If your PC has limited RAM, VSDC is often the best fit. Unlike most editors, it is non-linear, meaning you can place objects anywhere on the timeline. It is officially compatible with Windows 7 and imposes no file size or duration limits, even on 4K exports. 3. Shotcut: The Versatile All-Rounder

Surprisingly, CapCut remains viable for Windows 7 users. It is ideal for creators making YouTube Shorts or TikToks, offering one-click background removal, auto-captions, and a massive library of free music and stickers. 5. Windows Movie Maker (Legacy)

While discontinued by Microsoft, many users still seek out Windows Movie Maker 2012 for its extreme simplicity. It was originally built for Windows 7 and handles basic trimming and captions perfectly for those who don't need professional tools. Key Considerations for Windows 7 Users