Video Editors for MAC
5 free Mac apps in Video Editors, including CartCut, OpenShot, and LosslessCut. Each app page lists its version, size, macOS requirement and what’s new, and the download button leads to the developer’s official source.
5 apps
CartCutCartCut is a video editor designed for motion effects and versatility. It was formerly called Nugget, and its GitHub repository still uses the name nugget-app. Alongside cut editing, it offers animation, sound mixing, text, external extensions and project files. It uses layer-based editing instead of traditional tracks, which makes it easier to apply several effects to a single asset. Its makers say their goal is to let creators produce motion graphics without relying on heavy software like After Effects.Video
OpenShotOpenShot is an award-winning free video editor that is easy to use and quick to learn, yet surprisingly powerful. Drag your videos, music and images onto the timeline, then trim, cut, resize, rotate and snap clips into place on unlimited tracks. Add transitions with real-time previews, titles from templates, 3D animated titles, watermarks and image overlays, and animate almost anything with curve-based keyframes. It supports many video, audio and image formats through FFmpeg.Video
LosslessCutLosslessCut is a free tool for quickly cutting video and audio files without losing quality. Normal video editors re-encode the whole file for every change, which can take hours and lowers the quality each time. LosslessCut instead cuts the data stream and copies it over directly, so trimming a large recording takes seconds. It is ideal for cutting out commercials, trimming phone or camera clips, or pulling a single track out of a file. It is built on FFmpeg and made by Mikael Finstad.Video
ShotcutShotcut is a free, open-source video editor for Mac, Windows and Linux. It edits most video, audio and image formats directly on the timeline, without a separate import step, and handles everything from quick trims to multitrack projects in 4K and 8K. Shotcut is made by Meltytech and released under the GPLv3 license, with no watermarks, no subscription and no paid version.Video
KdenliveKdenlive is a free, open-source video editor made by the KDE community. It offers a full non-linear editing workflow, with a multitrack timeline, multicam editing, hundreds of effects and transitions, color correction tools and automatic subtitles. Kdenlive is developed by a mostly volunteer team, released under the GPLv3 license, and has no watermarks, no subscription and no paid version.Video