Figma-inspired video editing and motion design, done right
A Figma-inspired video editor is one where the canvas is the place you work, the document is the truth, the browser is the runtime, and the free tier is the whole tool rather than a trial. AtomCut is that, with one addition Figma never made: a real multi-track timeline under the canvas, so a frame has a duration, a group is a clip, and every property you can see can be keyframed. It is free,…
AtomCut is a Figma-inspired video editor that operates in the browser, providing a true multi-track timeline alongside the infinite canvas. This design choice allows users to frame their work, manipulate groups as clips, and animate every property with keyframes. The tool is free, requires no account, runs offline, and supports multiple export formats.
AtomCut was built by a single developer and serves as an application that can be accessed at app.atomcut.net. The name AtomCut refers to its structure, where a group represents a clip, and frames hold duration and frame rate.
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