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Unleash Creativity: Top 10 Must-Have Plugins for Final Cut Pro X Users
Top 10 Coolest Plugins for Final Cut Pro X
Benjamin Arango
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
Final Cut Pro X is a powerful and versatile program. But what really gives it wings are the hundreds and hundreds of 3rd-party plug-ins you can quickly add to the program. With plugins, film lovers or creative masters can produce many astonishing video effects. Nowadays, many people prefer FCPX, so the demand for FCPX plugins are increasing quickly. For more choices, we have rounded up 10 cool Final Cut Pro plugins that can make your videos breathtaking. Here is the list. Check it out!
You May Also Like: Top 10 Adobe Premiere Plugins for Different Effects and Transitions >>
Top 10 Plugins for Final Cut Pro X
Listing all of the effects options would take forever; just do a Google search for “FCP X Plugins” and you’ll see what I mean. However, here are ten companies who make really nice effects, tools, transitions and general visual weirdness you should consider adding to your own Final Cut system. They range in Price, but each creates effects you just can’t get any other way.
1 Alex 4D
Price : Free
A series of free plug-ins that create effects, general weirdness or solve problems. Alex Golner has been developing plugins for Final Cut since about version 1.0. You can use it to make an animation transition. The steps are easy to follow. It is one of the best Final Cut Pro plugins.
2 Arctic Whiteness
Price : €9.95
This is the definitive tools for managing libraries, media, and render files in Final Cut Pro X. See what media is stored where and quickly delete files you no longer need. This is about as indispensable utility as you will find for Final Cut. The final cut manager even can improve your library to make great effects. You can check the video above to see what the Final Cut Pro plugins can do.
3 Rampant Design Tools
Price : $59 - $349, depending upon the package
A library of visual effects elements that you drag-and-drop directly onto your FCP X Timeline to create a range of effects. These include fire, smoke, dust, snow, mattes, transitions and dozens more at resolutions up to 4K. You can start creating your video to the next level with this Final Cut Pro plugin. Those plugins are made by artists with more than 20 experience. You can directly plug it into the timeline.
4 Motion VFX
Price : $39 - $349, depending upon the package
A vast array of Motion and Final Cut Pro X templates, visual effects, titles and logos. Huge variety, stunning design, lots and lots of choices. We must say though the amount is not huge compared with other websites, you still can find the cool Final Cut Pro plugins to use directly. The transition Final Cut Pro X plug-in is the best you can consider, which will make your video better and engaging.
5 FxFactory
Price : Free starter kit, plugins range from free to several hundred dollars
FxFactory provides an effects engine which other companies use to create special effects ranging from simple titles and transitions to visual treats that are impossible to describe in words. Once you have FX Factory installed, you can choose from hundreds of plugins that run on it. Plus, it provides an interface that makes managing lots of plug-ins easy. The price is various that you always can find the best one you like.
6 NewBlueFX
Price : $129.95 for effects bundles, $299 for Titler Pro 3
NewBlueFX started on Windows, and about two years ago, migrated to the Mac in supporting both Adobe Premiere and Apple Final Cut Pro. They sell transition and effects bundles that repair footage, as well as add titles, transitions and visual effects. But the REAL star of their show is an amazing titling package called Titler Pro 3. The on-air graphic is a great resource to use as Final Cut Pro plugins.
7 Crumplepop
Price : $39 - $99, depending upon the package
The day Final Cut Pro X was first released, Crumplepop bet the ranch and start developing effects exclusively for Final Cut. That dedication has paid off with a rich variety of color tools, GoPro Fisheye Fixers, split screen and other effects. There are lots and lots of goodies to choose from. You can use the plug-in both on Final Cut and Premiere though the price is a little higher. However, you are not sensitive to price, these plug-ins are the best to use.
8 Red Giant Software
Price : Range from free to several hundred dollars, depending upon the package
Red Giant Software is another venerable institution in the effects industry. Their industry-leading Trapcode, Colorista, and Primatte keyers set the standard in the industry. Recently, they created “Universe”, which allows you to access to a wealth of effects, for a very reasonable fee each month. Price: Prices range from free to several hundred dollars, depending upon the package.
9 Intelligent Assistance
Price : Starting at $9.99, depending upon the package
Any conversation about plugins for Final Cut includes the team at Intelligent Assistance. They provide tools that help with logging footage, generating production reports, and converting projects between versions. Not everyone needs these tools, but when you do, there’s nothing better. There are many styles you can choose from the cool Final Cut Pro plugins. If you want to make your titles powerful, this one the best place to go.
10 Boris FX
Price : $695 with a free trial
BorisFX is the Swiss-Army-Knife of visual effects. Hundreds of effects, tools, transitions, titles all in one package: Boris Continuum Complete v9. The effects in this package need to be seen to be believed. Stunning effects, tools that make unwanted elements in the frame disappear, keyers, masks, and more eye-candy than a carnival.
Conclusion
There are so many other firms that could be mentioned. It almost seems a shame to stop at ten. But all of these companies make excellent products that can give your projects a unique look. Also, most of them provide free trials, so you can experiment with them on your own and see which ones you can’t live without.
If you want to know how to make your video powerful without using plug-ins, Filmora is the one you should use on Mac. You can use it to make effects in over 50 settings. If titles are important to you, Filmora’s video editor also has various title templates free to use. Also, you can customize titles. Besides, audio is the best part you should try when editing. After trying, you will no longer need Final Cut Pro X. Now, download it to have a try (FREE).
Benjamin Arango
Benjamin Arango is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Benjamin Arango
Benjamin Arango
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
Final Cut Pro X is a powerful and versatile program. But what really gives it wings are the hundreds and hundreds of 3rd-party plug-ins you can quickly add to the program. With plugins, film lovers or creative masters can produce many astonishing video effects. Nowadays, many people prefer FCPX, so the demand for FCPX plugins are increasing quickly. For more choices, we have rounded up 10 cool Final Cut Pro plugins that can make your videos breathtaking. Here is the list. Check it out!
You May Also Like: Top 10 Adobe Premiere Plugins for Different Effects and Transitions >>
Top 10 Plugins for Final Cut Pro X
Listing all of the effects options would take forever; just do a Google search for “FCP X Plugins” and you’ll see what I mean. However, here are ten companies who make really nice effects, tools, transitions and general visual weirdness you should consider adding to your own Final Cut system. They range in Price, but each creates effects you just can’t get any other way.
1 Alex 4D
Price : Free
A series of free plug-ins that create effects, general weirdness or solve problems. Alex Golner has been developing plugins for Final Cut since about version 1.0. You can use it to make an animation transition. The steps are easy to follow. It is one of the best Final Cut Pro plugins.
2 Arctic Whiteness
Price : €9.95
This is the definitive tools for managing libraries, media, and render files in Final Cut Pro X. See what media is stored where and quickly delete files you no longer need. This is about as indispensable utility as you will find for Final Cut. The final cut manager even can improve your library to make great effects. You can check the video above to see what the Final Cut Pro plugins can do.
3 Rampant Design Tools
Price : $59 - $349, depending upon the package
A library of visual effects elements that you drag-and-drop directly onto your FCP X Timeline to create a range of effects. These include fire, smoke, dust, snow, mattes, transitions and dozens more at resolutions up to 4K. You can start creating your video to the next level with this Final Cut Pro plugin. Those plugins are made by artists with more than 20 experience. You can directly plug it into the timeline.
4 Motion VFX
Price : $39 - $349, depending upon the package
A vast array of Motion and Final Cut Pro X templates, visual effects, titles and logos. Huge variety, stunning design, lots and lots of choices. We must say though the amount is not huge compared with other websites, you still can find the cool Final Cut Pro plugins to use directly. The transition Final Cut Pro X plug-in is the best you can consider, which will make your video better and engaging.
5 FxFactory
Price : Free starter kit, plugins range from free to several hundred dollars
FxFactory provides an effects engine which other companies use to create special effects ranging from simple titles and transitions to visual treats that are impossible to describe in words. Once you have FX Factory installed, you can choose from hundreds of plugins that run on it. Plus, it provides an interface that makes managing lots of plug-ins easy. The price is various that you always can find the best one you like.
6 NewBlueFX
Price : $129.95 for effects bundles, $299 for Titler Pro 3
NewBlueFX started on Windows, and about two years ago, migrated to the Mac in supporting both Adobe Premiere and Apple Final Cut Pro. They sell transition and effects bundles that repair footage, as well as add titles, transitions and visual effects. But the REAL star of their show is an amazing titling package called Titler Pro 3. The on-air graphic is a great resource to use as Final Cut Pro plugins.
7 Crumplepop
Price : $39 - $99, depending upon the package
The day Final Cut Pro X was first released, Crumplepop bet the ranch and start developing effects exclusively for Final Cut. That dedication has paid off with a rich variety of color tools, GoPro Fisheye Fixers, split screen and other effects. There are lots and lots of goodies to choose from. You can use the plug-in both on Final Cut and Premiere though the price is a little higher. However, you are not sensitive to price, these plug-ins are the best to use.
8 Red Giant Software
Price : Range from free to several hundred dollars, depending upon the package
Red Giant Software is another venerable institution in the effects industry. Their industry-leading Trapcode, Colorista, and Primatte keyers set the standard in the industry. Recently, they created “Universe”, which allows you to access to a wealth of effects, for a very reasonable fee each month. Price: Prices range from free to several hundred dollars, depending upon the package.
9 Intelligent Assistance
Price : Starting at $9.99, depending upon the package
Any conversation about plugins for Final Cut includes the team at Intelligent Assistance. They provide tools that help with logging footage, generating production reports, and converting projects between versions. Not everyone needs these tools, but when you do, there’s nothing better. There are many styles you can choose from the cool Final Cut Pro plugins. If you want to make your titles powerful, this one the best place to go.
10 Boris FX
Price : $695 with a free trial
BorisFX is the Swiss-Army-Knife of visual effects. Hundreds of effects, tools, transitions, titles all in one package: Boris Continuum Complete v9. The effects in this package need to be seen to be believed. Stunning effects, tools that make unwanted elements in the frame disappear, keyers, masks, and more eye-candy than a carnival.
Conclusion
There are so many other firms that could be mentioned. It almost seems a shame to stop at ten. But all of these companies make excellent products that can give your projects a unique look. Also, most of them provide free trials, so you can experiment with them on your own and see which ones you can’t live without.
If you want to know how to make your video powerful without using plug-ins, Filmora is the one you should use on Mac. You can use it to make effects in over 50 settings. If titles are important to you, Filmora’s video editor also has various title templates free to use. Also, you can customize titles. Besides, audio is the best part you should try when editing. After trying, you will no longer need Final Cut Pro X. Now, download it to have a try (FREE).
Benjamin Arango
Benjamin Arango is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Benjamin Arango
Benjamin Arango
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
Final Cut Pro X is a powerful and versatile program. But what really gives it wings are the hundreds and hundreds of 3rd-party plug-ins you can quickly add to the program. With plugins, film lovers or creative masters can produce many astonishing video effects. Nowadays, many people prefer FCPX, so the demand for FCPX plugins are increasing quickly. For more choices, we have rounded up 10 cool Final Cut Pro plugins that can make your videos breathtaking. Here is the list. Check it out!
You May Also Like: Top 10 Adobe Premiere Plugins for Different Effects and Transitions >>
Top 10 Plugins for Final Cut Pro X
Listing all of the effects options would take forever; just do a Google search for “FCP X Plugins” and you’ll see what I mean. However, here are ten companies who make really nice effects, tools, transitions and general visual weirdness you should consider adding to your own Final Cut system. They range in Price, but each creates effects you just can’t get any other way.
1 Alex 4D
Price : Free
A series of free plug-ins that create effects, general weirdness or solve problems. Alex Golner has been developing plugins for Final Cut since about version 1.0. You can use it to make an animation transition. The steps are easy to follow. It is one of the best Final Cut Pro plugins.
2 Arctic Whiteness
Price : €9.95
This is the definitive tools for managing libraries, media, and render files in Final Cut Pro X. See what media is stored where and quickly delete files you no longer need. This is about as indispensable utility as you will find for Final Cut. The final cut manager even can improve your library to make great effects. You can check the video above to see what the Final Cut Pro plugins can do.
