Wondershare Filmora, Universal Music for Creators Team to Empower Video Editors with World-Class Recordings
VANCOUVER, BC, Nov. 24, 2024 / — Wondershare Filmora, a leading video editing software, and Universal Music for Creators, the claims-free music licensing platform, today announced a new agreement that grants video creators with global access to more than 50,000 claims-free tracks and 200,000 custom audio edits, elevating their creative potential with industry-leading audio resources.
The new deal marks a significant milestone for video creators, offering unparalleled access to a vast library of high-quality music to enhance their content. By integrating this platform directly into Filmora, creators can elevate the production value of their videos with safe-to-use tracks. As the first video editing software to team with Universal Music for Creators, Filmora continues to set new standards in empowering creators globally.
As part of this collaboration, users can find the “Universal Music for Creators” tab under the “Audio” section in Filmora, where they can directly search, preview, and download 50,000+ claims-free tracks and 200,000+ custom audio edits provided by Universal Music for Creators. These audio tracks can be seamlessly imported into the video timeline, streamlining the material sourcing process, diminishing friction in the creative workflow, and significantly enhancing the quality of video projects. Users will receive a 7-day free trial, after which they can subscribe to Universal Music for Creators based on their needs, with exclusive discounts available to Filmora members.
“We are thrilled to partner with Universal Music for Creators to provide video creators with access to top-tier music tracks,” said Queenie, Wondershare’s Head of Global Brand Marketing. “This collaboration underscores our commitment to driving innovation and fostering diversity in video content creation. Together, we aim to unleash video creativity and unlock new creative insights for the world.”
“This integration sets a new industry benchmark, redefining the creative possibilities for video makers and providing them with access to high-quality, claims-free music to elevate their content without the burden of copyright claims,” said Chloe Mitchell, Director of Subscription Licensing at Universal Music for Creators. “Creators can now focus entirely on storytelling and visual excellence, with the confidence that a rich library of music is readily available to captivate and engage their audience.”
