How can I add music or audio to video without watermark?

Adobe Premiere Elements, a premium video editor for adding music to video.

To add audio to a video in Adobe Premiere Elements, start by launching the application and creating a new project, then import both your video and audio files into the Media Bin and drag the video clip onto the timeline.

Right-click the video track and select Delete Audio to remove the original sound, or simply lower its volume in the Audio Mixer if you want to keep it as a background layer.

Next, drag your new audio file—whether it’s a music track, voiceover, or sound effect, then use the timeline handles to trim or extend the clip so it matches the video’s duration.

Finally, adjust the audio levels by dragging the volume line on the clip or using the Smart Fix and Audio Balance tools to ensure the new sound blends cleanly, and click File > Export & Share to render your finished video in the desired format.

Best for: Hobbyists who outgrow Clipchamp but don’t need pro software

Pros: Guided Edits walk you through tasks; good rendering speeds; ample effects and transitions

Cons: License limited to three years; no multicam support; paid

Price: ~$100 one-time