Clipchamp
clipchamp.com
A real multi-track video timeline in the browser, exporting 1080p free
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jumpcut.com
Edited video in a browser years before that was technically reasonable.
Use Clipchamp instead
A real multi-track video timeline in the browser, exporting 1080p free. A Microsoft account is required, 4K export and the premium stock library are paid, and everything lives in their cloud.
Open ClipchampA remarkably ambitious Flash-based video editor that let you trim, sequence and publish without installing anything, at a time when everyone else required a desktop application. Yahoo acquired it in 2006 and shut it down in 2009. Browser video editing then effectively disappeared for a decade until WebAssembly made it viable again.
Questions
No. Jumpcut is no longer running and jumpcut.com does not serve the tool any more. Clipchamp is the closest current equivalent — it a real multi-track video timeline in the browser, exporting 1080p free.
Yes. Jumpcut sends your input to its own servers to process it. That is fine for public material; for anything containing personal data, use one of the on-device tools instead.
Acquired by Yahoo in 2006 and closed in 2009; user projects were not exportable.
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