3 Rampant Design Tools
Price : $59 - $349, depending upon the package
A library of visual effects elements that you drag-and-drop directly onto your FCP X Timeline to create a range of effects. These include fire, smoke, dust, snow, mattes, transitions and dozens more at resolutions up to 4K. You can start creating your video to the next level with this Final Cut Pro plugin. Those plugins are made by artists with more than 20 experience. You can directly plug it into the timeline.
4 Motion VFX
Price : $39 - $349, depending upon the package
A vast array of Motion and Final Cut Pro X templates, visual effects, titles and logos. Huge variety, stunning design, lots and lots of choices. We must say though the amount is not huge compared with other websites, you still can find the cool Final Cut Pro plugins to use directly. The transition Final Cut Pro X plug-in is the best you can consider, which will make your video better and engaging.
5 FxFactory
Price : Free starter kit, plugins range from free to several hundred dollars
FxFactory provides an effects engine which other companies use to create special effects ranging from simple titles and transitions to visual treats that are impossible to describe in words. Once you have FX Factory installed, you can choose from hundreds of plugins that run on it. Plus, it provides an interface that makes managing lots of plug-ins easy. The price is various that you always can find the best one you like.
6 NewBlueFX
Price : $129.95 for effects bundles, $299 for Titler Pro 3
NewBlueFX started on Windows, and about two years ago, migrated to the Mac in supporting both Adobe Premiere and Apple Final Cut Pro. They sell transition and effects bundles that repair footage, as well as add titles, transitions and visual effects. But the REAL star of their show is an amazing titling package called Titler Pro 3. The on-air graphic is a great resource to use as Final Cut Pro plugins.
7 Crumplepop
Price : $39 - $99, depending upon the package
The day Final Cut Pro X was first released, Crumplepop bet the ranch and start developing effects exclusively for Final Cut. That dedication has paid off with a rich variety of color tools, GoPro Fisheye Fixers, split screen and other effects. There are lots and lots of goodies to choose from. You can use the plug-in both on Final Cut and Premiere though the price is a little higher. However, you are not sensitive to price, these plug-ins are the best to use.
8 Red Giant Software
Price : Range from free to several hundred dollars, depending upon the package
Red Giant Software is another venerable institution in the effects industry. Their industry-leading Trapcode, Colorista, and Primatte keyers set the standard in the industry. Recently, they created “Universe”, which allows you to access to a wealth of effects, for a very reasonable fee each month. Price: Prices range from free to several hundred dollars, depending upon the package.
9 Intelligent Assistance
Price : Starting at $9.99, depending upon the package
Any conversation about plugins for Final Cut includes the team at Intelligent Assistance. They provide tools that help with logging footage, generating production reports, and converting projects between versions. Not everyone needs these tools, but when you do, there’s nothing better. There are many styles you can choose from the cool Final Cut Pro plugins. If you want to make your titles powerful, this one the best place to go.
10 Boris FX
Price : $695 with a free trial
BorisFX is the Swiss-Army-Knife of visual effects. Hundreds of effects, tools, transitions, titles all in one package: Boris Continuum Complete v9. The effects in this package need to be seen to be believed. Stunning effects, tools that make unwanted elements in the frame disappear, keyers, masks, and more eye-candy than a carnival.
Conclusion
There are so many other firms that could be mentioned. It almost seems a shame to stop at ten. But all of these companies make excellent products that can give your projects a unique look. Also, most of them provide free trials, so you can experiment with them on your own and see which ones you can’t live without.
If you want to know how to make your video powerful without using plug-ins, Filmora is the one you should use on Mac. You can use it to make effects in over 50 settings. If titles are important to you, Filmora’s video editor also has various title templates free to use. Also, you can customize titles. Besides, audio is the best part you should try when editing. After trying, you will no longer need Final Cut Pro X. Now, download it to have a try (FREE).
Benjamin Arango
Benjamin Arango is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Benjamin Arango
Benjamin Arango
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
Final Cut Pro X is a powerful and versatile program. But what really gives it wings are the hundreds and hundreds of 3rd-party plug-ins you can quickly add to the program. With plugins, film lovers or creative masters can produce many astonishing video effects. Nowadays, many people prefer FCPX, so the demand for FCPX plugins are increasing quickly. For more choices, we have rounded up 10 cool Final Cut Pro plugins that can make your videos breathtaking. Here is the list. Check it out!
You May Also Like: Top 10 Adobe Premiere Plugins for Different Effects and Transitions >>
Top 10 Plugins for Final Cut Pro X
Listing all of the effects options would take forever; just do a Google search for “FCP X Plugins” and you’ll see what I mean. However, here are ten companies who make really nice effects, tools, transitions and general visual weirdness you should consider adding to your own Final Cut system. They range in Price, but each creates effects you just can’t get any other way.
1 Alex 4D
Price : Free
A series of free plug-ins that create effects, general weirdness or solve problems. Alex Golner has been developing plugins for Final Cut since about version 1.0. You can use it to make an animation transition. The steps are easy to follow. It is one of the best Final Cut Pro plugins.
2 Arctic Whiteness
Price : €9.95
This is the definitive tools for managing libraries, media, and render files in Final Cut Pro X. See what media is stored where and quickly delete files you no longer need. This is about as indispensable utility as you will find for Final Cut. The final cut manager even can improve your library to make great effects. You can check the video above to see what the Final Cut Pro plugins can do.
3 Rampant Design Tools
Price : $59 - $349, depending upon the package
A library of visual effects elements that you drag-and-drop directly onto your FCP X Timeline to create a range of effects. These include fire, smoke, dust, snow, mattes, transitions and dozens more at resolutions up to 4K. You can start creating your video to the next level with this Final Cut Pro plugin. Those plugins are made by artists with more than 20 experience. You can directly plug it into the timeline.
4 Motion VFX
Price : $39 - $349, depending upon the package
A vast array of Motion and Final Cut Pro X templates, visual effects, titles and logos. Huge variety, stunning design, lots and lots of choices. We must say though the amount is not huge compared with other websites, you still can find the cool Final Cut Pro plugins to use directly. The transition Final Cut Pro X plug-in is the best you can consider, which will make your video better and engaging.
5 FxFactory
Price : Free starter kit, plugins range from free to several hundred dollars
FxFactory provides an effects engine which other companies use to create special effects ranging from simple titles and transitions to visual treats that are impossible to describe in words. Once you have FX Factory installed, you can choose from hundreds of plugins that run on it. Plus, it provides an interface that makes managing lots of plug-ins easy. The price is various that you always can find the best one you like.
6 NewBlueFX
Price : $129.95 for effects bundles, $299 for Titler Pro 3
NewBlueFX started on Windows, and about two years ago, migrated to the Mac in supporting both Adobe Premiere and Apple Final Cut Pro. They sell transition and effects bundles that repair footage, as well as add titles, transitions and visual effects. But the REAL star of their show is an amazing titling package called Titler Pro 3. The on-air graphic is a great resource to use as Final Cut Pro plugins.
7 Crumplepop
Price : $39 - $99, depending upon the package
The day Final Cut Pro X was first released, Crumplepop bet the ranch and start developing effects exclusively for Final Cut. That dedication has paid off with a rich variety of color tools, GoPro Fisheye Fixers, split screen and other effects. There are lots and lots of goodies to choose from. You can use the plug-in both on Final Cut and Premiere though the price is a little higher. However, you are not sensitive to price, these plug-ins are the best to use.
8 Red Giant Software
Price : Range from free to several hundred dollars, depending upon the package
Red Giant Software is another venerable institution in the effects industry. Their industry-leading Trapcode, Colorista, and Primatte keyers set the standard in the industry. Recently, they created “Universe”, which allows you to access to a wealth of effects, for a very reasonable fee each month. Price: Prices range from free to several hundred dollars, depending upon the package.
9 Intelligent Assistance
Price : Starting at $9.99, depending upon the package
Any conversation about plugins for Final Cut includes the team at Intelligent Assistance. They provide tools that help with logging footage, generating production reports, and converting projects between versions. Not everyone needs these tools, but when you do, there’s nothing better. There are many styles you can choose from the cool Final Cut Pro plugins. If you want to make your titles powerful, this one the best place to go.
10 Boris FX
Price : $695 with a free trial
BorisFX is the Swiss-Army-Knife of visual effects. Hundreds of effects, tools, transitions, titles all in one package: Boris Continuum Complete v9. The effects in this package need to be seen to be believed. Stunning effects, tools that make unwanted elements in the frame disappear, keyers, masks, and more eye-candy than a carnival.
Conclusion
There are so many other firms that could be mentioned. It almost seems a shame to stop at ten. But all of these companies make excellent products that can give your projects a unique look. Also, most of them provide free trials, so you can experiment with them on your own and see which ones you can’t live without.
If you want to know how to make your video powerful without using plug-ins, Filmora is the one you should use on Mac. You can use it to make effects in over 50 settings. If titles are important to you, Filmora’s video editor also has various title templates free to use. Also, you can customize titles. Besides, audio is the best part you should try when editing. After trying, you will no longer need Final Cut Pro X. Now, download it to have a try (FREE).
Benjamin Arango
Benjamin Arango is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Benjamin Arango
From Square to Wide: How to Change Video Aspect Ratio
How to Change Shape of a Video?
Liza Brown
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
While most videos nowadays are rectangular, and are recorded in either landscape or portrait orientation, there are some social media platforms that require the clips to be square shaped. If you want to upload your footages on such websites, it is essential to learn how to change video shape.
Another benefit of changing the shape of the recorded films is that they can be adjusted in limited amount of space, especially if they are to be posted on a website. Furthermore, some fancy designs such as star-shaped or circle-shaped videos attract more attention when used in digital marketing campaigns.
With that said, here you will learn how to change the shape of a video using one of the most advanced and versatile post-production tools, Wondershare Filmora.
Want to learn more about aspect ratio of your video? Click here!
Or, you just want to transfer your video into vertical.
Part 1: How to Change Video Shape from Rectangle to Square
Depending on the recording device and the target audiences a video is intended to be distributed to, the aspect ratio of the produced footage could be 16:9, 4:3, or 21:9 that makes the film rectangular-shaped. Given that, the aspect ratio can be modified to change the film shape from rectangle to square.
The instructions given below explain how to change video shape from rectangle to square in Wondershare Filmora:
Step 1: Import Video to Timeline
Launch Wondershare Filmora on your PC (a Windows 10 computer is used here), click the Add Files icon from the center of the Media window present at the upper-left section, and use the Open box that appears to select and import the source video to Filmora. Next, drag the video from the Media window to the Timeline, and select your preferred option when/if the Project Setting confirmation box appears.
Step 2: Change Aspect Ratio
Select the video in the Timeline, and click the Crop and Zoom icon from the upper-left area of the Timeline itself. On the Crop and Zoom window that opens next, select 1:1 from the Ratio drop-down list, and click OK to save the new setting.
Step 3: Export the Video
Click EXPORT from the top-center area of the interface, go to the Local tab on the Export box, select your preferred format from the Format list in the left pane, optionally click SETTINGS from the right window to make other adjustments if necessary, and click EXPORT from the bottom-right corner of the box.
For more details, please refer to this article: How to Resize a Video to Right Aspect Ratio and Size.
Part 2: Change Video Shape by Cropping
If your preferred aspect ratio isn’t available in the ‘Ratio’ drop-down list of the ‘Crop and Zoom’ window, Wondershare Filmora allows you to manually change the video to a custom shape.
You can learn how to change the shape of a video to an unlisted aspect ratio by following the instructions given below:
Step 1: Import the Video and Get to the Crop and Zoom Window
Follow the method explained in Step 1 of Part 1 to import a video to Wondershare Filmora, and then add it to the Timeline.
Step 2: Select Custom Ratio
Select the video in the Timeline, and click the Crop and Zoom icon as explained earlier to open its window. Next, select Custom from the Ratio drop-down list to be able to crop the videos unproportionally.
Step 3: Crop the Video Manually
Drag the cropping handles from any one edge of the video. Repeat this process for all the four sides to select the area of interest. Click OK to save the changes.
