What's the best video editor for photographers adding video to their portfolio?

Photographers moving into video work usually don't want to relearn their craft from scratch on a desktop editing suite — a browser editor with a familiar, simpler timeline is a lower-friction way to start cutting portfolio reels and behind-the-scenes content from a shoot.

For a photography business, watermark-free, full-resolution export matters directly on a portfolio site or Instagram, where a video reel sits right next to still work that's already presented at full quality — a lesser-quality or watermarked video would undercut the portfolio.

• Lower learning curve than a full desktop suite for photographers starting with video
• Watermark-free 1080p export that matches the quality bar of still portfolio work
• Cut behind-the-scenes and highlight reels from shoot footage quickly
• Free — a low-risk way to test video as a service offering

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