Worst video website I have ever used Worst video website I have a ever used. So laggy, barely functions and randomly crashes. I flipping hate it so much. It makes me so mad and I had to stay up so late to work on my school project as it took 30 seconds to load each change. The clips always go to a place where you don't want them to go and snap to other clips randomly. Not only that, the transitions page barely functions. It's impossible to control where the transition is going to go and even harder to remove them. The track editor is also complete, utter garbage. If you try to add a smaller, below average length clip, it's impossible to manipulate it to do anything you want and sometimes they just disappear.

Good for Beginners I definitely recommend WeVideo for beginners as it has a very straightforward display. However, there are some features that I wish were included and/or worked better for the price you're paying. For starters, I wish we were able to freeze-frame and have more options for fonts we can use. Also, I often have issues with creating my preview when editing. It sometimes takes it a while to load, and I find myself reloading the page often. (Keep in mind, I have a pretty new laptop and fine wifi)

Publish time usage Publish time usage is absurd. 5 minutes a month just limits how much I can actually use this for school assignments. You are better off using another video editing website where you do not have to pay at all to export videos

I didn't find the site that easy to… I didn't find the site that easy to use. I had to keep looking up YouTube tutorials to figure out if I could upload my own music to go with my video. Turned out I couldn't which was disappointing, but WeVideo was good about refunding part of the fee.

I managed a high school film program with iMovie... I managed a high school film program for years and we used iMovie because we used iMac's for our computers. That's my background and I always found it easy to use iMovie but I now work with a regular computer (I didn't care for Apple) and I've found WeVideo to be a remarkable standin for iMovie. The only thing that I've found so far that is an issue is moving voice from one flim clip to another, as in when one is attempting to do VO in a scene. The best and only way I know so far is by using Audacity to download the sound track and then upload that to WV. Other than that it's easy to use and a great price ... I secured it for a year and will continue to use it. Thanks for a great, easy to use editing program...