What's the best video editing app for beginners trying to make tutorial/how-to guides?

I am looking to create some support videos to help show customers how to interact with various UI/UX features on their devices. I am currently looking for an application that will allow me to blur out personal info that is in the recording. I made sc… See more

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Screen Flow

Screen recording and editing for Mac

This software is designed for your use case and easy to use.
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GIF Brewery

Convert Video files to animated GIFs.

Ayush Mittal12bro @boombro, Founder RefR ✌ · Written
I used GIF Brewery for small-little explainers. You can select frame count and frame delay to control the speed of the explainer and then to hide (blur) something you can use text or sticker.
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iMovie for Mac

Turn 4K video into movie magic

Hemanth GCEO, Wipadika Innovations · Written
Powerful & Easy editor for videos. We use it for Quick Software demos all the time.
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Jessica Jean ArmstrongProduct Manager, Vimix · Written
I have used this one too - it's simple enough to use for most skill levels and like Hemanth said, it's powerful for advanced features too
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Omer Molad3Co-founder and CEO @ Vervoe · Written
QT is actually really easy to use for "how to" videos and it's free.
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This is an unconventional recommendation, but you can drop a video clip onto a slide in Keynote, and then create your supers and animate them. For example, let's say you have a text box that should move across the screen, then all you do is draw your shape, select it, click on Animate in the top right corner, and then select your actions to define the animation. When you're done, you can export it back out as a video file. It's a basic solution, but it's really easy to use and Keynote is free.
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