Adjust the audio levels of your video and audio tracks by clicking on the “Audio Mixer” tab.

Then, enter the text you want to add and adjust its properties such as font, size, and color.

Add text to your video by clicking on the “Text” filter in the “Filters” tab, and drag and drop it onto the video clip in the “Timeline”.

Adjust the color and brightness of your video using the “Color Grading” tools in the “Filters” tab.

Add transitions and filters to your video by clicking on the “Filters” tab, and drag and drop the desired filter or transition onto the video clip in the “Timeline”.

Use the editing tools in the “Timeline” to trim, split, or adjust the duration of your video clips.

Drag and drop your media files onto the “Timeline” to arrange them in the order you want.

Import your media files (videos, images, and audio) by clicking “Open File” in the “Playlist” window, or dragging and dropping them directly into the “Playlist”.

Open Shotcut and create a new project by clicking “File” > “New Project”.

Download and install the Shotcut video editor on your Mac, Windows, or Linux.

Shotcut is a popular choice for amateur and professional video editors alike, as it provides advanced features and functionality without the need for a paid subscription or license. It also allows users to add text to their videos, adjust audio levels, and export their finished videos in various formats. It provides users with a wide range of features and tools to edit their videos, including support for a variety of video and audio formats, timeline editing, video transitions, filters, and color grading tools. Shotcut is a free, open-source, and cross-platform video editing software for Windows, macOS, and Linux.

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