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VidCutter

Published by Pete Alexandrou

Media Cutter + Joiner

Open sourceGPL-3.0-or-later

Highlights

  • Cuts selected portions from video and audio media files.
  • Joins multiple media segments into one output file.
  • Uses marked start and end points to define clips.
  • Runs on Linux systems.
  • Distributed under the GPL-3.0-or-later license.

About this application

VidCutter is a Linux application for cutting and joining media files. It is intended for tasks such as trimming the beginning or end of a video, removing a middle section, or combining separate clips into a single file. The interface presents media on a timeline-like workflow where the user marks start and end points, adds segments to a list, and then saves the resulting cut or joined output.

The program is focused on these editing operations rather than on a full video production environment. It does not aim to provide layered editing, transitions, color tools, or audio mixing. For users who need to extract portions of existing media or assemble clips in sequence on Linux, it offers a narrower tool built around cutting points and clip order.

Linux

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