Step 4: Export the Video
Follow the process explained in Step 3 of Part 1 to export the modified video.
Part 3: Change Video Shape to Circle or Other Shapes in Filmora
Another, rather better way of changing videos to custom shapes is with the help of image or shape masking.
In Filmora you can apply image masks either from the existing presets, i.e. circle, star, diamond, etc., or you can add custom photos if need be. Professionals generally use custom pictures to create fancy logos and titles.
On the other hand, shape masking allows you to mask a background video with a foreground footage in a custom shape.
Although the basic concept of both types of masking is same, the options available under each can be used to produce effective outputs.
That said, following are the instructions to apply both types of masking to your videos:
Image Masking
The steps given below explain how to change video shape with image masking in Filmora:
Step 1: Add Clip to Timeline
Use the method explained in the previous sections to import a clip and add it to the Timeline.
Step 2: Add Image Mask
Click Effects from the standard toolbar at the top, select Utility from the left pane, drag Image Mask from the Utility window, and drop it on top of the video itself in the Timeline. Notice how the fx icon appears on the video layer showing that the effect has been successfully added.
Step 3: Customize Image Mask
On the Timeline, double-click the video layer you applied Image Mask to, and notice all the available shapes available under the Preset Mask section on the Video Effects > Image Mask window that appears at the upper-left area. You can double-click any of the available shape presets to apply it to the video layer. In addition, drag the X and Y, and Width, Height, and Feather sliders to adjust the mask’s position, size, and edge smoothness respectively. You can also check the Invert Mask box to reverse the masking effect on the video. Finally, click OK to save the changes, and follow the method explained in earlier parts to export the video.
Shape Masking
The following steps explain how to change the shape of a video with shape masks in Filmora:
Step 1: Get to the Utility Window
Add at two footages on their individual layers in the Timeline (make sure to place the second layer above the first one), and follow the method explained above to get to the Effects > Utility window.
Step 2: Add Shape Mask
Drag Shape Mask from the Utility window, and drop it on top of the video itself in the Timeline. Confirm that the fx icon appears on the video layer to ensure that the effect has been applied.
Step 3: Customize Shape Mask
Double-click the video layer in the Timeline you applied shape mask to. On the Video Effects > Shape Mask window, use the X and Y, and Width, Height, and Feather sliders to adjust the mask’s position, size and edge smoothness respectively. Optionally check the Invert Mask box to reverse the masking effect, and click OK to save the settings. Next, follow the method explained earlier to export the video.
FAQs
1. What’s the difference between Image Mask and Shape Mask in Filmora?
A) In Filmora, Image Mask allows you to use an image (or any available preset) for masking so that the background footage is cropped to the shape of the picture. This is generally used to create logos and dynamic titles for movies or documentaries. On the other hand, Shape Mask enables you to mask the background clip with the foreground footage in the form of a shape that could be positioned and customized using the available sliders.
2. How many image masks are available in Filmora?
A) At the time of this writing, Wondershare Filmora has around 40 image mask presets. In addition, it also allows you to add custom images from your PC for more dynamic approach.
Liza Brown
Liza Brown is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Liza Brown
Liza Brown
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
While most videos nowadays are rectangular, and are recorded in either landscape or portrait orientation, there are some social media platforms that require the clips to be square shaped. If you want to upload your footages on such websites, it is essential to learn how to change video shape.
Another benefit of changing the shape of the recorded films is that they can be adjusted in limited amount of space, especially if they are to be posted on a website. Furthermore, some fancy designs such as star-shaped or circle-shaped videos attract more attention when used in digital marketing campaigns.
With that said, here you will learn how to change the shape of a video using one of the most advanced and versatile post-production tools, Wondershare Filmora.
Want to learn more about aspect ratio of your video? Click here!
Or, you just want to transfer your video into vertical.
Part 1: How to Change Video Shape from Rectangle to Square
Depending on the recording device and the target audiences a video is intended to be distributed to, the aspect ratio of the produced footage could be 16:9, 4:3, or 21:9 that makes the film rectangular-shaped. Given that, the aspect ratio can be modified to change the film shape from rectangle to square.
The instructions given below explain how to change video shape from rectangle to square in Wondershare Filmora:
Step 1: Import Video to Timeline
Launch Wondershare Filmora on your PC (a Windows 10 computer is used here), click the Add Files icon from the center of the Media window present at the upper-left section, and use the Open box that appears to select and import the source video to Filmora. Next, drag the video from the Media window to the Timeline, and select your preferred option when/if the Project Setting confirmation box appears.
Step 2: Change Aspect Ratio
Select the video in the Timeline, and click the Crop and Zoom icon from the upper-left area of the Timeline itself. On the Crop and Zoom window that opens next, select 1:1 from the Ratio drop-down list, and click OK to save the new setting.
Step 3: Export the Video
Click EXPORT from the top-center area of the interface, go to the Local tab on the Export box, select your preferred format from the Format list in the left pane, optionally click SETTINGS from the right window to make other adjustments if necessary, and click EXPORT from the bottom-right corner of the box.
For more details, please refer to this article: How to Resize a Video to Right Aspect Ratio and Size.
Part 2: Change Video Shape by Cropping
If your preferred aspect ratio isn’t available in the ‘Ratio’ drop-down list of the ‘Crop and Zoom’ window, Wondershare Filmora allows you to manually change the video to a custom shape.
You can learn how to change the shape of a video to an unlisted aspect ratio by following the instructions given below:
Step 1: Import the Video and Get to the Crop and Zoom Window
Follow the method explained in Step 1 of Part 1 to import a video to Wondershare Filmora, and then add it to the Timeline.
Step 2: Select Custom Ratio
Select the video in the Timeline, and click the Crop and Zoom icon as explained earlier to open its window. Next, select Custom from the Ratio drop-down list to be able to crop the videos unproportionally.
Step 3: Crop the Video Manually
Drag the cropping handles from any one edge of the video. Repeat this process for all the four sides to select the area of interest. Click OK to save the changes.
Step 4: Export the Video
Follow the process explained in Step 3 of Part 1 to export the modified video.
Part 3: Change Video Shape to Circle or Other Shapes in Filmora
Another, rather better way of changing videos to custom shapes is with the help of image or shape masking.
In Filmora you can apply image masks either from the existing presets, i.e. circle, star, diamond, etc., or you can add custom photos if need be. Professionals generally use custom pictures to create fancy logos and titles.
On the other hand, shape masking allows you to mask a background video with a foreground footage in a custom shape.
Although the basic concept of both types of masking is same, the options available under each can be used to produce effective outputs.
That said, following are the instructions to apply both types of masking to your videos:
Image Masking
The steps given below explain how to change video shape with image masking in Filmora:
Step 1: Add Clip to Timeline
Use the method explained in the previous sections to import a clip and add it to the Timeline.
Step 2: Add Image Mask
Click Effects from the standard toolbar at the top, select Utility from the left pane, drag Image Mask from the Utility window, and drop it on top of the video itself in the Timeline. Notice how the fx icon appears on the video layer showing that the effect has been successfully added.
Step 3: Customize Image Mask
On the Timeline, double-click the video layer you applied Image Mask to, and notice all the available shapes available under the Preset Mask section on the Video Effects > Image Mask window that appears at the upper-left area. You can double-click any of the available shape presets to apply it to the video layer. In addition, drag the X and Y, and Width, Height, and Feather sliders to adjust the mask’s position, size, and edge smoothness respectively. You can also check the Invert Mask box to reverse the masking effect on the video. Finally, click OK to save the changes, and follow the method explained in earlier parts to export the video.
Shape Masking
The following steps explain how to change the shape of a video with shape masks in Filmora:
Step 1: Get to the Utility Window
Add at two footages on their individual layers in the Timeline (make sure to place the second layer above the first one), and follow the method explained above to get to the Effects > Utility window.
Step 2: Add Shape Mask
Drag Shape Mask from the Utility window, and drop it on top of the video itself in the Timeline. Confirm that the fx icon appears on the video layer to ensure that the effect has been applied.
Step 3: Customize Shape Mask
Double-click the video layer in the Timeline you applied shape mask to. On the Video Effects > Shape Mask window, use the X and Y, and Width, Height, and Feather sliders to adjust the mask’s position, size and edge smoothness respectively. Optionally check the Invert Mask box to reverse the masking effect, and click OK to save the settings. Next, follow the method explained earlier to export the video.
FAQs
1. What’s the difference between Image Mask and Shape Mask in Filmora?
A) In Filmora, Image Mask allows you to use an image (or any available preset) for masking so that the background footage is cropped to the shape of the picture. This is generally used to create logos and dynamic titles for movies or documentaries. On the other hand, Shape Mask enables you to mask the background clip with the foreground footage in the form of a shape that could be positioned and customized using the available sliders.
2. How many image masks are available in Filmora?
A) At the time of this writing, Wondershare Filmora has around 40 image mask presets. In addition, it also allows you to add custom images from your PC for more dynamic approach.
Liza Brown
Liza Brown is a writer and a lover of all things video.
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Liza Brown
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
While most videos nowadays are rectangular, and are recorded in either landscape or portrait orientation, there are some social media platforms that require the clips to be square shaped. If you want to upload your footages on such websites, it is essential to learn how to change video shape.
Another benefit of changing the shape of the recorded films is that they can be adjusted in limited amount of space, especially if they are to be posted on a website. Furthermore, some fancy designs such as star-shaped or circle-shaped videos attract more attention when used in digital marketing campaigns.
With that said, here you will learn how to change the shape of a video using one of the most advanced and versatile post-production tools, Wondershare Filmora.
Want to learn more about aspect ratio of your video? Click here!
Or, you just want to transfer your video into vertical.
Part 1: How to Change Video Shape from Rectangle to Square
Depending on the recording device and the target audiences a video is intended to be distributed to, the aspect ratio of the produced footage could be 16:9, 4:3, or 21:9 that makes the film rectangular-shaped. Given that, the aspect ratio can be modified to change the film shape from rectangle to square.
The instructions given below explain how to change video shape from rectangle to square in Wondershare Filmora:
Step 1: Import Video to Timeline
Launch Wondershare Filmora on your PC (a Windows 10 computer is used here), click the Add Files icon from the center of the Media window present at the upper-left section, and use the Open box that appears to select and import the source video to Filmora. Next, drag the video from the Media window to the Timeline, and select your preferred option when/if the Project Setting confirmation box appears.
Step 2: Change Aspect Ratio
Select the video in the Timeline, and click the Crop and Zoom icon from the upper-left area of the Timeline itself. On the Crop and Zoom window that opens next, select 1:1 from the Ratio drop-down list, and click OK to save the new setting.
Step 3: Export the Video
Click EXPORT from the top-center area of the interface, go to the Local tab on the Export box, select your preferred format from the Format list in the left pane, optionally click SETTINGS from the right window to make other adjustments if necessary, and click EXPORT from the bottom-right corner of the box.
For more details, please refer to this article: How to Resize a Video to Right Aspect Ratio and Size.
Part 2: Change Video Shape by Cropping
If your preferred aspect ratio isn’t available in the ‘Ratio’ drop-down list of the ‘Crop and Zoom’ window, Wondershare Filmora allows you to manually change the video to a custom shape.
You can learn how to change the shape of a video to an unlisted aspect ratio by following the instructions given below:
Step 1: Import the Video and Get to the Crop and Zoom Window
Follow the method explained in Step 1 of Part 1 to import a video to Wondershare Filmora, and then add it to the Timeline.
Step 2: Select Custom Ratio
Select the video in the Timeline, and click the Crop and Zoom icon as explained earlier to open its window. Next, select Custom from the Ratio drop-down list to be able to crop the videos unproportionally.
Step 3: Crop the Video Manually
Drag the cropping handles from any one edge of the video. Repeat this process for all the four sides to select the area of interest. Click OK to save the changes.
Step 4: Export the Video
Follow the process explained in Step 3 of Part 1 to export the modified video.
Part 3: Change Video Shape to Circle or Other Shapes in Filmora
Another, rather better way of changing videos to custom shapes is with the help of image or shape masking.
