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[[File:Kdenlive Logo.png|thumb|right|The logo for kdenlive.]]

'''Kdenlive''', short for '''KDE Non-Linear Video Editor''' is a free and open source video editor made primarily for [[Linux]] by the KDE community, primarily known for their work on the Plasma desktop environment.<ref>https://kdenlive.org/en/</ref> Kdenlive can also be used on [[Windows]], [[macOS]], and [[FreeBSD]] operating systems.

'''Kdenlive''', short for '''KDE Non-Linear Video Editor''' is a free and open source video editor made primarily for [[Linux]] by the KDE community, primarily known for their work on the Plasma desktop environment.<ref>https://kdenlive.org/en/</ref> It is based on the MLT framework, which was also used to create [[Shotcut]], [[Flowblade]] and many others.<ref>https://www.mltframework.org/projects/</ref>

Kdenlive can also be used on [[Windows]], [[macOS]], and [[FreeBSD]] operating systems.

=Usage=

[[File:Kdenlive interaface.png|thumb|right|kdenlive 25.04.3-1 in action.]]

Kdenlive works similarly to other MLT-based NLE editors.

==Changing Speed==

While kdenlive can change footage speed, it is a bit more intricate of a process than other editors:

* Go to the project bin and right click the footage.

* Select "Clip Jobs" -> "Duplicate Clip with Speed Change".

* Set the new speed to the desired value. Set to negative for reverse.

* This will create a new clip with a ".mlt" extension in your project bin. Replace the old footage with the updated one to use it.<ref>https://superuser.com/questions/1381953/how-to-reverse-a-clip-on-kdenlive</ref>

Alternatively, there exists a graph editor for time remapping that can be accessed by right clicking the footage, enabling Time Remapping, then modifying it to your heart's content in the Time Remapping panel.

==Effects==

Kdenlive uses frei0r as its effect package.

=Sources=

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 [[File:Kdenlive Logo.png|thumb|right|The logo for kdenlive.]]
-'''Kdenlive''', short for '''KDE Non-Linear Video Editor''' is a free and open source video editor made primarily for [[Linux]] by the KDE community, primarily known for their work on the Plasma desktop environment.<ref>https://kdenlive.org/en/</ref> Kdenlive can also be used on [[Windows]], [[macOS]], and [[FreeBSD]] operating systems.
+'''Kdenlive''', short for '''KDE Non-Linear Video Editor''' is a free and open source video editor made primarily for [[Linux]] by the KDE community, primarily known for their work on the Plasma desktop environment.<ref>https://kdenlive.org/en/</ref> It is based on the MLT framework, which was also used to create [[Shotcut]], [[Flowblade]] and many others.<ref>https://www.mltframework.org/projects/</ref>
+Kdenlive can also be used on [[Windows]], [[macOS]], and [[FreeBSD]] operating systems.
 =Usage=
+[[File:Kdenlive interaface.png|thumb|right|kdenlive 25.04.3-1 in action.]]
+Kdenlive works similarly to other MLT-based NLE editors.
+==Changing Speed==
+While kdenlive can change footage speed, it is a bit more intricate of a process than other editors:
+* Go to the project bin and right click the footage.
+* Select "Clip Jobs" -> "Duplicate Clip with Speed Change".
+* Set the new speed to the desired value. Set to negative for reverse.
+* This will create a new clip with a ".mlt" extension in your project bin. Replace the old footage with the updated one to use it.<ref>https://superuser.com/questions/1381953/how-to-reverse-a-clip-on-kdenlive</ref>
+Alternatively, there exists a graph editor for time remapping that can be accessed by right clicking the footage, enabling Time Remapping, then modifying it to your heart's content in the Time Remapping panel.
+==Effects==
+Kdenlive uses frei0r as its effect package.
 =Sources=