#Vsdc instruction .pdf for free#

It is only available for PC so in the video tutorial that goes along with this post, I show you around the platform on my PC.

Even thought VSDC is a free video editor, it’s also a full-featured editor–you can do A LOT with it, including edit footage up to 4k.

#Vsdc instruction .pdf for free#

If you’re a PC user and you’re looking for free video editing software, I encourage you to check out VSDC and get started along with me in this tutorial (as well as the second and third tutorials, when they go live!). Thank you for supporting the brands that make this blog possible! Read my disclosure policy here. My experience is my own, and your experience may differ.

All thoughts and opinions are my own and are not influenced by VSDC or its affiliates. I am provided with compensation for advertisements on this blog and commissions for purchases made through links in this post. So in this first installment in this three-part series, let’s dive into getting started with editing your GoPro videos, mobile phone videos, or any kind of video, with VSDC.ĭisclosure: This post is sponsored by VSDC and this page may contain affiliate links. In fact, VSDC came to me and asked if there was any way we could partner together to get the word out about their free video editor, knowing that video editing is a hot topic (especially among my audience of video and GoPro enthusiasts). VSDC is a free video editing software and it’s full-featured… meaning there is no trial period, no watermarks, and no usage limits on the free version. If there is one question I hear all the time, it’s “what free video editing software can I use to edit my videos?” There are a handful of free video editor options out there for Mac and PC users, but one of them was recently retired by GoPro, and in its place, GoPro recommends PC users use VSDC.