# Graphic Design & Video Production

## Introduction&#x20;

We like to treat our videos and graphics as an integral part of the project. No matter how great your project may be, if it lacks good visual communication it is often challenging to gain attention. Here, we have provided you with a list of some great open-sourced or free tools we use to help us develop and produce various video and graphic content.&#x20;

## Inkscape

Inkscape is a fully open sourced free-to-use graphic design software suite. The capabilities of the software are astonishing, however, we ourselves admittedly have not learned most of the functions (lol). That leads us to the primary downside, its UI is confusing and a bit intimating, however, we are well aware of its powers from even basic use.

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Not recommended for new users! The UI can be overwhelming
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{% embed url="<https://inkscape.org>" %}

## Shotcut

Shotcut is not the best nor most feature-rich video editing software out there, but it gets the job done! We love that it's free and open-sourced with a decently large helpful community base. Fun fact, all our videos are edited in it!

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We have found Shotcut to be glitchy, especially after updates! To prevent lost projects save often!
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{% embed url="<https://shotcut.org>" %}

## Stickermule Tools

Stickermule offers free browser-based tools for simple graphic editing! Stickermule Studio has been a really great tool for creating graphics in a rush on the go for us personally. The background remover and upscale tool is also really handy for general use (in our experience, it works better than some of the graphics tools we use every day!).&#x20;

{% embed url="<https://www.stickermule.com/tools>" %}

## Photo Mosh

Add cool glitch effects to images and videos with this cool online tool!

{% embed url="<https://photomosh.com/>" %}


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