If you set anything different from your video, you’ll have to dive into settings and tweak them until you get it right. While it supports all the import formats that the paid version does, it can be tricky getting everything to import easily for the uninitiated-you have to define project settings like resolution, framerate, and so on before you import your files. If you use it more frequently and still like it, wait for a good offer for a Year or Outright license and get it.Lightworks guides you through the process of setting up your first project with simple tooltips, but they’re a far cry for the powerful tutorials and wizards available in some other software. If you need 1080p export or above purchase the next monthly license and export the work finished with the Free license. I'd suggest test the export functions with your current license, save your money for a while and start editing. The major benefit of the Pro version is export resolutions higher than 720p. It includes almost all editing and all import features. In my view, to get started and familiar with Lightworks, the Free version is sufficient. Furthermore, I'm not sure if the coupon code applies more than once to one registration, but I can imagine that there are currently coupons for 40% discount on Year licenses with Boris Graffiti included. You'll find further details about licensing and activation under 'Help.FAQ' on top of this page.Įven with a discount of 40% the monthly license isn't a good deal if you're planning to use it over a longer period. All Lightworks licenses apply to one computer and there's as second spare license for a second machine or when migrating the system.

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