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Windows Movie Maker
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Changing Language Settings
- Click on the Control Panel
- Choose Windows Live Language Settings
- A window will open with the question "Which language do you want to use?"
- Select the desired language and click OK
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Alternatives to Windows Movie Maker
- VirtualDub: It is free and suitable for beginners.
- VSDC Free Video Editor: It is free and suitable for advanced users.
- Lightworks: It is free and suitable for professionals.
- Adobe Premiere Elements: Although not free, it is suitable for both advanced users and professionals.
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Finding Windows Movie Maker
- If you can’t find it, click on the Windows flag in the lower-left corner of the screen.
- Search for "movie maker" in the Start menu search field.
- Click on the film icon among the search results.
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Finding Windows Movie Maker on Windows 10
- The process is extremely simple:
- Launch the file
- Select "Photo Gallery and Movie Maker" in the "Select the programs you want to install" section
- Click Install
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Popular Video Editing Programs
- OpenShot: The best user-friendly video editor for beginners.
- VSDC Video Editor: The best program offering a wide range of video editing tools.
- Avidemux
- Lightworks
- Shotcut
- HitFilm Express
- DaVinci Resolve 16
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Choosing the Right Program
- To be a film author, you need to choose the ideal program similar to Windows Movie Maker.
- Similar programs include Shotcut, Openshot, VSDC Video Editor, VirtualDub, Lightworks, and HitFilm Express.
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Windows Movie Maker on Windows 7
- For Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 10, double-click on the file "wlsetup-windows-essentials-en.exe".
- For Windows XP, click on "mm20esn.exe" to start the installation of this version.
- To begin the Movie Maker installation, accept "allow changes to your computer" and click "yes".
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Installing Movie Maker Wizard
- Click on the link provided to the MajorGeeks website.
- Then, click on "Download@MajorGeeks" to start the automatic download of the Movie Maker installation file.
- Next, click the "Yes" button to start the installation file.
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Video Editing on a Laptop
- Avidemux (for Windows, macOS, and Linux)
- Wondershare Filmora (for Windows and macOS)
- Clipify (for Windows, macOS, and Linux)
- Lightworks (for Windows, macOS, and Linux)
- OpenShot (for Windows, macOS, and Linux)
- Shotcut (for Windows, macOS, and Linux)
- Movie Maker (for Windows)
- Free Video Joiner (for Windows)
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Getting iMovie on Windows
- iMovie is a free and user-friendly video editor that comes pre-installed on many Apple devices.
- Unfortunately, iMovie cannot be used on Windows.