STYLECUT
Browser video tools · FFmpeg-powered · Files stay on your device

Edit video.
In your browser.
No upload needed.

A suite of FFmpeg-powered tools for creators, editors, and marketing teams. Seven tools are completely free — no account, no limits. Sign up for the full production suite.

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⚡ ClickCut▣ B-rollCC Caption↗ Shorts
Files never leave your device
7 free tools · no account
FFmpeg-powered rendering
Export MP4 instantly
No account required

Seven free tools.
No signup.

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ClickCut

Fast social video editor. Add clips, pick a style, export for TikTok or Instagram. No account.

Open ClickCut →
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B-roll Splitter

Drop a long string-out, auto-detect every clip boundary, export individual clips + EDL.

Open B-roll Splitter →
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Multicam Sync

Two-camera audio sync via cross-correlation. Export EDL or FCPXML ready for your NLE.

Open Multicam Sync →
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Transcode

Convert any video to MP4, ProRes proxy, or web-ready H.264. Browser-only, no upload.

Open Transcode →
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Relink

Convert between EDL, FCPXML, and FCP7 XML. Remap media paths for any NLE.

Open Relink →
CC
Caption

Whisper-powered auto-subtitles. Export SRT, VTT, or burn captions directly into the video.

Open Caption →
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Shorts

Auto-detect highlight moments, reframe to 9:16, burn captions, export for Reels & TikTok.

Open Shorts →
Featured free tool

ClickCut — social video
in four steps.

01
Step 01

ADD

Drop your clips. No limit on how many. Thumbnails generate instantly.

02
Step 02

SET

Choose your output duration (15s–90s) and aspect ratio (9:16, 16:9, 1:1, 4:5).

03
Step 03

STYLE

Pick from five editing styles — cut speed, colour grade, and energy all pre-configured.

04
Step 04

SHARE

FFmpeg renders your edit in the browser. Download or share directly to TikTok or Instagram.

Try ClickCut free →
Account required

Pro suite.
Sign up free.

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Timeline NLE

Full non-linear editor with multicam tracks, sync, and tool handoffs.

Open Timeline NLE →
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Auto Editor

Beat-sync, match cuts, colour matching, reference-video pacing, and B-roll integration.

Open Auto Editor →
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Live Capture

Stream from phones, Pi devices, or Lumix cameras over WebRTC directly to your session.

Open Live Capture →
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Pull

Download from YouTube, Instagram, Vimeo, and Facebook directly into the editor.

Open Pull →
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Library

All your exports in one place, synced across every device you're logged in to.

Open Library →
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Projects

Saved timeline sessions, auto-restored when you return from any device.

Open Projects →
Create free account →
Editing styles

Five looks.
Pick one.

01 / 05
HYPE SHORT
Punchy · Loud · Fast
0.9s cuts
9:16 native
Use this style →
02 / 05
CINEMATIC
Slow · Filmic · Muted
3.5s cuts
Teal-orange grade
Use this style →
03 / 05
VLOG CASUAL
Warm · Real · Friendly
2s cuts
16:9 or 9:16
Use this style →
04 / 05
DOC INTERVIEW
Honest · Editorial · Calm
5s cuts
Neutral grade
Use this style →
05 / 05
TIKTOK HOOK
Aggressive · Max energy
0.55s cuts
Hook-first
Use this style →
Common questions

What you're
probably wondering.

No. StyleCut runs FFmpeg compiled to WebAssembly directly in your browser. Video files are never uploaded to any server. Processing is entirely local. You can disconnect from the internet before dropping clips and it will still work.
ClickCut, B-roll Splitter, Multicam Sync, Transcode, Relink, Caption, and Shorts are all completely free with no account required. An account unlocks the full Timeline NLE, Auto Editor (beat-sync, match cuts), Live Capture, Pull, Library (cloud sync), and Projects (cross-device session restore).
A 30-second ClickCut from average-quality clips typically completes in 15–45 seconds on a modern laptop. Longer outputs and 4K source clips take proportionally longer. You'll see a real-time progress bar.
Chrome, Edge, and Firefox on desktop work fully. Safari has WebAssembly restrictions that limit some features. On mobile, ClickCut and several other tools work well. The full Timeline NLE and heavy FFmpeg operations work best on desktop.
Yes. ClickCut exports in 9:16 (TikTok/Reels), 1:1 (Instagram feed), and 4:5 (portrait feed). After rendering, you can use the Web Share API on mobile to send the file directly to your social app, or download and upload manually.
If you're signed in, all exports are saved to your library and synced to your account — accessible from any device. Without an account, exports download immediately and are not saved.