In Filmora you can apply image masks either from the existing presets, i.e. circle, star, diamond, etc., or you can add custom photos if need be. Professionals generally use custom pictures to create fancy logos and titles.
On the other hand, shape masking allows you to mask a background video with a foreground footage in a custom shape.
Although the basic concept of both types of masking is same, the options available under each can be used to produce effective outputs.
That said, following are the instructions to apply both types of masking to your videos:
Image Masking
The steps given below explain how to change video shape with image masking in Filmora:
Step 1: Add Clip to Timeline
Use the method explained in the previous sections to import a clip and add it to the Timeline.
Step 2: Add Image Mask
Click Effects from the standard toolbar at the top, select Utility from the left pane, drag Image Mask from the Utility window, and drop it on top of the video itself in the Timeline. Notice how the fx icon appears on the video layer showing that the effect has been successfully added.
Step 3: Customize Image Mask
On the Timeline, double-click the video layer you applied Image Mask to, and notice all the available shapes available under the Preset Mask section on the Video Effects > Image Mask window that appears at the upper-left area. You can double-click any of the available shape presets to apply it to the video layer. In addition, drag the X and Y, and Width, Height, and Feather sliders to adjust the mask’s position, size, and edge smoothness respectively. You can also check the Invert Mask box to reverse the masking effect on the video. Finally, click OK to save the changes, and follow the method explained in earlier parts to export the video.
Shape Masking
The following steps explain how to change the shape of a video with shape masks in Filmora:
Step 1: Get to the Utility Window
Add at two footages on their individual layers in the Timeline (make sure to place the second layer above the first one), and follow the method explained above to get to the Effects > Utility window.
Step 2: Add Shape Mask
Drag Shape Mask from the Utility window, and drop it on top of the video itself in the Timeline. Confirm that the fx icon appears on the video layer to ensure that the effect has been applied.
Step 3: Customize Shape Mask
Double-click the video layer in the Timeline you applied shape mask to. On the Video Effects > Shape Mask window, use the X and Y, and Width, Height, and Feather sliders to adjust the mask’s position, size and edge smoothness respectively. Optionally check the Invert Mask box to reverse the masking effect, and click OK to save the settings. Next, follow the method explained earlier to export the video.
FAQs
1. What’s the difference between Image Mask and Shape Mask in Filmora?
A) In Filmora, Image Mask allows you to use an image (or any available preset) for masking so that the background footage is cropped to the shape of the picture. This is generally used to create logos and dynamic titles for movies or documentaries. On the other hand, Shape Mask enables you to mask the background clip with the foreground footage in the form of a shape that could be positioned and customized using the available sliders.
2. How many image masks are available in Filmora?
A) At the time of this writing, Wondershare Filmora has around 40 image mask presets. In addition, it also allows you to add custom images from your PC for more dynamic approach.
Liza Brown
Liza Brown is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Liza Brown
Liza Brown
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
While most videos nowadays are rectangular, and are recorded in either landscape or portrait orientation, there are some social media platforms that require the clips to be square shaped. If you want to upload your footages on such websites, it is essential to learn how to change video shape.
Another benefit of changing the shape of the recorded films is that they can be adjusted in limited amount of space, especially if they are to be posted on a website. Furthermore, some fancy designs such as star-shaped or circle-shaped videos attract more attention when used in digital marketing campaigns.
With that said, here you will learn how to change the shape of a video using one of the most advanced and versatile post-production tools, Wondershare Filmora.
Want to learn more about aspect ratio of your video? Click here!
Or, you just want to transfer your video into vertical.
Part 1: How to Change Video Shape from Rectangle to Square
Depending on the recording device and the target audiences a video is intended to be distributed to, the aspect ratio of the produced footage could be 16:9, 4:3, or 21:9 that makes the film rectangular-shaped. Given that, the aspect ratio can be modified to change the film shape from rectangle to square.
The instructions given below explain how to change video shape from rectangle to square in Wondershare Filmora:
Step 1: Import Video to Timeline
Launch Wondershare Filmora on your PC (a Windows 10 computer is used here), click the Add Files icon from the center of the Media window present at the upper-left section, and use the Open box that appears to select and import the source video to Filmora. Next, drag the video from the Media window to the Timeline, and select your preferred option when/if the Project Setting confirmation box appears.
Step 2: Change Aspect Ratio
Select the video in the Timeline, and click the Crop and Zoom icon from the upper-left area of the Timeline itself. On the Crop and Zoom window that opens next, select 1:1 from the Ratio drop-down list, and click OK to save the new setting.
Step 3: Export the Video
Click EXPORT from the top-center area of the interface, go to the Local tab on the Export box, select your preferred format from the Format list in the left pane, optionally click SETTINGS from the right window to make other adjustments if necessary, and click EXPORT from the bottom-right corner of the box.
For more details, please refer to this article: How to Resize a Video to Right Aspect Ratio and Size.
Part 2: Change Video Shape by Cropping
If your preferred aspect ratio isn’t available in the ‘Ratio’ drop-down list of the ‘Crop and Zoom’ window, Wondershare Filmora allows you to manually change the video to a custom shape.
You can learn how to change the shape of a video to an unlisted aspect ratio by following the instructions given below:
Step 1: Import the Video and Get to the Crop and Zoom Window
Follow the method explained in Step 1 of Part 1 to import a video to Wondershare Filmora, and then add it to the Timeline.
Step 2: Select Custom Ratio
Select the video in the Timeline, and click the Crop and Zoom icon as explained earlier to open its window. Next, select Custom from the Ratio drop-down list to be able to crop the videos unproportionally.
Step 3: Crop the Video Manually
Drag the cropping handles from any one edge of the video. Repeat this process for all the four sides to select the area of interest. Click OK to save the changes.
Step 4: Export the Video
Follow the process explained in Step 3 of Part 1 to export the modified video.
Part 3: Change Video Shape to Circle or Other Shapes in Filmora
Another, rather better way of changing videos to custom shapes is with the help of image or shape masking.
In Filmora you can apply image masks either from the existing presets, i.e. circle, star, diamond, etc., or you can add custom photos if need be. Professionals generally use custom pictures to create fancy logos and titles.
On the other hand, shape masking allows you to mask a background video with a foreground footage in a custom shape.
Although the basic concept of both types of masking is same, the options available under each can be used to produce effective outputs.
That said, following are the instructions to apply both types of masking to your videos:
Image Masking
The steps given below explain how to change video shape with image masking in Filmora:
Step 1: Add Clip to Timeline
Use the method explained in the previous sections to import a clip and add it to the Timeline.
Step 2: Add Image Mask
Click Effects from the standard toolbar at the top, select Utility from the left pane, drag Image Mask from the Utility window, and drop it on top of the video itself in the Timeline. Notice how the fx icon appears on the video layer showing that the effect has been successfully added.
Step 3: Customize Image Mask
On the Timeline, double-click the video layer you applied Image Mask to, and notice all the available shapes available under the Preset Mask section on the Video Effects > Image Mask window that appears at the upper-left area. You can double-click any of the available shape presets to apply it to the video layer. In addition, drag the X and Y, and Width, Height, and Feather sliders to adjust the mask’s position, size, and edge smoothness respectively. You can also check the Invert Mask box to reverse the masking effect on the video. Finally, click OK to save the changes, and follow the method explained in earlier parts to export the video.
Shape Masking
The following steps explain how to change the shape of a video with shape masks in Filmora:
Step 1: Get to the Utility Window
Add at two footages on their individual layers in the Timeline (make sure to place the second layer above the first one), and follow the method explained above to get to the Effects > Utility window.
Step 2: Add Shape Mask
Drag Shape Mask from the Utility window, and drop it on top of the video itself in the Timeline. Confirm that the fx icon appears on the video layer to ensure that the effect has been applied.
Step 3: Customize Shape Mask
Double-click the video layer in the Timeline you applied shape mask to. On the Video Effects > Shape Mask window, use the X and Y, and Width, Height, and Feather sliders to adjust the mask’s position, size and edge smoothness respectively. Optionally check the Invert Mask box to reverse the masking effect, and click OK to save the settings. Next, follow the method explained earlier to export the video.
FAQs
1. What’s the difference between Image Mask and Shape Mask in Filmora?
A) In Filmora, Image Mask allows you to use an image (or any available preset) for masking so that the background footage is cropped to the shape of the picture. This is generally used to create logos and dynamic titles for movies or documentaries. On the other hand, Shape Mask enables you to mask the background clip with the foreground footage in the form of a shape that could be positioned and customized using the available sliders.
2. How many image masks are available in Filmora?
A) At the time of this writing, Wondershare Filmora has around 40 image mask presets. In addition, it also allows you to add custom images from your PC for more dynamic approach.
Liza Brown
Liza Brown is a writer and a lover of all things video.
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Windows Live Movie Maker Tutorial: Adding Slow Motion to Your Videos
How to Use Windows Live Movie Maker Slow Motion Effect
Ollie Mattison
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
Slow motion effect is one of the most popular video effects. Fortunately, Windows Live Movie Maker provides this useful function for you to slow down your videos either for better presentation or better video effect. It is very easy to use Windows Live Movie Maker slow motion function. Just get Windows Live Movie Maker installed and follow the below guide to use slow motion effect in Windows Live Movie Maker.
How to slow down videos in Windows Live Movie Maker
Step 1. Add photos and videos to Windows Live Movie Maker
Click “Add videos and photos” to browse and select videos and photos from you computer to add. You can also drag and drop videos and photos to the storyboard.
Step 2. Slow down videos in Windows Live Movie Maker
To slow down videos, select the video clip and on the Edit tab under “Video Tools” choose a speed (depending on how much you want to speed the video up or slow it down).
For more Windows Live Movie Maker tips, please go to how to edit videos in Windows Live Movie Maker .
By the way, Windows Live Movie Maker is really a good free video editing software. However, compared with other video editing software, it lacks some features. Have your thought about any video editing software better than Windows Live Movie Maker, which can slow down the motion effects and with powerful edting tools at the same time?
More Powerful Video Movie Making Can Slow Down Videos
For video movie making, you can use Wondershare Filmora to make a stunning movie from your home videos. All popular video formats are supported and lots of free video transition effects are provided for your to make your videos more smooth. With an intuitive interface, even beginners can make stunning movies with this video editor software.
Besides, you can directly upload your video to YouTube for sharing with family and friends. What’s the best? There are more special editing features like Scene Detection, Close-up, Jump Cut, Mosaic, Tilt Shift, Picture-in-Picture, Face off, Audio Separation, Playback Speed. Hurry to free download Wondershare Filmora to edit your stunning videos now!
Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.
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Ollie Mattison
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
Slow motion effect is one of the most popular video effects. Fortunately, Windows Live Movie Maker provides this useful function for you to slow down your videos either for better presentation or better video effect. It is very easy to use Windows Live Movie Maker slow motion function. Just get Windows Live Movie Maker installed and follow the below guide to use slow motion effect in Windows Live Movie Maker.
How to slow down videos in Windows Live Movie Maker
Step 1. Add photos and videos to Windows Live Movie Maker
Click “Add videos and photos” to browse and select videos and photos from you computer to add. You can also drag and drop videos and photos to the storyboard.
Step 2. Slow down videos in Windows Live Movie Maker
To slow down videos, select the video clip and on the Edit tab under “Video Tools” choose a speed (depending on how much you want to speed the video up or slow it down).
For more Windows Live Movie Maker tips, please go to how to edit videos in Windows Live Movie Maker .
By the way, Windows Live Movie Maker is really a good free video editing software. However, compared with other video editing software, it lacks some features. Have your thought about any video editing software better than Windows Live Movie Maker, which can slow down the motion effects and with powerful edting tools at the same time?
More Powerful Video Movie Making Can Slow Down Videos
For video movie making, you can use Wondershare Filmora to make a stunning movie from your home videos. All popular video formats are supported and lots of free video transition effects are provided for your to make your videos more smooth. With an intuitive interface, even beginners can make stunning movies with this video editor software.
Besides, you can directly upload your video to YouTube for sharing with family and friends. What’s the best? There are more special editing features like Scene Detection, Close-up, Jump Cut, Mosaic, Tilt Shift, Picture-in-Picture, Face off, Audio Separation, Playback Speed. Hurry to free download Wondershare Filmora to edit your stunning videos now!
Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
Slow motion effect is one of the most popular video effects. Fortunately, Windows Live Movie Maker provides this useful function for you to slow down your videos either for better presentation or better video effect. It is very easy to use Windows Live Movie Maker slow motion function. Just get Windows Live Movie Maker installed and follow the below guide to use slow motion effect in Windows Live Movie Maker.
How to slow down videos in Windows Live Movie Maker
Step 1. Add photos and videos to Windows Live Movie Maker
Click “Add videos and photos” to browse and select videos and photos from you computer to add. You can also drag and drop videos and photos to the storyboard.
Step 2. Slow down videos in Windows Live Movie Maker
To slow down videos, select the video clip and on the Edit tab under “Video Tools” choose a speed (depending on how much you want to speed the video up or slow it down).
For more Windows Live Movie Maker tips, please go to how to edit videos in Windows Live Movie Maker .
By the way, Windows Live Movie Maker is really a good free video editing software. However, compared with other video editing software, it lacks some features. Have your thought about any video editing software better than Windows Live Movie Maker, which can slow down the motion effects and with powerful edting tools at the same time?
More Powerful Video Movie Making Can Slow Down Videos
For video movie making, you can use Wondershare Filmora to make a stunning movie from your home videos. All popular video formats are supported and lots of free video transition effects are provided for your to make your videos more smooth. With an intuitive interface, even beginners can make stunning movies with this video editor software.
Besides, you can directly upload your video to YouTube for sharing with family and friends. What’s the best? There are more special editing features like Scene Detection, Close-up, Jump Cut, Mosaic, Tilt Shift, Picture-in-Picture, Face off, Audio Separation, Playback Speed. Hurry to free download Wondershare Filmora to edit your stunning videos now!
Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
Slow motion effect is one of the most popular video effects. Fortunately, Windows Live Movie Maker provides this useful function for you to slow down your videos either for better presentation or better video effect. It is very easy to use Windows Live Movie Maker slow motion function. Just get Windows Live Movie Maker installed and follow the below guide to use slow motion effect in Windows Live Movie Maker.
How to slow down videos in Windows Live Movie Maker
Step 1. Add photos and videos to Windows Live Movie Maker
Click “Add videos and photos” to browse and select videos and photos from you computer to add. You can also drag and drop videos and photos to the storyboard.
Step 2. Slow down videos in Windows Live Movie Maker
To slow down videos, select the video clip and on the Edit tab under “Video Tools” choose a speed (depending on how much you want to speed the video up or slow it down).
For more Windows Live Movie Maker tips, please go to how to edit videos in Windows Live Movie Maker .
By the way, Windows Live Movie Maker is really a good free video editing software. However, compared with other video editing software, it lacks some features. Have your thought about any video editing software better than Windows Live Movie Maker, which can slow down the motion effects and with powerful edting tools at the same time?
More Powerful Video Movie Making Can Slow Down Videos
For video movie making, you can use Wondershare Filmora to make a stunning movie from your home videos. All popular video formats are supported and lots of free video transition effects are provided for your to make your videos more smooth. With an intuitive interface, even beginners can make stunning movies with this video editor software.
Besides, you can directly upload your video to YouTube for sharing with family and friends. What’s the best? There are more special editing features like Scene Detection, Close-up, Jump Cut, Mosaic, Tilt Shift, Picture-in-Picture, Face off, Audio Separation, Playback Speed. Hurry to free download Wondershare Filmora to edit your stunning videos now!
Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.
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Free DVD Player Roundup: Top Picks for Windows 10
10 Best Free DVD Players for Windows 10
Ollie Mattison
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
As it is now the second decade of the 21st century, data carriers like DVDs are slowly becoming obsolete. A growing number of laptop and desktop PCs no longer feature optical disc drives, while the discontinuation of the Windows Media Center marked the end of an era in which Windows OS offered a built-in DVD player.
The Windows 10 doesn’t have a native app that enables you to play movies or music from DVD and Blu-ray discs, and you must install a third-party DVDvideo player if you want to view content from these sources. Luckily there is no shortage of media players that are compatible with Windows 10, so in this article, we are going to take you through some of the best free DVD players on the market and help you choose the one that meets all your needs.
Best Free DVD Players for Windows 10
Before you opt for one DVD player or the other you must first check which audio and video file formats they support or find out if you can use them to play Blu-ray discs. You should also check a player’s compatibility with the operating system you have installed on your computer and that you have all the codecs necessary to play ISO and other image, audio and video file format. So let’s take a look at ten best free DVD players for Windows 10.
1. VLC Media Player by VideoLan
Over the course of the last two decades, VLC has established itself as one of the most versatile media players ever created. This cross-platform app can be used on Macs, PCs, Linux computers and Smartphones to play different types of audio, image and video files. In fact, VLC is probably the most reliable DVD player you can find, as it allows you to play DVD and Blu-ray discs effortlessly. However, if you want to watch videos in 4K or 8K resolution, you must install the VLC 3.0 Vetinari update of the media player.
What’s more, playing a DVD or a Blu-ray with VLC is a simple task you can complete in just a few clicks. The Open Disc option that is located in the player’s Media menu enables you to choose if you would like to open a DVD, VCD, Audio CD or Blu-ray disc. Moreover, you won’t need to install additional or MPEG-4 codecs, since VLC can play the vast majority of video files regardless of the codec they are using.
Pros
- Available to all PC and Mac users for free
- The most versatile media player on the market
- Offers basic video editing options
- Powerful subtitle syncing tools
Cons
- The playback of 4K or 8K video files can be choppy
2. PotPlayer
If you are looking for a DVD player that is compatible with all versions of Windows that were released since Windows Vista, PotPlayer might be one of your best options. Besides providing support for all commonly used video file formats and allowing you to play DVDs, Blu-rays or audio CDs, PotPlayer also offers support for different types of 3D glasses. This Windows-based media player is equipped with enhanced H/W Acceleration technology that enables the software to assist the CPU and GPU during the playback of demanding video files.
PotPlayer has all the codecs that are required for the playback of various types of multimedia files, so you don’t have to waste time searching for the codec packs that make possible playing video and audio content that is stored on DVDs or Blu-rays. The media player lets you choose a sound card in case you have more just than one and it supports SRT and SMI, VOB and Blu-ray subtitles.
Pros
- Full OpenCodec support
- Provides a unique 3D viewing experience
- Enables users to bookmark chapters
- Compatible with TV, DVD and HDTV devices
Cons
- Audio playback options could be better
3. BlazeDVD
This is a powerful multimedia player that enables you to watch even region coded and CSS-encrypted DVDs. However, the free version of BlazeDVD doesn’t allow you to open region coded DVDs and Blu-rays or add subtitles to your files. So if you want to gain access to all the features this DVD player has to offer, you must make a one-time payment of $49.96 and upgrade to its Pro version. Both versions of BlazeDVD let you play DVDs, VCDs or SVCDs and allow you to choose between different playback modes.
The Surround Sound support enhances the audio playback and provides a theater-like experience to the viewers. Moreover, you can choose between ten audio filters you can apply to media files you open with BlazeDVD or use the Parental Control feature if you want to restrict the access to violent content to your children. Creating slideshows from still images or recording videos in an MPEG2 file format are also among the options you are going to have at your disposal if you opt for the paid version of BlazeDVD.
Pros
- Excellent audio playback capabilities
- Features a learning mode
- Equipped with the Smart Stretch technology
- Multi-core CPU acceleration features enhance the video and audio playback
Cons
- The free version of BlazeDVD offers only limited DVD and Blu-ray playback options
4. 5KPlayer
In case you are looking for a perfect DVD player for your home theater, 5KPlayer is probably one of the best options you can find on the market. PC and Mac users can install this DVD player on their devices for free and even use it to capture screens in 4K resolution. The AirPlay technology enables mirroring, while you can also use 5KPlayer to download videos from more than 300 websites including platforms like YouTube or Vimeo.
This media player offers a smooth playback of 4K, Full HD and 360° videos, and it enables you to stream audio and video via its DLNA and AirPlay features. Its DXVA2 hardware acceleration helps render HDR 4K and 8K videos in MTS, MKV or VR 360° formats. What’s more 5KPlayer can detect and play stereo, Dolby or DTS multichannel surround sound in MP3, WMA or FLAC file formats. This cross-platform multimedia player is equipped with a built-in radio player and it supports all common subtitle file formats.
Pros
- Offers support for a broad range of audio and video files
- Excellent screen capturing tools
- Enables users to download video content from Facebook, Dailymotion, YouTube or Vimeo
- Amazing streaming capabilities
Cons
- No Blu-ray support
5. GOM Media Player
Over the years, GOM has emerged as one of the most versatile DVD players for Windows 10 and all other earlier versions of the OS. Its video playback features are nothing short of amazing since GOM enables you to play videos in various resolutions and file formats. However, if you would like to use this media player to open Blu-ray discs you must ensure that you have the necessary codecs. Even so, GOM features a variety of built-in codecs such as Vobris, H263, MP42 or XVID that ensure you can open almost all types of video files.
Besides stunning video playback capabilities that even allow you to view 360° VR videos, GOM also features an extensive subtitle library. The media player searches for subtitles automatically and if it finds a subtitle for a particular video it adds them automatically. Upgrading to the paid version of the GOM media player can be a good idea if you want to get rid of ads or make sure that the playback of 4K UHD video files is smooth.
Pros
- Quick and easy installation process
- A rich subtitle library
- Supports a broad range of audio and video files
- Low system requirements
Cons
- Additional codecs are required for the playback of Blu-ray discs
6. MPC-HC (Media Player Classic Home Cinema)
Even though it has been more than two years since the last and probably the final version of MPC-HC has been released, this media player is still one of the best ways to play DVDs and Blu-rays on Windows 10. The video and audio playback tools MPC-HC has to offer cannot be compared to those provided by VLC or even GOM media player as it only features the basic options you need to play a DVD or a Blu-ray disc. Moreover, the process of playing a DVD with MPC-HC is quite technical as you must adjust the media player’s settings in order to play content from that source.
The codecs you will have to install on your PC depends on the type of content you would like to watch. MPC-HC provides support for or codecs, but it is better to install a full codec pack and ensure that you have all the codecs you need to play audio and video files. Furthermore, playing videos in 4K resolution with MPC-HC is not possible, but you can use it as a DVB player if you want to broadcast videos from your PC to other devices.
Pros
- Ad-free
- Smooth playback of Blu-ray and DVD discs
- Supports all common audio and video file formats
- Different toolbar skins are available
Cons
- Basic audio and video playback options
7. KMPlayer
This modernly and elegantly designed media player lets you watch 3D, 4K or UHD videos regardless of the format in which they are saved. The KMPlayer features all codecs it needs to play different types of audio and video files, so you don’t have to look for codecs you need to open a particular media file. You can choose between 32-bit and 64-bit PC versions of KMPlayer, or opt to use this media player on an Android or iPhone device.
Adding subtitles to a video in KMPlayer is an effortless process that won’t take more than a couple of clicks. Besides the remarkable video playback options, KMPlayer also allows you to listen to music through its music player and enables you to download videos from Instagram, Daily Motion or YouTube. The media player also lets you capture audio and video files and save them in virtually any format you want.
Pros
- Displays high-resolution files accurately and without delay
- Performs well on older PC configurations
- Easy subtitle setup
- Offers basic screen capturing options
Cons
- No stereo sound support
8. PowerDVD 19
PowerDVD is arguably the best DVD player for Windows ever created, and it is no surprise that its latest version offers a wide range of audio and video playback options. PowerDVD 19 is available in Standard, Pro and Ultra versions that are all differently priced and provide different video and audio playback features. The Standard version of PowerDVD 19 can run on Windows 8.1 or Windows 7, but you can only play 4K videos with this media player if you have Windows 10 installed on your PC.
In addition to playing DVD and Blu-ray discs you can also use PowerDVD 19 to download videos, 360° VR videos, audio or image files and stream videos from PowerDVD to your television set. This iconic media player offers HDR support and it is True Theater technology enhances the colors in videos you play with it. However, if you would like to watch 8K or HDR content with PowerDVD 19 you must purchase its Ultra version.
