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Editorial principle

Product transparency.

FreeCut is developed by the same team that writes this website. To keep that from becoming a conflict of interest, one simple rule applies here: this website only claims what the public App Store listing of the current version documents. This page explains the method once, centrally — instead of repeating the same disclaimer on every subpage.

The review method

  • • The sole reference is the public App Store page of FreeCut 1.3 (released 2026-06-25).
  • • Every product page was last editorially reviewed against that listing on 2026-07-20; the date is shown on the pages.
  • • Features in local development are never marketed before they ship in a published version.
  • • Screenshots on this website are real captures of the running app; we only crop off the iOS status bar and never alter the picture content (version and device are stated in the caption).
  • • Prices are stated (€3.99/month, €39.99/year for Pro) — the Apple purchase sheet for your region is authoritative.

What FreeCut 1.3 does not include

These items are not part of the publicly documented version — this website neither sells them nor presents them as features:

  • AI credits
  • Lifetime purchase
  • Template packs
  • Effect packs
  • Automatic captions or speech-to-text
  • Smart Cut or automatic silence removal
  • Object or subject tracking
  • Automatic background blur
  • Automatic scene detection
  • Automatic reframing
  • Beat detection or beat-synchronised editing
  • LUT workflows and LUT export
  • Optical-flow speed ramps
  • Downloadable FreeCut project templates

Why we work this way

Video editors are often marketed on future promises: features coming "soon", comparison tables without sources, verdicts without a test setup. We think the opposite approach ages better. When this website says FreeCut exports without a forced watermark, you can read that claim in the public App Store listing and verify it yourself after installing — the download page describes a concrete test procedure. If we find an error, or Apple's listing changes, we correct the affected pages and update the review date.

Questions about a specific claim? Use the contact page.