Windows Movie Maker
by Microsoft
Classic Windows slideshow and video editor for casual creators
Overview
Windows Movie Maker is a video editing software for home users and educators creating slideshow movies from photos, video clips, and audio on Windows PCs. Originally bundled by Microsoft starting with Windows Me in 2000, it offered timeline-based cut, split, join, rotate, and flip operations plus titles, transitions, and voice-over narration. Microsoft discontinued the official download in 2017 and replaced it with the Photos app Video Editor, and later Clipchamp on Windows 11, though community ports and Microsoft Store reissues remain in circulation.
Key Features
5 capabilities across the Video Editing workflow.
Timeline Editing
Arrange clips and photos on a timeline with split, trim, and join operations.
Transitions and Effects
Apply built-in transitions, fades, and visual effects between clips with one click.
Titles and Captions
Add opening titles, captions, and credits with customizable fonts and animations.
Audio and Voice-Over
Layer background music and record narration directly over the video timeline.
Photo Slideshow Builder
Turn still photos into timed slideshow movies with music and transitions.
Pricing Plans
All prices in INR. Contact vendor for enterprise & annual discounts.
Free (Discontinued)
flat · custom billing
- Originally bundled with Windows
- Replaced by Photos and Clipchamp