clypra

Clypra is a free, open-source video editor for editing and arranging footage on a frame-accurate timeline. It uses Rust and GPU acceleration for video decoding and rendering.

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Overview

Clypra is a free, open-source desktop video editor built with a Rust and Tauri core and a React interface. It provides a frame-accurate, multi-track timeline for arranging and trimming clips, with undo and redo history. Hardware-accelerated decoding and GPU rendering support video playback and previews. Users can add audio, text, overlays, and filters, then export projects in formats including H.264 and ProRes. It is intended for editing video without a subscription or watermark.

Key features

  • Frame-accurate trimming and multi-track editing with undo and redo
  • Hardware-accelerated video decoding and GPU rendering
  • Audio waveforms, clip volume controls, and frame-accurate audio-video sync
  • Text styling, animated overlays, filters, and real-time previews
  • Import of common video, audio, and image formats, with H.264 and ProRes export

Best for

People who want a free, open-source editor for arranging and editing video on a multi-track timeline. It may suit projects that need audio, text overlays, filters, or hardware-accelerated playback.

Upstream
AIEraDev/Clypra
Fork on GitHub
Guo-astro/clypra
Upstream stars
3.3k
Category
Documents, media and content
Language
TypeScript
License
MIT
Forked
2026-10-14
Sync status
In syncLast synced 2026-10-15