What Kdenlive Video Linux does
Kdenlive is a free and open source non-linear video editor from KDE that runs on Linux, Windows, macOS and BSD. It is intended for anything from simple edits to professional projects. Asset management covers importing almost any audio or video format, clip metadata, proxy clips for smoother playback, tags, filters and multiple bins. Editing tools include multicam, 3-point editing, nested sequences, markers and automatic backups. Audio features include mixers, built-in voiceover recording and an audio spectrum display. It also offers audio and video effects with keyframes, transitions, compositions, LUT support, color grading and scopes such as histogram, vectorscope and waveform, plus automatic transcription for subtitles. It is free to use, with donations accepted.
How Kdenlive Video Linux compares with its closest alternatives
All 5 closest alternatives have a free plan, as Kdenlive Video Linux does. All 5 offer an API; FalcoScan's records show none for Kdenlive Video Linux. Kdenlive Video Linux offers a desktop app. Of the alternatives, 3 offer a desktop app. Kdenlive Video Linux was founded in 2007; the alternatives were founded between 2008 and 2024. The alternatives with a known headquarters are in China, Israel and the United States.