Kdenlive

Open source Software

Free, open-source editor from the KDE community for Linux, Windows, macOS and BSD.

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Pricing for nonprofits

Kdenlive is a free and open-source non-linear video editor. There is no paid tier.

Review for nonprofits

Free, open-source editor from the KDE community for Linux, Windows, macOS and BSD.

Kdenlive is a free and open-source non-linear video editor. There is no paid tier.

Typical nonprofit uses:

  • Assemble multi-camera event coverage
  • Edit with proxies on modest office hardware
  • Add subtitles with automatic transcription
  • Layer titles and motion graphics via Glaxnimate

Pros:

  • Free and open source, no paid tier
  • Multicam, nested sequences and proxies
  • Automatic transcription for subtitles
  • Customizable interface for different skill levels

Cons:

  • No cloud collaboration features
  • Volunteer-maintained, so releases follow community pace
  • Advanced grading is lighter than Resolve

FAQ about Kdenlive for nonprofits

How much does Kdenlive cost?

Nothing. Kdenlive is a free and open-source video editor with no paid tier.

Which systems does it run on?

Linux, Windows, macOS and BSD.

Does it handle complex projects?

Yes. Multicam, 3-point editing, nested sequences, markers, proxies and automatic backups are built in.

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