Shotcut
Cross-platform video editing with broad format support.
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- Access model
- Fully free
- Supported platforms
- Linux, Windows, macOS
- Account needed
- Not required
- Credit card needed
- Not required
- Free-use limits
- The desktop editor is free, including commercial use. Your media and third-party assets have their own rights.
- Hardware & setup
- A supported 64-bit operating system. The FAQ lists 4 GB RAM for SD, 8 GB for HD, and 16 GB for 4K; check current CPU and graphics requirements before installing.
- Possible extra costs
- Your computer, storage, licensed media, and optional external services can cost money.
- Details reviewed
- 2026-11-08
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