There are also some great sample clips displaying what users can do with the app, such as Portal Combat, which is a special effect offered by the app.Īfter opening the tool, users must see at two places, which are both in the top-left of the main interface.
There are also the unavoidable ads for FXhome's other services and offerings, as well as deals for buying and upgrading different upgrades. The main screen contains YouTube videos displaying users on how to utilize its features and showcasing the latest creations. Yet, the app has a free trial version, so users cannot complain too much. It isn't very difficult, but it is more time-consuming as compared to a simple download. Users can then install it, after which they have to activate it by adding their details and restarting their device. To begin with HitFilm, users will require filling in a form with their email address and download the app via the link they get on their email. Even better, you can choose to select either the audio or video, depending on where you clicked.When starting with the software, the first question that pops-up in the mind of users is-is HitFilm Express safe? Of course, the tool is safe to use. Some nice additions we liked include the Track Select Tool - which lets you highlight everything to the right or left of your selection. It’s something competing products have had for years - if not decades - so it’s nice to see it finally added to the roster.Īnother overdue improvement is the ability to export audio using the WAV format Some of the features include a Crop/Pan and Zoom tool which allows you to pan across a photo or video clip over time. The latest improvements aren’t earth shattering, but they’re definitely nice to have. New featuresīeing free doesn’t mean this software is antiquated and over the hill: it keeps getting updated. They are nice to have, but they’re not crucial, and that’s a big point to the developers of HitFilm Express, who created a great app that is a very useable editor and rivals almost all other packages in its price range.
But to be fair, as long as you’re working in traditional 2D media, you can build an edit, even a relatively complex one without those add-ons. As you scroll through the Effects menu, you’ll come across a fair number that are greyed out with ‘Add On’ in reddish orange to their right. You will find however, that not all tools are available to you. Not everything is free, and the most advanced tools come at a cost, but developers gotta eat, right? (Image credit: FXhome)
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