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Honest, side-by-side pages for the editors people switch from most — what CutLuma does instead, and where each of them still wins.
CapCut alternativeCapCut is a great phone editor that grew a desktop app.Read →Clipchamp alternativeClipchamp is Microsoft's browser editor, bundled with Windows.Read →Canva (video) alternativeCanva is the best design tool most people will ever use, and its video editor is good enough for a quick post.Read →Kapwing alternativeKapwing and CutLuma are both browser editors that got popular for subtitles and social clips.Read →VEED alternativeVEED and CutLuma solve the same problem: edit, caption and resize video in a browser.Read →InVideo alternativeInVideo generates whole videos from a prompt.Read →Adobe Express alternativeAdobe Express makes quick social graphics and short videos with Adobe's stock and fonts behind it.Read →Filmora alternativeFilmora is a friendly desktop editor from Wondershare.Read →Loom alternativeLoom made the async screen video a habit at work.Read →Camtasia alternativeCamtasia is TechSmith's desktop screen recorder and editor, the long-time standard for software tutorials.Read →
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Auto captionsDrop in a video and AI writes the subtitles for you — timed to every word, styled like the captions you see on TikTok and Reels.Paid plans →Arabic subtitlesMost caption tools break Arabic: reversed words, misplaced punctuation, highlights that run the wrong way.Paid plans →Screen recorderRecord your screen, your face and your voice in one take.Free →Resize videoTurn a landscape video into a vertical one (or the other way round) in one click, then drag to choose exactly what stays in frame.Free →Remove silenceDrop in a talking video and every long pause is cut out for you.Free →Long video to shortsUpload a podcast, webinar or interview.Paid plans →