Movie Maker for Mac

Create custom media presentations from photos and videos
Sep 16, 2025
Rating:
3.0 on 5 votes
Category:
Audio & Video › Editors & Converters
Developer:
Ephnic
License:
Shareware $29.99
Total downloads:
5,659
Latest version:
3.0.4

Description

Combine various media files to generate custom videos. Select movie templates or manually combine individual files in sequences. Improve photographs, videos, audio tracks, apply effects and visual filters to enhance the visuals, crop and cut the materials, etc.

Movie Maker for Mac 3.0.4 was available to download from the developer's website when we last checked. We cannot confirm if there is a free download of this app available. You can set up this application on Mac OS X 10.7 or later.

The most frequent installer filename for the program is: ephnic-movie-maker-for-mac.dmg. Please check the Mac app with an antivirus before launch as it is downloaded from the developer's website, and we cannot ensure that it is safe. The software lies within Audio & Video Tools, more precisely Editors & Converters. The following version: 2.1 is the most frequently downloaded one by the program users. This Mac application was originally created by Ephnic.

From the developer:

Ephnic Movie Maker for Mac makes it easy to turn your photos & videos into your personalized home movies. You provide the photos, videos and background music, while we have the magic to help you make hollywood-style home movies.
Drag and drop to add and edit your videos/photos/music.
Apply transitions & themes to your photos/videos automatically.
Easily trim the background music to match your home movies.

You may want to check out more Mac applications, such as Xilisoft Movie Maker, Photo Movie Maker Pro or Photo Theater - Slideshow Movie Maker, which might be similar to Movie Maker for Mac.

Related PC software

Macromedia FreeHand

Viewers & Editors

How to protect your Mac from malware
featured
How to share files
featured
How to type with 10 fingers
featured

Latest updates

Line

Texting & Video calls

Microsoft Edge

Browsers