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📢 I found an open-source CapCut alternative with NO watermarks It’s called OpenCut — a free video editor built for creators who want more control without being locked into a subscription. You get: → Multi-track video editing → Audio and timeline editing → A browser-based editing experience → Open-source... code you can inspect and modify → MIT license for using, forking, and building on the project → Local processing designed with privacy in mind And the best part? No watermarks. No subscription. OpenCut is also being rebuilt with a plugin-first architecture, desktop/mobile support, an MCP server for AI agents, automation, and a scripting workflow planned for the new version. You can try the current version today. 🔗 try it: 🔗 Repo: A pretty interesting open-source alternative to CapCutshow more

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