TunesKit Video Cutter

Video editing is a demanding activity that eats up lots of time and effort if you are a professional, and there are various software utilities you can rely on when pursuing such an endeavor.

However, not all users need advanced solutions of this kind since their interest is actually limited to trimming the clips they have recorded without bothering too much. A program that could meet their expectations is TunesKit Video Cutter.

As mentioned, the application is aimed at users who don’t need an expanded feature set close at hand, with the program’s capabilities being focused on rather small changes it can apply to your videos. As for the supported file formats, users can rest assured they can seamlessly work with AVI, MP4, MPEG, MOV, FLV, MKV, and much more.

To be more specific, what it can do is cut and merge your clips without the hassle of intricate controls users have to figure out. As such, things are straightforward from beginning to end, and the first step you need to take is select the video files you want to work with, which can be done either via drag and drop or with the help of the dedicated button in the main window.

A preview of your video is displayed at the top of the main window, with several playback controls being available for you to easily explore its contents. As for how you can cut your videos, you just need to indicate a starting as well as an ending point, with the possibility of playing strictly the selected segment in order to ensure everything is in order.

You can reduce the size of as many videos you want, with the mention that they are all listed in a hideable section of the main window so that you can easily prepare them for a merging task if need be. Joining segments can be effortlessly done, with a button enabling you to explore the output directory.

However, note that you cannot customize the output folder for each task the application can carry out in part, so you need to access the “Preferences” menu whenever you need to change it. And since we have touched upon the subject, you should also know that the “Preferences” section is where you need to go if you want the program to minimize to systray or turn off your computer once an operation has ended.

On an ending note, TunesKit Video Cutter is a lightweight program whose purpose is to trim your clips in a hassle-free manner since its GUI is simplistic, and even novices should encounter no issues whatsoever when exploring the features it packs.