Name: Camtasia
Rating: 4.58 (12 reviews)

Most video editors force you to choose between ease of use and professional results. Camtasia changes the game with AI-powered workflows that help you create stunning, pro-quality videos in minutes—no experience required. Precision control and AI speed— amplify your creativity and stay in command while producing videos faster than ever.

Great for creating videos and explainers. Easy to pickup.

I've been using Camtasia for some 5 years and I love it. It's so user-friendly and offer fantastic features.

Running a US real estate services business for 9 years now, Camtasia transformed how realtors create content from simple property tours to virtual showings during COVID, and my team has it already in Stacked products, which is crucial for modern real estate marketing success.

I use Camtasia to edit The Visual Lounge video podcast on Mac. It has been super reliable. I love having the ability to use a template that makes it easy for me not to rethink the opening, the end music, and other functionalities. I have found that I can rough cut and polish faster than with different tools.

One of the tools that I could never do without

With this new Camtasia Online, Loom had better watch out! 😏

It is a great product to make collaborative videos online. It is online so you do not need to download anything and make it easy to invite other people to collaborate.

versatile product that is easy to use

Great for putting together YouTube videos. Zoom and Pan feature is excellent. But, it lacks some more advanced features. Can be slow.

The integrated recorder, feature set, and interface make it efficient to create training/educational/software demo videos.

I've been using Camtasia for over 5 years now (for YouTube videos on my channel Leon Renner) and while other companies improve the performance of their software, Camtasia neglects the performance and instead adds more effects. I had issues so far, where I would extend a frame and the software would simply crash. This got to the point that when I reopened my project and clicked on the snipped with the extended frame, the software would crash again, basically making me lose my project as it's not editable anymore. Once that was fixed (took more than 1 year), the next crashes happened when trying to add clip speed to a clip. Then sometimes the software just crashes randomly without any note or any reason (not reproducible). Oh, and one of the worst things I experienced so far is, that in one of my Camtasia recordings, my voice kept recording but the screen simply stopped recording. Unfortunately I only figured that out after the recording was done and I watched it. You could see the mouse make all the movements, but the screen was always the same. So again, another project lost. And don't get me started on the editing performance. When doing a lot of cuts in one project, Camtasia will get so slow, to the point where you often have to wait 10 seconds after performing another cut until Camtasia is ready to perform the next step. With all these issues, editing my projects took 2-3x more time compared to a proper editing software like Premiere Pro. Camtasia always wants to blame the PC hardware of the user but when I edit my project in Premiere Pro, everything is super fast. My take from all of this: Camtasia has probably been coded inefficiently and instead of doing a proper rebuild of the software, they simply try to add workarounds (like proxy video), which don't solve the underlaying issues. But hey, at least we get more transitions and effects with every new version that comes along. And if you don't believe me, simply do a Google Search for Camtasia issues...

Hi Leon,

I'm sorry to hear about the trouble you've had with Camtasia. We appreciate you sticking with us for over 5 years and sharing your honest feedback.

I totally get how these crashes and performance issues can be a huge pain. I'll reach out to you directly to help resolve these issues and make sure you get the support you need.

Thanks for your patience and for letting us know what's going on.

-Brent

Camtasia

The best all-in-one video editor and screen recorder

The best all-in-one video editor and screen recorder

Camtasia

The best all-in-one video editor and screen recorder

The best all-in-one video editor and screen recorder

Camtasia reviews

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