Pros
- Full codec support
- Excellent screencasting capabilities
- Smooth playback of HDR, 8K and 4K videos
- Powerful audio playback features
Cons
- PowerDVD 19 cannot be used for free
9. Leawo Blue-ray player
If you are looking for a media player that can open both Blu-ray and DVD discs, you should look no further, because Leawo Blu-ray player is equipped with a plethora of features that make every home theater experience more enjoyable. The player lets you open DVD files, DVD folders, as well as DVD ISO and IFO files, however, you cannot use it to play videos in resolutions larger than 1080p.
Leawo Blu-ray player enables you to watch or listen to the content from Blu-ray discs on Windows 10 and all other versions of the OS up to Windows Vista. Adding subtitles or selecting the audio track of a video file is easy and optionally you can search through the DVD player’s subtitle library if the original video doesn’t have built-in subtitles. More advanced video playback options like screencasting or screen capturing are not available, which means that you can only watch the videos that are stored on DVDs or Blu-rays from your computer.
Pros
- Allows users to load multiple files simultaneously
- Compatible with all versions of Windows OS since Windows Vista
- Intuitive media control menu
- Excellent audio decoding options
Cons
- No advanced video and audio playback options
10. Macgo Windows Blu-ray
Even though this media player is primarily designed for macOS, the manufacturer announced that the Windows version of the app is going to become available soon. The Macgo Windows Blu-ray player is expected to offer support for a broad range of Blu-ray file formats and video files, which should enable its users to watch or listen to content without any restrictions. The media player can also display a variety of photo file formats, including CR2 files, and its users can utilize it to browse through their photo collections and ever view RAW files.
The current Mac-based versions of the software offer support for Dolby TrueHD Audio DTS-HD Master Audio and DTS 5.1 codecs that ensure you can hear every sound in a video accurately. Macgo Windows Blu-ray should also be equipped with a range of subtitle options that allow you to customize the color, size or the font of a video’s subtitles.
Pros
- Supports nearly all Blu-ray and video file formats
- Powerful audio playback features
- Displays image files
- Offers online video playback options
Cons
- This Blu-ray and DVD player is still in Beta stage
Conclusion
Even though Windows 10 doesn’t have a native DVD or Blu-ray players, finding a media player that enables you to watch video and audio content from Blu-ray or DVD discs shouldn’t be too difficult. Media players like Pot Player or VLC are powerful enough to provide smooth playback of all audio and video files for free, while DVD players like PowerDVD or KMPlayer are a better option if you are looking for a true home theater experience. Which DVD player for Windows 10 are you going to choose? Leave a comment and let us know.
Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
As it is now the second decade of the 21st century, data carriers like DVDs are slowly becoming obsolete. A growing number of laptop and desktop PCs no longer feature optical disc drives, while the discontinuation of the Windows Media Center marked the end of an era in which Windows OS offered a built-in DVD player.
The Windows 10 doesn’t have a native app that enables you to play movies or music from DVD and Blu-ray discs, and you must install a third-party DVDvideo player if you want to view content from these sources. Luckily there is no shortage of media players that are compatible with Windows 10, so in this article, we are going to take you through some of the best free DVD players on the market and help you choose the one that meets all your needs.
Best Free DVD Players for Windows 10
Before you opt for one DVD player or the other you must first check which audio and video file formats they support or find out if you can use them to play Blu-ray discs. You should also check a player’s compatibility with the operating system you have installed on your computer and that you have all the codecs necessary to play ISO and other image, audio and video file format. So let’s take a look at ten best free DVD players for Windows 10.
1. VLC Media Player by VideoLan
Over the course of the last two decades, VLC has established itself as one of the most versatile media players ever created. This cross-platform app can be used on Macs, PCs, Linux computers and Smartphones to play different types of audio, image and video files. In fact, VLC is probably the most reliable DVD player you can find, as it allows you to play DVD and Blu-ray discs effortlessly. However, if you want to watch videos in 4K or 8K resolution, you must install the VLC 3.0 Vetinari update of the media player.
What’s more, playing a DVD or a Blu-ray with VLC is a simple task you can complete in just a few clicks. The Open Disc option that is located in the player’s Media menu enables you to choose if you would like to open a DVD, VCD, Audio CD or Blu-ray disc. Moreover, you won’t need to install additional or MPEG-4 codecs, since VLC can play the vast majority of video files regardless of the codec they are using.
Pros
- Available to all PC and Mac users for free
- The most versatile media player on the market
- Offers basic video editing options
- Powerful subtitle syncing tools
Cons
- The playback of 4K or 8K video files can be choppy
2. PotPlayer
If you are looking for a DVD player that is compatible with all versions of Windows that were released since Windows Vista, PotPlayer might be one of your best options. Besides providing support for all commonly used video file formats and allowing you to play DVDs, Blu-rays or audio CDs, PotPlayer also offers support for different types of 3D glasses. This Windows-based media player is equipped with enhanced H/W Acceleration technology that enables the software to assist the CPU and GPU during the playback of demanding video files.
PotPlayer has all the codecs that are required for the playback of various types of multimedia files, so you don’t have to waste time searching for the codec packs that make possible playing video and audio content that is stored on DVDs or Blu-rays. The media player lets you choose a sound card in case you have more just than one and it supports SRT and SMI, VOB and Blu-ray subtitles.
Pros
- Full OpenCodec support
- Provides a unique 3D viewing experience
- Enables users to bookmark chapters
- Compatible with TV, DVD and HDTV devices
Cons
- Audio playback options could be better
3. BlazeDVD
This is a powerful multimedia player that enables you to watch even region coded and CSS-encrypted DVDs. However, the free version of BlazeDVD doesn’t allow you to open region coded DVDs and Blu-rays or add subtitles to your files. So if you want to gain access to all the features this DVD player has to offer, you must make a one-time payment of $49.96 and upgrade to its Pro version. Both versions of BlazeDVD let you play DVDs, VCDs or SVCDs and allow you to choose between different playback modes.
The Surround Sound support enhances the audio playback and provides a theater-like experience to the viewers. Moreover, you can choose between ten audio filters you can apply to media files you open with BlazeDVD or use the Parental Control feature if you want to restrict the access to violent content to your children. Creating slideshows from still images or recording videos in an MPEG2 file format are also among the options you are going to have at your disposal if you opt for the paid version of BlazeDVD.
Pros
- Excellent audio playback capabilities
- Features a learning mode
- Equipped with the Smart Stretch technology
- Multi-core CPU acceleration features enhance the video and audio playback
Cons
- The free version of BlazeDVD offers only limited DVD and Blu-ray playback options
4. 5KPlayer
In case you are looking for a perfect DVD player for your home theater, 5KPlayer is probably one of the best options you can find on the market. PC and Mac users can install this DVD player on their devices for free and even use it to capture screens in 4K resolution. The AirPlay technology enables mirroring, while you can also use 5KPlayer to download videos from more than 300 websites including platforms like YouTube or Vimeo.
This media player offers a smooth playback of 4K, Full HD and 360° videos, and it enables you to stream audio and video via its DLNA and AirPlay features. Its DXVA2 hardware acceleration helps render HDR 4K and 8K videos in MTS, MKV or VR 360° formats. What’s more 5KPlayer can detect and play stereo, Dolby or DTS multichannel surround sound in MP3, WMA or FLAC file formats. This cross-platform multimedia player is equipped with a built-in radio player and it supports all common subtitle file formats.
Pros
- Offers support for a broad range of audio and video files
- Excellent screen capturing tools
- Enables users to download video content from Facebook, Dailymotion, YouTube or Vimeo
- Amazing streaming capabilities
Cons
- No Blu-ray support
5. GOM Media Player
Over the years, GOM has emerged as one of the most versatile DVD players for Windows 10 and all other earlier versions of the OS. Its video playback features are nothing short of amazing since GOM enables you to play videos in various resolutions and file formats. However, if you would like to use this media player to open Blu-ray discs you must ensure that you have the necessary codecs. Even so, GOM features a variety of built-in codecs such as Vobris, H263, MP42 or XVID that ensure you can open almost all types of video files.
Besides stunning video playback capabilities that even allow you to view 360° VR videos, GOM also features an extensive subtitle library. The media player searches for subtitles automatically and if it finds a subtitle for a particular video it adds them automatically. Upgrading to the paid version of the GOM media player can be a good idea if you want to get rid of ads or make sure that the playback of 4K UHD video files is smooth.
Pros
- Quick and easy installation process
- A rich subtitle library
- Supports a broad range of audio and video files
- Low system requirements
Cons
- Additional codecs are required for the playback of Blu-ray discs
6. MPC-HC (Media Player Classic Home Cinema)
Even though it has been more than two years since the last and probably the final version of MPC-HC has been released, this media player is still one of the best ways to play DVDs and Blu-rays on Windows 10. The video and audio playback tools MPC-HC has to offer cannot be compared to those provided by VLC or even GOM media player as it only features the basic options you need to play a DVD or a Blu-ray disc. Moreover, the process of playing a DVD with MPC-HC is quite technical as you must adjust the media player’s settings in order to play content from that source.
The codecs you will have to install on your PC depends on the type of content you would like to watch. MPC-HC provides support for or codecs, but it is better to install a full codec pack and ensure that you have all the codecs you need to play audio and video files. Furthermore, playing videos in 4K resolution with MPC-HC is not possible, but you can use it as a DVB player if you want to broadcast videos from your PC to other devices.
Pros
- Ad-free
- Smooth playback of Blu-ray and DVD discs
- Supports all common audio and video file formats
- Different toolbar skins are available
Cons
- Basic audio and video playback options
7. KMPlayer
This modernly and elegantly designed media player lets you watch 3D, 4K or UHD videos regardless of the format in which they are saved. The KMPlayer features all codecs it needs to play different types of audio and video files, so you don’t have to look for codecs you need to open a particular media file. You can choose between 32-bit and 64-bit PC versions of KMPlayer, or opt to use this media player on an Android or iPhone device.
Adding subtitles to a video in KMPlayer is an effortless process that won’t take more than a couple of clicks. Besides the remarkable video playback options, KMPlayer also allows you to listen to music through its music player and enables you to download videos from Instagram, Daily Motion or YouTube. The media player also lets you capture audio and video files and save them in virtually any format you want.
Pros
- Displays high-resolution files accurately and without delay
- Performs well on older PC configurations
- Easy subtitle setup
- Offers basic screen capturing options
Cons
- No stereo sound support
8. PowerDVD 19
PowerDVD is arguably the best DVD player for Windows ever created, and it is no surprise that its latest version offers a wide range of audio and video playback options. PowerDVD 19 is available in Standard, Pro and Ultra versions that are all differently priced and provide different video and audio playback features. The Standard version of PowerDVD 19 can run on Windows 8.1 or Windows 7, but you can only play 4K videos with this media player if you have Windows 10 installed on your PC.
In addition to playing DVD and Blu-ray discs you can also use PowerDVD 19 to download videos, 360° VR videos, audio or image files and stream videos from PowerDVD to your television set. This iconic media player offers HDR support and it is True Theater technology enhances the colors in videos you play with it. However, if you would like to watch 8K or HDR content with PowerDVD 19 you must purchase its Ultra version.
Pros
- Full codec support
- Excellent screencasting capabilities
- Smooth playback of HDR, 8K and 4K videos
- Powerful audio playback features
Cons
- PowerDVD 19 cannot be used for free
9. Leawo Blue-ray player
If you are looking for a media player that can open both Blu-ray and DVD discs, you should look no further, because Leawo Blu-ray player is equipped with a plethora of features that make every home theater experience more enjoyable. The player lets you open DVD files, DVD folders, as well as DVD ISO and IFO files, however, you cannot use it to play videos in resolutions larger than 1080p.
Leawo Blu-ray player enables you to watch or listen to the content from Blu-ray discs on Windows 10 and all other versions of the OS up to Windows Vista. Adding subtitles or selecting the audio track of a video file is easy and optionally you can search through the DVD player’s subtitle library if the original video doesn’t have built-in subtitles. More advanced video playback options like screencasting or screen capturing are not available, which means that you can only watch the videos that are stored on DVDs or Blu-rays from your computer.
