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Tuck Video Editor

Tuck is a free, open-source video editor for Windows and Linux, built around FFmpeg. It lets you trim recordings, edit audio, and make clips small enough to share.

Tuck showing a gameplay clip, timeline, separate audio tracks, and export settings.

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What is Tuck Video Editor?

Tuck is a free, open-source video editor for Windows and Linux, built around FFmpeg. It lets you trim recordings, edit audio, and make clips small enough to share.

Split a video into segments and remove unwanted parts, or use lossless cutting to keep the original video quality without re-encoding. Adjust game and microphone volume separately when your recording has separate audio tracks. You can also add audio files and move, trim, split, or mute them on the timeline.

Crop, rotate, flip, resize, or upscale videos. Apply color LUTs and frame blending, choose a file-size limit or output resolution, and save export settings as reusable profiles. Queue several videos to process.

Videos are processed locally on your computer. FFmpeg and ffprobe are included. Supported NVIDIA and AMD hardware encoding is available on Windows; Linux currently uses software encoding.

Tuck is available under the GNU GPL v3.0 license. Downloads are free, with optional donations.