OpenCut
Edit and export videos directly in your browser with complete privacy
Pricing model
Free
Time to value
Immediate
You can use OpenCut to edit video projects directly inside your web browser without uploading sensitive media to external servers. It offers an open-source, privacy-first interface where you can cut clips, arrange timelines, and assemble media on any operating system. Because it works locally in your browser, your files stay on your device while you trim footage, layer tracks, and export finished clips. It serves creators and teams looking for a lightweight video editor that avoids complex software installations or cloud subscription lock-ins.
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Pricing model: Free
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