential: This free version offers user-friendly AI features, video quality enhancement, and a music generator.
- Adobe Premiere Pro is also a professional software solution for video editing. However, it is now primarily available only through a subscription model, not as a one-time purchase.
These features should be included
If you’d like to find and use a program similar to iMovie, be sure to look for the following features during your search:
- No matter which program best suits your needs, the basic requirement is the ability to edit and trim videos.
- You also shouldn’t overlook features that let you make color corrections, use various transitions and video effects, add titles and text overlays, and edit the audio track.
- Chroma keying—or the so-called green-screen effect—is an absolutely essential feature.
