Free open-source video editor for macOS, Windows, Linux, and Android.
Local-first video editor with AI auto-captions, keyframes, and scriptable agent control.
Concat is a free, open-source video editor built on a native Rust engine with a GPU compositor. It suits creators making short-form content, tutorials, or podcasts who want local processing without subscriptions, watermarks, or cloud uploads.
It provides multi-track cutting, 4K export, and local AI capabilities including Whisper auto-captions, voice cloning, text-to-speech, and background removal. You can also drive it programmatically using its JSON-RPC, gRPC, and Model Context Protocol (MCP) API for automated editing.
It suits solo creators, editors, and developers looking to script video workflows locally. It does not suit teams requiring real-time cloud collaboration or users who refuse to download local AI models.
Run offline Whisper auto-captions, background removal, and voice cloning directly on your hardware.
Drive the editor using JSON-RPC, gRPC, and MCP protocols to let AI agents cut video.
Apply keyframe animations, 170+ filters, transitions, and titles live in the preview.
Edit projects natively across macOS, Windows, Linux, and Android using the same engine.
Concat is entirely free with no paid tiers, subscriptions, or accounts required. The only cost is running it on your own hardware.
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No. Everything runs 100% locally on your machine, and your files never leave your disk.
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Yes. Concat includes JSON-RPC, gRPC, and MCP APIs designed for scriptable and agent-driven video production.
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