So you’ve got a YouTube channel, now you need to manage your videos and monitor your performance. Is YouTube Studio up to the job?

VideoShow is a free multi-platform mobile video editing app. But does free really mean free?

Canva is known for offering a wide range of print services, but it also has a mostly-free video service that works on computers, phones and tablets.

We were impressed with version 16 of Blackmagic’s DaVinci Resolve. Have they dropped the ball with version 17, or is it another slam dunk?

How does the behemoth in the room stay on top of the game? By adding more useful new time saving and truly clever features that are sure to please most video editors.

The excellent ScreenFlow, a Mac-only video editing screen grabbing app, has received a major update. Come see if it’s worth you attention.

VideoPad is a video editor for Mac and Windows. Does it offer all the tools you need to help you create your future projects?

OpenShot can work with many media files, has an interesting interface, but is marred by poor execution.

This nice-looking video editor which can get you up and running in little time, with a lot of options, and a few frustrations.

Lightworks is enticing as a free professional grade video editing software package. But is it truly free, and is it worth using as your default movie making app?

Vimeo’s Magisto lets you create videos automatically in minutes, and has enough customisation to help you make each project more unique.

Version 15 of this versatile video editing and compositing software package introduces some fun and interesting new features.

You can’t beat it on price, but does HitFilm Express have the tools you need to edit your next video?

Coolcut is a good screen recording tool with vastly improved editing capabilities. The free version has limitations, as you’d expect, but is definitely worth a look.

Gilisoft Video Editor might be for you if you’re looking for an entirely new way to do things, or just editing simple and very short projects.

Filmora Go shows a lot of promise for a video editing app on a mobile device. Read on to find out if it’s the right one for your needs.

OK, it’s better than the last time we checked VSDC out - but the competition is still quite a ways ahead of it.

A good video editing app with powerful features, but the best ones are kept behind a subscription.