You can check out Vmaker AI video editor . It is free to use and has no watermark even in the free plan. It automatically adds B-rolls, background music, transitions, effects, subtitles, and more, making your videos publish-ready with just one click. Additionally, Vmaker AI will automatically transform your long videos into trendy, publish-ready short-form videos for socials, YouTube Shorts, Reels, and TikTok. More on reddit.com

If you’re finding this post from Google, it’s a bit old! Check the reply to this comment for more recent recommendations. Hitfilm isn’t there anymore - they discontinued their free version in late 2022. r/videoediting also has a monthly thread where they recommend and discuss what free options are available, an archive of which can be found here: https://www.reddit.com/r/VideoEditing/search/?q=%22what_editing_software_should_i_use%22&restrict_sr=1&sr_nsfw= 2024 edit: if you’re wondering about all the deleted comments in this thread, turns out this post is acting as a honeypot for spammers. Hey, spammers, congrats on getting any mention of your software blacklisted on the subreddit ;-) More on reddit.com

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DaVinci Resolve is free and very powerful video editing software. Might need some learning and requires sensible hardware, but even free version has already a lot and not watermark - except for a very few specific effects. Also plenty of tutorials available. More on reddit.com