No. Wondershare lists Filmora for Windows, Mac, iOS, iPad and Android, and not Linux. Kdenlive and Shotcut are the free installed editors people move to.
Filmora by Wondershare · Video · No way to run it
Filmora's technical specifications page names Windows 7 through 11 and macOS, along with the mobile versions.
Linux is absent, and there is no browser version of Filmora to fall back on.
Kdenlive is the usual replacement. It is free, it installs from your Linux system's app store, and it covers the
same everyday jobs, cutting clips, adding titles and transitions, colour adjustment and audio. Shotcut is simpler
again and a gentler first week.
What you lose is the convenience layer. Filmora's stock library, its one-click effects and its ready-made title
templates have no equivalent, so the polish you got in a couple of clicks now takes a few minutes of manual work.
For someone making family videos or simple YouTube uploads that is a fair trade. For someone leaning on templates
every day it is a real step down.
Your exported videos are ordinary MP4 files and work everywhere. Filmora project files do not open in Kdenlive or
Shotcut, so finish and export anything in progress before you move. If you pay a Filmora subscription, cancel it
once you have done that.
Free version with an official Linux release, aimed at professional editing and colour work. Much more to learn.
Your files: Cannot open Filmora projects. Some formats are limited in the free Linux version.
This doesn't have to stop you
One stubborn program doesn't have to decide the whole question. You can keep Windows on the same PC and restart into it only when you need Filmora. Everything else you do can move.