GPL-2.0 desktop tool for lossless cutting, joining and remuxing of video and audio.
LosslessCut trims, merges and remuxes recordings fast, with a CLI and HTTP API.
LosslessCut is a desktop tool that trims, merges and remuxes video and audio without re-encoding. It suits anyone who needs to cut long recordings quickly and keep the original quality.
The README calls it a swiss army knife of lossless video and audio editing. It cuts and merges segments, adds or removes tracks, remuxes formats, handles markers and chapters, detects scenes and silence and edits metadata.
It suits streamers, archivists and podcasters who need quick cuts. It is not a multi-track editor with effects or titles, so pair it with a full editor when you need those.
Trim video and audio without re-encoding.
Join cut segments into one file.
Add or remove tracks and remux between formats.
Find cut points automatically.
Mark points and write chapters into the output.
Drive cuts from scripts or other programs.
Free under GPL-2.0, with free downloads on GitHub releases. The README presents the app stores as a way to support the developer and gives no store prices.
870 open remote AI-training roles, updated November 14, 2026; most pay $20–$170 an hour. Zekai lists them free; the application goes to the employer’s platform.
No re-encoding happens during lossless cuts, so streams are copied as they are. Format limits can affect exact cut points.
Yes. The GPL-2.0 code and the GitHub release downloads are free, and the README says it will always remain free and open source. The app stores are optional ways to support the developer.
Yes. The README lists a CLI and an HTTP API.
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