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By the toolist.ai editors. Read from Filmora's pricing page, not hands-on tested by toolist.ai. Updated October 30, 2026.

Filmora pricing

Filmora's cheapest paid plan is Basic at $4.17 a month billed yearly.

Free plan: The basic editing tools (timeline, multicam, planar and motion tracking, keyframes and color tools) at no cost and with no time limit, but every export carries a Filmora watermark. No AI credits or cloud storage, a smaller asset library (1,500+ effects and filters, 600+ stock media items), AI Mate 15 times a day and, by Wondershare's FAQ, limited free trials of some AI features.

PlanBilled monthlyBilled yearly, per monthIncludes
Free free free Basic editing tools and exports with a Filmora watermark; no AI credits or cloud storage; 1,500+ effects and filters, 1,200+ transitions, 6,000+ titles, 9,600+ music tracks, 6,600+ sound effects and 600+ stock media items; AI Mate 15 times a day
Basic not listed $4.17 $49.99 a year on Windows ($69.99 on Mac, $5.83 a month), renewing automatically; no AI credits; no watermark, 4K export, every future version while subscribed, 1 GB cloud storage, 500 AI Mate conversations a month; the 2.9 million-item Creative Assets library is not included
Advanced not listed $5 $59.99 a year on Windows ($79.99 on Mac, $6.67 a month), renewing automatically; 1,000 AI credits every 30 days (unused ones reclaimed) for 20+ AI features; Auto Reframe, AI Portrait, AI Face Mosaic, AI Color Palette and Smart Search at no credit cost; 10 GB cloud storage; otherwise as Basic, without the Creative Assets library
Premium not listed $8.33 $99.99 a year on Windows ($119.99 on Mac, $10.00 a month), renewing automatically; 2,000 AI credits every 30 days, the Creative Assets library and 100 GB cloud storage; otherwise as Advanced
Perpetual not listed not listed $79.99 once for Windows or $99.99 for Mac, for one platform; updates within Filmora 16 only, not later major versions; 1,000 AI credits once, which do not expire; 1 GB cloud storage, no watermark, 4K export, 500 AI Mate conversations a month; the Creative Assets library is not included
Team not listed not listed Yearly, for Windows or Mac: $155.88 for one user, $280.56 for two, $420.84 for three, $561.12 for four and $701.40 for five; company use without a 'made by Filmora' credit, senior tech support and multi-user control; no AI credits or Creative Assets; more than five users through a form
Education not listed not listed For verified students and teachers, on Windows: a monthly plan at $19.99 (struck from $29.99), a yearly plan at $39.99 (from $49.99) and a perpetual licence for one PC at $49.99 (from $79.99); the cards list 1,000 AI credits (a month on the monthly and yearly plans), while a note on the same page says the plans include no credit benefits or Creative Assets; educators ask for a custom plan by form
AI credit packs and subscriptions not listed not listed Packs valid for a year: 1,500 credits for $9.99, 5,000 for $25.99, 10,000 for $50.99, 20,000 for $99.99, 50,000 for $219 and 100,000 for $399; or a credit subscription of 2,000 credits every 30 days for $9.99 a month, or 8,000 for $37.99 a month; on Windows and Mac only
Creative Assets add-on not listed not listed $19.99 a month, $39.99 a quarter or $99.99 a year, software not included: the 2.9 million-item library of stock media, music, sound effects, titles, transitions, effects and templates; a 14-day free trial when ticked on a plan card at purchase, renewing at $19.99 a month
Cost per finished minuteNot measured by us, and the vendor does not publish an allowance we can divide by.

Prices last checked: 2026-10-30 on Filmora's pricing page.

Price history

No price change since we first recorded these prices on October 21, 2026. We re-check them every week and list each change here.

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