Freemake

I wasn't impressed. I tried to combine a bunch of mp3s, and it couldn't read half of them. All I got were errors. They played just fine in VLC which plays most files. I downloaded them again several times as mp3 and mp4 files, thinking maybe there was a glitch downloading. Finally, I gave up and went online to Clideo which had no problem reading my files and combined them for free. I wasted my time for hours trying to get Freemake to work. I thought I'd try combining the big files I made online, which now Freemake magically could read. The only thing is to do this, they wanted money. I just uninstalled it. What a waste of my time. It's funny, they never respond to our reviews either.

My wife who is not a PC expert made the mistake of ordering a DVD converter from Freemake at the rip-off price of £59 which she could not download with the code key as it is a bit "hairy-fairy" to use unlike Paypal's 6 digit code. The company requested proof that she did not download the key by requiring screenshots which of course she does not now have or know how to do and anyway they should know if she has accessed the software or not if she had had the key. Todate she has not got her refund so please do not waste your money with this bunch of "crooks"!

Horrible scamware that lets you use for free yet puts horrible annoying logo in middle of screen, they want you to pay for full use, horrible scam, major rip off, avoid at all costs. Not legit software.

Be very careful if you download Freemake Video. It is advertised as free but it is not. They will plant a large logo all over the converted video and offer to remove it for a fee. I paid $4.95 to have it removed. They said it was a one week special. Then I got charged WEEKLY. What cheek. I did not agree to this. Problem was I didn't pick it up till they charged me SIX TIMES. What for? I hadn't used it in the interim. I emailed them asking them to refund the overcharge or prove where I agreed to a weekly ongoing charge. Guess what. No refund and no proof that I agreed to pay anything other than a one off $4.95. As I said be very very careful with Freemake anything!.

I don't expect the work of programmers to be free, I know it's hard work. But this is, as per usual on the internet with this type of product, some misleading bs that claims to be free but isn't. Sell a product or service, that's great, I love capitalism. But I'd never have anything to do with this company for the simple fact that they are dishonest, and as such I'm positive that they would underhandedly install any and all kinds of malware along with their ostensibly 'free' software that asks for payment once installed.

It's called freemake, but it's not free. Yes, you can download the app for free and convert a video for free, but if you don't want the Freemake brand plastered on your video, then you gotta pay. And then they make canceling your subscription as difficult as possible. I had to just change my credit card.

Even though it can download videos, now it wants my account and have fun with it and i can`t even recover it back and i don`t know how to recover now my files my education was there and freemake videos must pay it back
Im gonna hired a hacker for this and take over there career

Having a video on disc which was made by copying a VHS tape to DVD I wanted to have the material on my computer. I tried a few tools to try and rip or copy but didn't work. Then I found Freemake Video Converter and without any difficulty could convert the DVD to all different video formats onto my computer.
The interface is very clear and user friendly. The tool is easy to use. I would highly recommend Freemake Video Converter!

To be fair, while the experience was unpleasant, they did eventually give my money back. I read the legalese and got back to them within the very short trial period. I also found out they are not the worst. I got a good deal from a company I already worked with and was much happier.