MAGIX Video deluxe

At a glance

• Editor score
  3.8 / 10
• Pricing
  From $54.99
• Best for
  Affordable Windows editing with stabilization
• Free plan
  No
• Founded
  1993 · Berlin, Germany
• Facts checked
  21 Sep 2026

• Where it wins

  • Supports stabilization, multicam editing, color grading, and 8K export
  • AI subtitles and voiceovers add practical speech and accessibility tools
  • Perpetual plans start at $54.99 one-time

• Where it doesn't

  • Windows-only availability limits platform flexibility
  • No free plan is offered
  • Higher tiers increase upfront cost for bundled plug-ins and content

Our verdict on MAGIX Video deluxe

MAGIX Video deluxe is a Windows desktop video editor for beginners, home editors, and experienced users. Its timeline tools cover cutting, trimming, track handling, keyframes, effects, transitions, titles, color grading, stabilization, slow motion, and time-lapse effects. Multicam editing supports up to four cameras, while exports extend to 8K. AI-assisted subtitles, text-to-speech voiceovers, image enhancement, cloud storage, media sharing, and exports to YouTube, Vimeo, smartphones, and tablets broaden its appeal beyond basic cutting. It suits Windows users who want a general-purpose editor with stabilization and higher-resolution workflows.

Pricing is organized into Plus, Premium, and Ultimate perpetual-license editions. Plus costs $54.99 one-time and includes AI subtitles and voiceovers, color grading and LUTs, more than 2,000 effects, fades, and templates, 8K Ultra HD support, and multicam editing. Premium costs $69.99 one-time and adds the proDAD Hide V2 plug-in bundle, AI-powered object removal, a 1,000-soundtrack bundle, and more AI credits and stock downloads. Ultimate costs $119.99 one-time and adds five proDAD plug-ins, Cinema LUTs Bundle 5, the Ultimate Content Pack, image stabilization, and title animations. The published plans show a clear upgrade path, but each step requires a larger upfront purchase.

The strongest fit is a Windows-based workflow that values broad editing tools, stabilization, multicam support, grading, and 8K output in a desktop application. Cloud storage and media sharing provide connected features, while the listed export destinations support common publishing routes. However, the software is Windows-only, and buyers focused specifically on dedicated 360 video workflows should compare it with a 360-focused alternative before choosing. MAGIX Video deluxe is therefore better suited to general Windows editing than to a narrowly specialized 360 production workflow.

MAGIX Video deluxe pricing

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• Garmin VIRB EditA focused, no-cost choice for Garmin 360 editing, stitching and telemetry overlays.—
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• GQGoPro QuikA strong mobile and web option for reframing 360 footage, especially from GoPro cameras.3.8

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