Compare DaVinci Resolve and iMovie 
- Users report that iMovie excels in ease of use, with a score of 8.9, making it a favorite for beginners who appreciate its intuitive interface. In contrast, DaVinci Resolve, while powerful, has a steeper learning curve, reflected in its lower ease of use score of 7.8.
- Reviewers mention that DaVinci Resolve shines in audio mixing capabilities, scoring 8.8, which is significantly higher than iMovie's score of 7.2. This makes DaVinci a better choice for users who prioritize high-quality audio production.
- G2 users highlight that iMovie offers a more straightforward setup process, achieving a score of 9.4, while DaVinci Resolve's setup is rated lower at 7.9, indicating that users may face more challenges getting started with DaVinci.
- Users on G2 note that DaVinci Resolve provides superior text animation features, scoring 8.2 compared to iMovie's 7.3. This is particularly appealing for users looking to create dynamic and engaging video content.
- Reviewers say that iMovie's clip editing capabilities are robust, with a score of 8.9, but DaVinci Resolve edges ahead with a score of 9.1, making it the preferred option for users who require advanced editing features.
- Users report that DaVinci Resolve's generative AI features, such as AI text generation and AI text-to-speech, are significantly more advanced, scoring 8.3 and 7.5 respectively, while iMovie's scores are much lower at 4.8 and 2.9, indicating a clear advantage for DaVinci in this area.
The interface is quite modern. It takes some getting used to, but once you know your way around, it becomes a breeze. There are a lot of features to play around with in Resolve, so you should have fun tinkering with various aspects of your video. I also...
There are several bugs but I'll mainly focus on this one in particular. My computer has no spec issues, and runs every single other video editing software in existence with perfect precision and speed. Davinci Resolve, on the other hand, crashes and closes...
It is pretty straight forward, user-friendly, easy to learn. Would recommend to any beginner video editor.
What I like least is the lack of flexibility in the resources that can be carried out. On the other hand, I love the templates but after making several videos they start to repeat themselves, that is, there are few templates.
The interface is quite modern. It takes some getting used to, but once you know your way around, it becomes a breeze. There are a lot of features to play around with in Resolve, so you should have fun tinkering with various aspects of your video. I also...
It is pretty straight forward, user-friendly, easy to learn. Would recommend to any beginner video editor.
There are several bugs but I'll mainly focus on this one in particular. My computer has no spec issues, and runs every single other video editing software in existence with perfect precision and speed. Davinci Resolve, on the other hand, crashes and closes...
What I like least is the lack of flexibility in the resources that can be carried out. On the other hand, I love the templates but after making several videos they start to repeat themselves, that is, there are few templates.