Pros
- Allows users to load multiple files simultaneously
- Compatible with all versions of Windows OS since Windows Vista
- Intuitive media control menu
- Excellent audio decoding options
Cons
- No advanced video and audio playback options
10. Macgo Windows Blu-ray
Even though this media player is primarily designed for macOS, the manufacturer announced that the Windows version of the app is going to become available soon. The Macgo Windows Blu-ray player is expected to offer support for a broad range of Blu-ray file formats and video files, which should enable its users to watch or listen to content without any restrictions. The media player can also display a variety of photo file formats, including CR2 files, and its users can utilize it to browse through their photo collections and ever view RAW files.
The current Mac-based versions of the software offer support for Dolby TrueHD Audio DTS-HD Master Audio and DTS 5.1 codecs that ensure you can hear every sound in a video accurately. Macgo Windows Blu-ray should also be equipped with a range of subtitle options that allow you to customize the color, size or the font of a video’s subtitles.
Pros
- Supports nearly all Blu-ray and video file formats
- Powerful audio playback features
- Displays image files
- Offers online video playback options
Cons
- This Blu-ray and DVD player is still in Beta stage
Conclusion
Even though Windows 10 doesn’t have a native DVD or Blu-ray players, finding a media player that enables you to watch video and audio content from Blu-ray or DVD discs shouldn’t be too difficult. Media players like Pot Player or VLC are powerful enough to provide smooth playback of all audio and video files for free, while DVD players like PowerDVD or KMPlayer are a better option if you are looking for a true home theater experience. Which DVD player for Windows 10 are you going to choose? Leave a comment and let us know.
Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison
Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
As it is now the second decade of the 21st century, data carriers like DVDs are slowly becoming obsolete. A growing number of laptop and desktop PCs no longer feature optical disc drives, while the discontinuation of the Windows Media Center marked the end of an era in which Windows OS offered a built-in DVD player.
The Windows 10 doesn’t have a native app that enables you to play movies or music from DVD and Blu-ray discs, and you must install a third-party DVDvideo player if you want to view content from these sources. Luckily there is no shortage of media players that are compatible with Windows 10, so in this article, we are going to take you through some of the best free DVD players on the market and help you choose the one that meets all your needs.
Best Free DVD Players for Windows 10
Before you opt for one DVD player or the other you must first check which audio and video file formats they support or find out if you can use them to play Blu-ray discs. You should also check a player’s compatibility with the operating system you have installed on your computer and that you have all the codecs necessary to play ISO and other image, audio and video file format. So let’s take a look at ten best free DVD players for Windows 10.
1. VLC Media Player by VideoLan
Over the course of the last two decades, VLC has established itself as one of the most versatile media players ever created. This cross-platform app can be used on Macs, PCs, Linux computers and Smartphones to play different types of audio, image and video files. In fact, VLC is probably the most reliable DVD player you can find, as it allows you to play DVD and Blu-ray discs effortlessly. However, if you want to watch videos in 4K or 8K resolution, you must install the VLC 3.0 Vetinari update of the media player.
What’s more, playing a DVD or a Blu-ray with VLC is a simple task you can complete in just a few clicks. The Open Disc option that is located in the player’s Media menu enables you to choose if you would like to open a DVD, VCD, Audio CD or Blu-ray disc. Moreover, you won’t need to install additional or MPEG-4 codecs, since VLC can play the vast majority of video files regardless of the codec they are using.
Pros
- Available to all PC and Mac users for free
- The most versatile media player on the market
- Offers basic video editing options
- Powerful subtitle syncing tools
Cons
- The playback of 4K or 8K video files can be choppy
2. PotPlayer
If you are looking for a DVD player that is compatible with all versions of Windows that were released since Windows Vista, PotPlayer might be one of your best options. Besides providing support for all commonly used video file formats and allowing you to play DVDs, Blu-rays or audio CDs, PotPlayer also offers support for different types of 3D glasses. This Windows-based media player is equipped with enhanced H/W Acceleration technology that enables the software to assist the CPU and GPU during the playback of demanding video files.
PotPlayer has all the codecs that are required for the playback of various types of multimedia files, so you don’t have to waste time searching for the codec packs that make possible playing video and audio content that is stored on DVDs or Blu-rays. The media player lets you choose a sound card in case you have more just than one and it supports SRT and SMI, VOB and Blu-ray subtitles.
Pros
- Full OpenCodec support
- Provides a unique 3D viewing experience
- Enables users to bookmark chapters
- Compatible with TV, DVD and HDTV devices
Cons
- Audio playback options could be better
3. BlazeDVD
This is a powerful multimedia player that enables you to watch even region coded and CSS-encrypted DVDs. However, the free version of BlazeDVD doesn’t allow you to open region coded DVDs and Blu-rays or add subtitles to your files. So if you want to gain access to all the features this DVD player has to offer, you must make a one-time payment of $49.96 and upgrade to its Pro version. Both versions of BlazeDVD let you play DVDs, VCDs or SVCDs and allow you to choose between different playback modes.
The Surround Sound support enhances the audio playback and provides a theater-like experience to the viewers. Moreover, you can choose between ten audio filters you can apply to media files you open with BlazeDVD or use the Parental Control feature if you want to restrict the access to violent content to your children. Creating slideshows from still images or recording videos in an MPEG2 file format are also among the options you are going to have at your disposal if you opt for the paid version of BlazeDVD.
Pros
- Excellent audio playback capabilities
- Features a learning mode
- Equipped with the Smart Stretch technology
- Multi-core CPU acceleration features enhance the video and audio playback
Cons
- The free version of BlazeDVD offers only limited DVD and Blu-ray playback options
4. 5KPlayer
In case you are looking for a perfect DVD player for your home theater, 5KPlayer is probably one of the best options you can find on the market. PC and Mac users can install this DVD player on their devices for free and even use it to capture screens in 4K resolution. The AirPlay technology enables mirroring, while you can also use 5KPlayer to download videos from more than 300 websites including platforms like YouTube or Vimeo.
This media player offers a smooth playback of 4K, Full HD and 360° videos, and it enables you to stream audio and video via its DLNA and AirPlay features. Its DXVA2 hardware acceleration helps render HDR 4K and 8K videos in MTS, MKV or VR 360° formats. What’s more 5KPlayer can detect and play stereo, Dolby or DTS multichannel surround sound in MP3, WMA or FLAC file formats. This cross-platform multimedia player is equipped with a built-in radio player and it supports all common subtitle file formats.
Pros
- Offers support for a broad range of audio and video files
- Excellent screen capturing tools
- Enables users to download video content from Facebook, Dailymotion, YouTube or Vimeo
- Amazing streaming capabilities
Cons
- No Blu-ray support
5. GOM Media Player
Over the years, GOM has emerged as one of the most versatile DVD players for Windows 10 and all other earlier versions of the OS. Its video playback features are nothing short of amazing since GOM enables you to play videos in various resolutions and file formats. However, if you would like to use this media player to open Blu-ray discs you must ensure that you have the necessary codecs. Even so, GOM features a variety of built-in codecs such as Vobris, H263, MP42 or XVID that ensure you can open almost all types of video files.
Besides stunning video playback capabilities that even allow you to view 360° VR videos, GOM also features an extensive subtitle library. The media player searches for subtitles automatically and if it finds a subtitle for a particular video it adds them automatically. Upgrading to the paid version of the GOM media player can be a good idea if you want to get rid of ads or make sure that the playback of 4K UHD video files is smooth.
Pros
- Quick and easy installation process
- A rich subtitle library
- Supports a broad range of audio and video files
- Low system requirements
Cons
- Additional codecs are required for the playback of Blu-ray discs
6. MPC-HC (Media Player Classic Home Cinema)
Even though it has been more than two years since the last and probably the final version of MPC-HC has been released, this media player is still one of the best ways to play DVDs and Blu-rays on Windows 10. The video and audio playback tools MPC-HC has to offer cannot be compared to those provided by VLC or even GOM media player as it only features the basic options you need to play a DVD or a Blu-ray disc. Moreover, the process of playing a DVD with MPC-HC is quite technical as you must adjust the media player’s settings in order to play content from that source.
The codecs you will have to install on your PC depends on the type of content you would like to watch. MPC-HC provides support for or codecs, but it is better to install a full codec pack and ensure that you have all the codecs you need to play audio and video files. Furthermore, playing videos in 4K resolution with MPC-HC is not possible, but you can use it as a DVB player if you want to broadcast videos from your PC to other devices.
Pros
- Ad-free
- Smooth playback of Blu-ray and DVD discs
- Supports all common audio and video file formats
- Different toolbar skins are available
Cons
- Basic audio and video playback options
7. KMPlayer
This modernly and elegantly designed media player lets you watch 3D, 4K or UHD videos regardless of the format in which they are saved. The KMPlayer features all codecs it needs to play different types of audio and video files, so you don’t have to look for codecs you need to open a particular media file. You can choose between 32-bit and 64-bit PC versions of KMPlayer, or opt to use this media player on an Android or iPhone device.
Adding subtitles to a video in KMPlayer is an effortless process that won’t take more than a couple of clicks. Besides the remarkable video playback options, KMPlayer also allows you to listen to music through its music player and enables you to download videos from Instagram, Daily Motion or YouTube. The media player also lets you capture audio and video files and save them in virtually any format you want.
Pros
- Displays high-resolution files accurately and without delay
- Performs well on older PC configurations
- Easy subtitle setup
- Offers basic screen capturing options
Cons
- No stereo sound support
8. PowerDVD 19
PowerDVD is arguably the best DVD player for Windows ever created, and it is no surprise that its latest version offers a wide range of audio and video playback options. PowerDVD 19 is available in Standard, Pro and Ultra versions that are all differently priced and provide different video and audio playback features. The Standard version of PowerDVD 19 can run on Windows 8.1 or Windows 7, but you can only play 4K videos with this media player if you have Windows 10 installed on your PC.
In addition to playing DVD and Blu-ray discs you can also use PowerDVD 19 to download videos, 360° VR videos, audio or image files and stream videos from PowerDVD to your television set. This iconic media player offers HDR support and it is True Theater technology enhances the colors in videos you play with it. However, if you would like to watch 8K or HDR content with PowerDVD 19 you must purchase its Ultra version.
Pros
- Full codec support
- Excellent screencasting capabilities
- Smooth playback of HDR, 8K and 4K videos
- Powerful audio playback features
Cons
- PowerDVD 19 cannot be used for free
9. Leawo Blue-ray player
If you are looking for a media player that can open both Blu-ray and DVD discs, you should look no further, because Leawo Blu-ray player is equipped with a plethora of features that make every home theater experience more enjoyable. The player lets you open DVD files, DVD folders, as well as DVD ISO and IFO files, however, you cannot use it to play videos in resolutions larger than 1080p.
Leawo Blu-ray player enables you to watch or listen to the content from Blu-ray discs on Windows 10 and all other versions of the OS up to Windows Vista. Adding subtitles or selecting the audio track of a video file is easy and optionally you can search through the DVD player’s subtitle library if the original video doesn’t have built-in subtitles. More advanced video playback options like screencasting or screen capturing are not available, which means that you can only watch the videos that are stored on DVDs or Blu-rays from your computer.
Pros
- Allows users to load multiple files simultaneously
- Compatible with all versions of Windows OS since Windows Vista
- Intuitive media control menu
- Excellent audio decoding options
Cons
- No advanced video and audio playback options
10. Macgo Windows Blu-ray
Even though this media player is primarily designed for macOS, the manufacturer announced that the Windows version of the app is going to become available soon. The Macgo Windows Blu-ray player is expected to offer support for a broad range of Blu-ray file formats and video files, which should enable its users to watch or listen to content without any restrictions. The media player can also display a variety of photo file formats, including CR2 files, and its users can utilize it to browse through their photo collections and ever view RAW files.
