To be honest, I only really use their Fade transition – I’m not very adventurous – but most of them look great and I can see YouTubers being attracted to these.įilmora comes with 233 different transitions as standard, with more readily available via their FilmStock library.īut it’s not just the quantity that’s in Filmora’s favor, they also have far better looking transitions than Camtasia. And it’s not just the amount of transitions that has improved, the quality of them is so much better! Transitions are short animations that are commonly applied to the gap between two video clips.Ĭamtasia comes with 121 different transitions.Ĭamtasia 2021 comes with a lot more transitions than the previous version. On the other hand, Filmora costs a one-time fee of $79.99.Īlternatively, you can pay $49.99 per year to always have access to the latest version of Filmora.įilmora is ~$170 cheaper than Camtasia! Transitions If you’d like to receive future versions of Camtasia, you then need to purchase their Maintenance plan separately ($49.75 per year).
I’ll just be comparing their most popular one-time fee option here.Ĭamtasia costs $249.99 for an individual licence. It’s worth noting that both video editors have various price plans. I’m going to start off this Camtasia vs Filmora comparison with a breakdown of perhaps the deal breaker for some – the cost. Camtasia vs Filmora: Overviewīefore I dive into the detailed comparison, I thought I would firstly give you an overview table that provides a quick glance at the differences between Camtasia and Filmora. In this article, I’ll compare the main features of the latest versions of Camtasia ( Camtasia 2021) and Filmora ( Filmora X) to see which one comes out on top.
So, this got me thinking about a Camtasia vs Filmora showdown. I’ve been a Camtasia user for many years now however, I recently tried out Filmora to see how it compares, and I was pretty impressed!
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