Free Video Editor for Mac
Free Video Editor for Mac is a macOS video editing app for basic tasks like trimming, cropping, rotating, merging, and adding watermarks to videos.
What is Free Video Editor for Mac?
Free Video Editor for Mac is a native macOS video editor focused on simple editing jobs that do not require a full professional timeline workflow. It is designed for users who want to make quick changes to personal clips, screen recordings, tutorials, and social media videos with a straightforward desktop interface. The app includes common tools for trimming clips, cropping away unwanted edges, rotating or flipping footage, adjusting visual effects, merging media, and adding text or image watermarks. It also supports converting edited media into other output formats, which can be useful when preparing files for playback, sharing, or upload. Published by RayShare Co., Ltd, it fits best for everyday editing and format-prep tasks rather than advanced multi-track post-production.
Key features
- Trim video or audio to keep only the sections you want
- Crop footage to remove borders or unwanted parts of the frame
- Rotate or flip videos to fix orientation
- Adjust brightness, contrast, saturation, hue, and audio volume
- Merge multiple video or audio files into one output
- Add text or image watermarks to videos
- Convert edited media to different output formats
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
This is a consumer video editing app for macOS, and access to files you choose to open is normal for its purpose. Expect it to read source media and save new output files to locations you select. As with any video editor, review export settings and save locations before processing important footage, and keep backups of original media if you plan to overwrite or reorganize files.
Recommendation: Keep it if you use it for basic video editing or media conversion on your Mac. If you no longer edit videos with it, removing the app is usually reasonable and may free some disk space, but save any exported media or project-related files you still want first.
Common paths
/Applications/Free Video Editor for Mac.app
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