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EaseUS Video Editor vs MAGIX Video deluxe

Both stand on video editing software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

EaseUS Video Editor

Free trial Windows

EaseUS Video Editor provides a Windows desktop workflow with broad editing, subtitle, audio, and format support. Choose a paid plan when watermark-free 4K export, Pro effects, and included support are required.

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MAGIX Video deluxe

Free trial Windows

Video deluxe combines multiple editing modes, high-resolution support, and AI tools in a Windows desktop product. Compare edition allowances and note the internet and registration requirements before choosing.

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The facts

	EaseUS Video Editor	MAGIX Video deluxe
Free plan	A free trial	A free trial
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Windows	Windows
Lowest paid plan	Yearly: $49.95 a year	Plus: $44.99, paid once
Plans published	7	3
Maker	EaseUS Video Editor	MAGIX Video deluxe
Website	multimedia.easeus.com	magix.com
On video editing software	#125 of 153	#121 of 153

EaseUS Video Editor: what it does well

Multi-track timeline and real-time preview
AI speech-to-text and editable subtitles
Audio extraction, voiceovers, and noise reduction
Pro export up to 4K without watermark
Supports many listed video formats

What to know first

No web or mobile app
Trial exports carry a watermark
Trial omits Pro features
Music library is personal, non-commercial use

MAGIX Video deluxe: what it does well

Storyboard and Timeline editing modes are available.
Supports up to 200 multimedia tracks.
Multicam editing supports up to four cameras.
AI tools include offline voiceovers and subtitles.
Exports video up to 8K Ultra HD.

What to know first

No free plan is listed.
An internet connection is required for download and registration.
The product is listed for Windows, with no web or mobile app.

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