The current Mac-based versions of the software offer support for Dolby TrueHD Audio DTS-HD Master Audio and DTS 5.1 codecs that ensure you can hear every sound in a video accurately. Macgo Windows Blu-ray should also be equipped with a range of subtitle options that allow you to customize the color, size or the font of a video’s subtitles.
Pros
- Supports nearly all Blu-ray and video file formats
- Powerful audio playback features
- Displays image files
- Offers online video playback options
Cons
- This Blu-ray and DVD player is still in Beta stage
Conclusion
Even though Windows 10 doesn’t have a native DVD or Blu-ray players, finding a media player that enables you to watch video and audio content from Blu-ray or DVD discs shouldn’t be too difficult. Media players like Pot Player or VLC are powerful enough to provide smooth playback of all audio and video files for free, while DVD players like PowerDVD or KMPlayer are a better option if you are looking for a true home theater experience. Which DVD player for Windows 10 are you going to choose? Leave a comment and let us know.
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Mar 27, 2024• Proven solutions
As it is now the second decade of the 21st century, data carriers like DVDs are slowly becoming obsolete. A growing number of laptop and desktop PCs no longer feature optical disc drives, while the discontinuation of the Windows Media Center marked the end of an era in which Windows OS offered a built-in DVD player.
The Windows 10 doesn’t have a native app that enables you to play movies or music from DVD and Blu-ray discs, and you must install a third-party DVDvideo player if you want to view content from these sources. Luckily there is no shortage of media players that are compatible with Windows 10, so in this article, we are going to take you through some of the best free DVD players on the market and help you choose the one that meets all your needs.
Best Free DVD Players for Windows 10
Before you opt for one DVD player or the other you must first check which audio and video file formats they support or find out if you can use them to play Blu-ray discs. You should also check a player’s compatibility with the operating system you have installed on your computer and that you have all the codecs necessary to play ISO and other image, audio and video file format. So let’s take a look at ten best free DVD players for Windows 10.
1. VLC Media Player by VideoLan
Over the course of the last two decades, VLC has established itself as one of the most versatile media players ever created. This cross-platform app can be used on Macs, PCs, Linux computers and Smartphones to play different types of audio, image and video files. In fact, VLC is probably the most reliable DVD player you can find, as it allows you to play DVD and Blu-ray discs effortlessly. However, if you want to watch videos in 4K or 8K resolution, you must install the VLC 3.0 Vetinari update of the media player.
What’s more, playing a DVD or a Blu-ray with VLC is a simple task you can complete in just a few clicks. The Open Disc option that is located in the player’s Media menu enables you to choose if you would like to open a DVD, VCD, Audio CD or Blu-ray disc. Moreover, you won’t need to install additional or MPEG-4 codecs, since VLC can play the vast majority of video files regardless of the codec they are using.
Pros
- Available to all PC and Mac users for free
- The most versatile media player on the market
- Offers basic video editing options
- Powerful subtitle syncing tools
Cons
- The playback of 4K or 8K video files can be choppy
2. PotPlayer
If you are looking for a DVD player that is compatible with all versions of Windows that were released since Windows Vista, PotPlayer might be one of your best options. Besides providing support for all commonly used video file formats and allowing you to play DVDs, Blu-rays or audio CDs, PotPlayer also offers support for different types of 3D glasses. This Windows-based media player is equipped with enhanced H/W Acceleration technology that enables the software to assist the CPU and GPU during the playback of demanding video files.
PotPlayer has all the codecs that are required for the playback of various types of multimedia files, so you don’t have to waste time searching for the codec packs that make possible playing video and audio content that is stored on DVDs or Blu-rays. The media player lets you choose a sound card in case you have more just than one and it supports SRT and SMI, VOB and Blu-ray subtitles.
Pros
- Full OpenCodec support
- Provides a unique 3D viewing experience
- Enables users to bookmark chapters
- Compatible with TV, DVD and HDTV devices
Cons
- Audio playback options could be better
3. BlazeDVD
This is a powerful multimedia player that enables you to watch even region coded and CSS-encrypted DVDs. However, the free version of BlazeDVD doesn’t allow you to open region coded DVDs and Blu-rays or add subtitles to your files. So if you want to gain access to all the features this DVD player has to offer, you must make a one-time payment of $49.96 and upgrade to its Pro version. Both versions of BlazeDVD let you play DVDs, VCDs or SVCDs and allow you to choose between different playback modes.
The Surround Sound support enhances the audio playback and provides a theater-like experience to the viewers. Moreover, you can choose between ten audio filters you can apply to media files you open with BlazeDVD or use the Parental Control feature if you want to restrict the access to violent content to your children. Creating slideshows from still images or recording videos in an MPEG2 file format are also among the options you are going to have at your disposal if you opt for the paid version of BlazeDVD.
Pros
- Excellent audio playback capabilities
- Features a learning mode
- Equipped with the Smart Stretch technology
- Multi-core CPU acceleration features enhance the video and audio playback
Cons
- The free version of BlazeDVD offers only limited DVD and Blu-ray playback options
4. 5KPlayer
In case you are looking for a perfect DVD player for your home theater, 5KPlayer is probably one of the best options you can find on the market. PC and Mac users can install this DVD player on their devices for free and even use it to capture screens in 4K resolution. The AirPlay technology enables mirroring, while you can also use 5KPlayer to download videos from more than 300 websites including platforms like YouTube or Vimeo.
This media player offers a smooth playback of 4K, Full HD and 360° videos, and it enables you to stream audio and video via its DLNA and AirPlay features. Its DXVA2 hardware acceleration helps render HDR 4K and 8K videos in MTS, MKV or VR 360° formats. What’s more 5KPlayer can detect and play stereo, Dolby or DTS multichannel surround sound in MP3, WMA or FLAC file formats. This cross-platform multimedia player is equipped with a built-in radio player and it supports all common subtitle file formats.
Pros
- Offers support for a broad range of audio and video files
- Excellent screen capturing tools
- Enables users to download video content from Facebook, Dailymotion, YouTube or Vimeo
- Amazing streaming capabilities
Cons
- No Blu-ray support
5. GOM Media Player
Over the years, GOM has emerged as one of the most versatile DVD players for Windows 10 and all other earlier versions of the OS. Its video playback features are nothing short of amazing since GOM enables you to play videos in various resolutions and file formats. However, if you would like to use this media player to open Blu-ray discs you must ensure that you have the necessary codecs. Even so, GOM features a variety of built-in codecs such as Vobris, H263, MP42 or XVID that ensure you can open almost all types of video files.
Besides stunning video playback capabilities that even allow you to view 360° VR videos, GOM also features an extensive subtitle library. The media player searches for subtitles automatically and if it finds a subtitle for a particular video it adds them automatically. Upgrading to the paid version of the GOM media player can be a good idea if you want to get rid of ads or make sure that the playback of 4K UHD video files is smooth.
Pros
- Quick and easy installation process
- A rich subtitle library
- Supports a broad range of audio and video files
- Low system requirements
Cons
- Additional codecs are required for the playback of Blu-ray discs
6. MPC-HC (Media Player Classic Home Cinema)
Even though it has been more than two years since the last and probably the final version of MPC-HC has been released, this media player is still one of the best ways to play DVDs and Blu-rays on Windows 10. The video and audio playback tools MPC-HC has to offer cannot be compared to those provided by VLC or even GOM media player as it only features the basic options you need to play a DVD or a Blu-ray disc. Moreover, the process of playing a DVD with MPC-HC is quite technical as you must adjust the media player’s settings in order to play content from that source.
The codecs you will have to install on your PC depends on the type of content you would like to watch. MPC-HC provides support for or codecs, but it is better to install a full codec pack and ensure that you have all the codecs you need to play audio and video files. Furthermore, playing videos in 4K resolution with MPC-HC is not possible, but you can use it as a DVB player if you want to broadcast videos from your PC to other devices.
Pros
- Ad-free
- Smooth playback of Blu-ray and DVD discs
- Supports all common audio and video file formats
- Different toolbar skins are available
Cons
- Basic audio and video playback options
7. KMPlayer
This modernly and elegantly designed media player lets you watch 3D, 4K or UHD videos regardless of the format in which they are saved. The KMPlayer features all codecs it needs to play different types of audio and video files, so you don’t have to look for codecs you need to open a particular media file. You can choose between 32-bit and 64-bit PC versions of KMPlayer, or opt to use this media player on an Android or iPhone device.
Adding subtitles to a video in KMPlayer is an effortless process that won’t take more than a couple of clicks. Besides the remarkable video playback options, KMPlayer also allows you to listen to music through its music player and enables you to download videos from Instagram, Daily Motion or YouTube. The media player also lets you capture audio and video files and save them in virtually any format you want.
Pros
- Displays high-resolution files accurately and without delay
- Performs well on older PC configurations
- Easy subtitle setup
- Offers basic screen capturing options
Cons
- No stereo sound support
8. PowerDVD 19
PowerDVD is arguably the best DVD player for Windows ever created, and it is no surprise that its latest version offers a wide range of audio and video playback options. PowerDVD 19 is available in Standard, Pro and Ultra versions that are all differently priced and provide different video and audio playback features. The Standard version of PowerDVD 19 can run on Windows 8.1 or Windows 7, but you can only play 4K videos with this media player if you have Windows 10 installed on your PC.
In addition to playing DVD and Blu-ray discs you can also use PowerDVD 19 to download videos, 360° VR videos, audio or image files and stream videos from PowerDVD to your television set. This iconic media player offers HDR support and it is True Theater technology enhances the colors in videos you play with it. However, if you would like to watch 8K or HDR content with PowerDVD 19 you must purchase its Ultra version.
Pros
- Full codec support
- Excellent screencasting capabilities
- Smooth playback of HDR, 8K and 4K videos
- Powerful audio playback features
Cons
- PowerDVD 19 cannot be used for free
9. Leawo Blue-ray player
If you are looking for a media player that can open both Blu-ray and DVD discs, you should look no further, because Leawo Blu-ray player is equipped with a plethora of features that make every home theater experience more enjoyable. The player lets you open DVD files, DVD folders, as well as DVD ISO and IFO files, however, you cannot use it to play videos in resolutions larger than 1080p.
Leawo Blu-ray player enables you to watch or listen to the content from Blu-ray discs on Windows 10 and all other versions of the OS up to Windows Vista. Adding subtitles or selecting the audio track of a video file is easy and optionally you can search through the DVD player’s subtitle library if the original video doesn’t have built-in subtitles. More advanced video playback options like screencasting or screen capturing are not available, which means that you can only watch the videos that are stored on DVDs or Blu-rays from your computer.
Pros
- Allows users to load multiple files simultaneously
- Compatible with all versions of Windows OS since Windows Vista
- Intuitive media control menu
- Excellent audio decoding options
Cons
- No advanced video and audio playback options
10. Macgo Windows Blu-ray
Even though this media player is primarily designed for macOS, the manufacturer announced that the Windows version of the app is going to become available soon. The Macgo Windows Blu-ray player is expected to offer support for a broad range of Blu-ray file formats and video files, which should enable its users to watch or listen to content without any restrictions. The media player can also display a variety of photo file formats, including CR2 files, and its users can utilize it to browse through their photo collections and ever view RAW files.
The current Mac-based versions of the software offer support for Dolby TrueHD Audio DTS-HD Master Audio and DTS 5.1 codecs that ensure you can hear every sound in a video accurately. Macgo Windows Blu-ray should also be equipped with a range of subtitle options that allow you to customize the color, size or the font of a video’s subtitles.
Pros
- Supports nearly all Blu-ray and video file formats
- Powerful audio playback features
- Displays image files
- Offers online video playback options
Cons
- This Blu-ray and DVD player is still in Beta stage
Conclusion
Even though Windows 10 doesn’t have a native DVD or Blu-ray players, finding a media player that enables you to watch video and audio content from Blu-ray or DVD discs shouldn’t be too difficult. Media players like Pot Player or VLC are powerful enough to provide smooth playback of all audio and video files for free, while DVD players like PowerDVD or KMPlayer are a better option if you are looking for a true home theater experience. Which DVD player for Windows 10 are you going to choose? Leave a comment and let us know.
Ollie Mattison
Ollie Mattison is a writer and a lover of all things video.
Follow @Ollie Mattison
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