
Project files, transitions and effects form the next layer as tab navigation. The interface includes a menu at the very top and some large toolbar buttons below that. This will launch the Linux installation package management and install the new software for you.

Alternatively, the install package can be saved and run within Linux. Installation with a Linux application usually means access the repository and downloading the package from there. Adjust the speed of playback and zoom into shots for real-time editing. Pan across an image or filter the image to make it look older. Move step by step through a movie one frame at a time so the right changes can be made in the correct places. Add titles, sub titles and other text to videos. Image overlays, watermarks and composition alterations can help to imprint the video creator in the mind of the viewing public. Add special effects to bring videos to life. Unlimited layers or tracks can be used during the editing process. Project files can be added and created with videos that are edited using the timeline editing process.


The software has many appealing features to try out. OpenShot Video Editor is a free video editor for use within Linux like Mint or Ubuntu.
