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OpenCut is an Open-source Alternative to CapCut

Hamza Musa

14 May 2026 — 2 min read

What is OpenCut?

OpenCut is a cross-platform video editor currently in its very early alpha stage (only about a month into development). It’s being built for people who love the ease of use of CapCut but are frustrated by the direction that app is taking.

Current Features

Basic Timeline Editing: Allows for fundamental arrangement of clips on a workspace.
Cutting and Trimming: Core tools to shorten clips or remove unwanted sections.
Video Importing: Ability to bring your own video files into the editor.
No Watermarks: Unlike the free versions of many commercial editors, it does not add branded overlays to your work.
Cross-Platform Compatibility: Designed to work across different operating systems and platforms.
Local Processing: Your videos stay on your device rather than being uploaded to a cloud, ensuring better privacy.
Completely Free: There are no paywalls for features that are typically restricted in other apps.
Open Source: The code is transparent and community-driven, positioning it as a public alternative to corporate software.

Planned Features (Coming Soon)

The developers are currently working to implement the following:

Effects and Transitions: Adding visual flair and smooth movements between clips.
Audio Editing: Tools to manage background music, voiceovers, and sound levels.
Proper Rendering/Export: More robust and varied options for saving the final video file.
Advanced Tools: The goal is to eventually match the full feature set of CapCut.

License

MIT License

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