Most intuitive and rich video editor and subtitling tool for non video editors I've been with Kapwing for a couple of years now, after doing a full evaluation of video editing tools. It's come a long way even in those 2 years and now has key frames, transcripts and subtitles which I can also automatically translate into more than a dozen languages (very useful for Youtubers). I like the minimal learning curve as I juggle with more than a dozen systems for my work and as a non-graphics person, it helps make my videos look so much better. Transitions are intuitive with great previews and there are lots of effects to make your work more eye catching on social media. I also love being able to repurpose content from Youtube for other platforms and customize subtitles to be branded. The brand palette is fantastic, another recent feature, so I can create a consistent look across platforms. If you are stuck, help is responsive and I have chatted to the team a few times to give feedback. It's a company that actually listens and makes changes based on user feedback. To those who complain about a monthly fee, subtitling tools and other video editors only does a fraction of this tool: it is an all-in-one video editor, video repurposing, and subtitling tool. The Kapwing team are constantly rolling out improvements and new features and that requires people, time and money so, yes, I am happy to pay a monthly fee. Excellent work Kapwing team!

Great tool to add Subtitles in other language Excellent tool! I use it to add subtitles in English to videos that are spoken in Spanish. It's super easy to generate automatic subtitles and then revise and edit the text and the start/end time of each line. It's user friendly and fast.

Easy, powerful, fast Has a ton of control in the timeline. You can add keyframes or choose from Custom Animations. I also like the new "Repurpose Video" button which helps you make short-form videos from long-from webinars, recordings, and interview footage. Overall, this is my go-to tool for making short-form video content.

Easy to use, powerful features for pros and amateurs I'm experienced using Adobe Premiere, and Kapwing is far easier to use and doesn't require a beefy computer to create professional videos. Kapwing also has a decent stock library and special effects. I've tried other online platforms, including Canva and Animaker. I love them both but find Kapwing easier to use.

A teleprompter! I used Kapwing for editing and subtitling quite a number of videos: I took some to get used to it and especially the subtitling proved has improved significantly in the last two years. Today I used it as a tool to record an audio file for a podcast. Very nice feature: it his an inbuild teleprompter!