Wondershare: Filmora, PDFelement and the rest of the software lineup

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Wondershare is a software company with a long list of apps for everyday creative and office jobs. The best known are Filmora for video editing and PDFelement for working with PDFs, but the range also covers media conversion, data recovery, diagramming and phone management. Most programs run on Windows and Mac, several have iPhone and Android apps, and many offer a free version or trial so you can see whether they suit you before paying. It's a good fit for YouTubers and small businesses, students who need cheap PDF tools, and anyone trying to rescue lost photos or move data to a new phone.

What's worth a look

Here are six of Wondershare's main programs and what each one is for.

FilmoraAI video editor for Windows, Mac and mobileView at Wondershare PDFelement for PersonalEdit, convert, sign and OCR PDFs (perpetual plan)$129.99 $159View at Wondershare UniConverter 18Convert, compress and enhance video, audio and photosView at Wondershare RecoveritRecover deleted files from drives and SD cardsView at Wondershare EdrawMaxFlowcharts, floor plans and 200+ diagram typesView at Wondershare Dr.FonePhone transfer, backup, repair and unlock toolkitView at Wondershare

Filmora is the flagship video editor, with a timeline, AI tools for captions, voiceovers, object removal and stabilization, a screen recorder and millions of templates, effects and music tracks. The free version lets you try every tool, but exports carry a watermark. On the Filmora plans page, the Advanced individual plan is US$59.99 a year, and there's a one-time perpetual license too.

PDFelement edits, converts, signs, compresses and OCRs PDFs, with AI tools to summarize and translate documents. The PDFelement homepage lists the perpetual Personal plan at US$129.99 (shown against US$159), an Education yearly plan at US$39.99 and a Cross Platform perpetual plan at US$139.99.

The rest of the lineup is more specialist. Recoverit recovers deleted photos, videos and documents from hard drives, SD cards and USB sticks, and can repair corrupted files. EdrawMax handles flowcharts, floor plans, org charts and network diagrams, and Dr.Fone is a toolkit for backing up, transferring and repairing iPhones and Android phones.

Current offers

• Extra 10% off Filmora plans. The Filmora plans page also shows an automatic extra 10% off at checkout for a limited time.
• 20% off PDFelement.
• 10% off the Filmora Lifetime Plan with code MESAFF07.
• Coupon codes SENMOBTR, MESAFF07 and SITEDUMT are also listed for Wondershare products.

On the product sites, UniConverter is advertising up to 25% off version 18, Dr.Fone shows up to 29% off its Full Toolkit and Basic plans, and the PDFelement plans carry their own percentage-off labels.

How to save more

• Start with the free version. Filmora, Recoverit, Dr.Fone and EdrawMax all have free downloads or trials, so you can check the tool does the job before buying. Recoverit also has a 7-day money-back guarantee.
• Compare yearly and perpetual licenses. If you'll use Filmora or PDFelement for years, a one-time perpetual license can work out cheaper than renewing a subscription; just note that Filmora's perpetual license is tied to one operating system.
• Students and teachers should check the education pricing: PDFelement's Education plan is far cheaper than the Personal one, and EdrawMax has a separate education store.

Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 3 Nov 2026. Prices and stock can change.

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