Video & audio
LosslessCut trims and reorganizes supported video and audio files without repeatedly encoding their contents. It is useful for removing unwanted sections from recordings when preserving original quality and saving processing time matter.
Quickly trimming long recordings
Exact cut positions can depend on keyframes. It does not provide a full effects timeline.
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LosslessCut provides free open-source downloads for supported desktop systems. Optional paid store versions support development, and lossless cutting still depends on the source format and keyframe structure.
Free open-source downloads; optional paid store distribution is separate. Lossless cuts depend on codec and keyframe structure.
Free open-source downloads; optional paid store distribution is separate. Lossless cuts depend on codec and keyframe structure.
Supported stream-copy operations preserve existing encoded quality.
Trimming can avoid lengthy full-video renders.
Exact cut positions can depend on keyframes
It does not provide a full effects timeline
Mark the useful sections and preview their boundaries before export. Check whether the source codec allows the exact cut you need, because lossless operations can be constrained by keyframes.
Keep the original recording until every exported segment has been checked for timing and playback. It can copy encoded media data instead of re-encoding the entire video. The project provides free open-source access; optional store purchases support development.
LosslessCut provides free open-source downloads for supported desktop systems. Optional paid store versions support development, and lossless cutting still depends on the source format and keyframe structure.
It can copy encoded media data instead of re-encoding the entire video.
The project provides free open-source access; optional store purchases support development.
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