

OpenCut
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Open-source video editor for Windows, macOS, and Linux offering non-linear multi-track editing, timeline tools, and advanced features like templates, no watermarks, fast exports, extensive format support, subtitles, user-friendly interface, and offline functionality.
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- Free
- Open Source (MIT)
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- Online
- Self-Hosted
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The dev is a total lazy bum:
" then he stops working on it
there's a difference between not working on something and working on something locally
here's what happened:
4 months ago, i started opencut.
i quickly spun up a repo. it was very vibe-coded.
prs came in, i accepted them all with minimal review. 90% of these prs were vibe-coded as well.
the codebase grew a lot, and i knew it wouldn't hold together for very long.
I started working on a complete codebase overhaul for a month. i was stupid enough to not version control it.
got malware, reset my pc, forgot to copy opencut to another drive (i thought i had done it), lost a month of work.
at this point, i started working on the refactor again all the way from the bottom, and since then, i've been working on it locally.
this will eventually get pushed when it's done (still needs a lot of work, though i've done a lot by now)
and the codebase will be entirely different. it's actually gonna be scalable. a codebase you'd expect for a real video editor."
https://archive.is/M2lIZ
It's amazingly fast, simple, and powerful. I love it!! :
Doesn't have much Features yet, but I feel like this is going to be a really cool alternative to CapCut when it has better functionality. I will definitely keep an eye on it.