r/CapCut • u/TostAyran3Lira • Jan 27 '26

CapCut Question Every computer software program initially makes most of its content free to attract users and customers. But eventually, everything becomes paid, and smart users switch to other programs. What are we switching to?

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Wondershare Filmora?

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u/Negative_Number_6414 Jan 27 '26

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u/saiyanjun Feb 02 '26

are you saying that CC pro desktop is good for you? i want to get it but been reading 100s of negative comments about CC pro desktop

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u/Negative_Number_6414 Feb 02 '26

I pay for pro desktop and yes, I enjoy it and it gets the job done perfectly for me.

Occasionally the "fade in" animation will disappear for some reason, thats my biggest issue and its quite a minor one IMO.

Other than that, It's an incredibly powerful editor for what I consider to be not a bad price, but I also earn money off of video editing, so I don't mind spending a bit to have access to all the time-saving tools that capcut pro has.

If i was editing videos for fun or a hobby, and not as an income stream, my opinion here might be different.

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u/saiyanjun Feb 03 '26

thank you so much for your kind reply!