OpenCut
A free video editor that runs in your browser.
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What it is
A multitrack video editor with a timeline, text and captions, built to compete with CapCut. It is open source under the MIT license, so you can read the code and run it yourself.
Good for
Quick social edits, captions and simple cuts without a subscription or a watermark.
The catch
It is a young project. Expect missing features and rough edges next to a mature editor, and check export quality on your own footage before you rely on it.
Facts checked on 12 October 2026. We have not yet run a hands-on test of this tool. When we do, it gets a "Tested" mark here. Approximate US list prices for an individual plan, from third-party price trackers checked on 12 Oct 2026. Monthly billing where it exists. Regions, taxes and promotions change them. Confirm at the vendor before you decide.
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