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Shotcut

Free, open-source video editor for Windows, Mac and Linux – no watermark, 4K export

A free alternative to Wondershare Filmora
PRICEFree · open source
RUNS ONWindows, macOS, Linux
ALTERNATIVE TOWondershare Filmora
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About Shotcut

Shotcut is a free, open-source video editor for Windows, Mac and Linux. It supports hundreds of audio and video formats directly, so you can edit most files without converting them first.

It offers a multi-track timeline, a wide range of video and audio filters, transitions, colour correction, keyframes and 4K editing and export. There is no watermark and no paid version – everything is free.

Shotcut is lighter than DaVinci Resolve and runs well on most computers, although its interface is less polished than paid editors such as Filmora.

Key features

Multi-track timelineEdit video and audio on many tracks
Many formatsOpens most video and audio files without converting
FiltersVideo and audio filters, transitions and colour correction
KeyframesAnimate filters and effects over time
4KEdit and export up to 4K
No watermarkEverything is free
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License and price

License type
Free · open source

System requirements

Operating system
Windows, macOS, Linux

Good and keep in mind

Good

  • Completely free, no watermark
  • Runs on most computers
  • Opens almost any video format

Keep in mind

  • The interface is less polished than paid editors
  • Fewer templates and ready-made effects than Filmora

Frequently asked questions

Is Shotcut completely free?
Yes. Shotcut is free and open source, with no watermark and no paid version.
Can Shotcut export 4K video?
Yes. Shotcut can edit and export 4K video.

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