Official LosslessCut README screenshot of the local editor window with a video preview, colored export segments, and timeline.
The official still of the local app. Cuts stay on the PC. Official mifi/lossless-cut README screenshot, captured 2026-09-02.

What these notes are

The public site name is Video Trimmer. The product in the body is LosslessCut, repo mifi/lossless-cut, licence GNU GPL-2.0. Official product homepage is losslesscut.app. These notes do not fight that homepage. They map GitHub assets so a reader can fetch a current Windows 7z, macOS dmg, or Linux AppImage without a wrapper site. They also keep older indexed URLs for crop, cut, trim, and mp4.

The author of the app is Mikael Finstad. These notes do not imply affiliation. Screenshots credit the official README still. A review date is stamped on each URL.

The product they describe

README language: a swiss army knife of lossless video and audio editing, and a cross platform FFmpeg GUI. Default cut is keyframe-aligned codec copy. Smart cut is experimental. The app is not an NLE. Segments sit on a timeline; export those portions. FFmpeg is bundled. GitHub builds do not ask for an account. Files stay local. Settings live in the OS appData folder for LosslessCut. Optional portable Windows uses an empty config.json next to LosslessCut.exe. Project files with a .llc suffix can save segments next to the media.

Primary files: LosslessCut-win-x64.7z, LosslessCut-mac-arm64.dmg, LosslessCut-mac-x64.dmg, LosslessCut-linux-x86_64.AppImage, plus tar.bz2 archives for x64, arm64, and armv7l. APPX and PKG on the tag do not work as manual downloads. Blockmap and latest yml files are updater noise. Nightly is outside this map.

How a review date works

The notes describe the official GitHub release so a reader can fetch a current file. They do not sell the app, collect video files, or speak as the vendor. LosslessCut and losslesscut.app remain the product and its homepage.

How a review date is set: editorial policy. How to fetch without a wrapper: download safely. Asset names: releases. Repo path: GitHub. Guide index: guides.

Channels that stay supporting

Microsoft Store listing 9P30LSR4705L, Mac App Store listing id1505323402, and Snap id losslesscut exist. The author publishes the Snap path and the store badges. Store builds lag GitHub. GitHub executables stay free. Store listings exist as a paid convenience path; a dollar amount is not invented here. Snap is a supporting Linux store path the README badges. Flathub is unofficial and is not mapped. There is no official winget id. These notes print no brew command. Homebrew has an unofficial cask; the author FAQ says it is not maintained or vetted by him. Chocolatey had no package on the review date.

ChannelRole in these notesChecked 2026-09-02
GitHub ReleasesPrimary on every OS7z, dmg, AppImage, tar.bz2 name patterns
Microsoft StoreSupporting, lagsListing 9P30LSR4705L
Mac App StoreSupporting, lags, sandboxListing id1505323402
SnapSupporting Linux store the README badgessnapcraft.io/losslesscut
WinGetNo official idwinstall 404, pkgs request unmerged
HomebrewUnofficial, not printedAuthor FAQ: not maintained by him

Naming and marks

Brand names LosslessCut, lossless-cut, losslesscut, mifi, and Mikael Finstad stay out of Title, H1, and meta description. They appear in the body so a reader can match the repo. The write phrase in Title and H1 is video trimmer. Headings after the H1 stay human and do not repeat that phrase for density. No dedicated trademark page was found on 2026-09-02. Describe the product by name in the body. Do not treat these notes as the vendor.

Notes for crop, cutter, trim, and mp4 stay listed. Home remains the short definition. Legal URLs: contact, privacy, advertising disclosure.

Licence and source

Licence text on master starts GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 2, June 1991. GitHub licence field is GPL-2.0. Link LICENSE on master. Security reports go to the repo security tab. These notes invent no audit. Docs index: docs/index.md. Donations for the author: PayPal and mifi.no/thanks. The README also points at FFmpeg donations.

Requirements assume current Windows 10 or 11 x64, current macOS, or current 64-bit Linux. Windows 7, 8, and 8.1 are no longer supported. 32-bit Linux is no longer supported. Older macOS lines drop when Electron drops them. OS map: this computer. Install walkthroughs live under Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Related URLs

Nav is Home, Guides, Releases, GitHub, and Download safely. Nearby notes include this computer and move off re-encoders. Compare notes cover HandBrake and Shotcut without a rank. Howto notes cover smart cut, merge, keyframe cuts, and a safe-fetch question. Ads stay off. No analytics product is attached. No inbox is published on contact.

If a fact on a guide disagrees with the README on master, the README wins. If a filename on the current tag disagrees with a pattern written here, the current tag wins. Re-check on the next review date. Home: video trimmer home.

Who publishes the byline

The byline is Video Trimmer editorial team. Author kind is Organization. There is no personal operator name on the public pages. The team verifies GitHub release assets for mifi/lossless-cut and the Snap id losslesscut on each review date. Contact has no email field. Product issues belong on the upstream GitHub tracker. Guide issues belong in the fallback paragraph on contact.

These notes collect no uploaded media. Cuts happen on the reader PC. Privacy language: privacy. Advertising language: advertising disclosure.