Free open-source video and motion editor for Apple Silicon Macs. Connect a coding agent (Claude Code, Codex) to rewrite panels, effects, and extensions inside the running app.
Why I recommend it: macOS only, requires an Apple Silicon chip. Free and open-source; extending it means running your own coding agent, so the useful audience is people already comfortable in code.
The free official community forum for DaVinci Resolve and Blackmagic hardware, where editors and colourists troubleshoot, share workflows and answer beginner questions.
Why I recommend it: If you edit your own video content, search this forum before paying anyone for a fix. Most problems are already answered here.
A free all-in-one video and photo editor for social content, with templates, captions, auto-subtitles, background removal, and AI editing tools on web, desktop, and mobile.
Why I recommend it: The fastest way to make a decent video introduction or short-form post without buying software. Auto-captions alone will lift your reach.
A walkthrough of an AI-assisted short-form video editing workflow, covering the setup and the specific prompts used to cut, caption, and assemble clips without manual editing.
Why I recommend it: Copy the prompts, not the whole stack. One good repeatable editing routine beats a pile of tools you only use once.
