Trim with precision
Drag the handles or split on the playhead. A 0.3 s minimum keeps cuts clean, and every edit is undoable.
Frame-accurateTrizr is a fast, native editor for quick cuts. Drop in a clip, trim it, stitch pieces together, blur out anything private — then export up to 4K. No account. No cloud. Nothing leaves your machine.
A focused toolset that stays out of the way — built with SwiftUI to feel like it belongs on macOS.
Drag the handles or split on the playhead. A 0.3 s minimum keeps cuts clean, and every edit is undoable.
Frame-accurateDrop several clips on the timeline, drag to reorder, and stitch them into one continuous export.
Multi-clip timelineDraw a box over a face, a name, or a screen. The blur mask rides along with the clip until you export.
Region maskingReal thumbnails and an audio waveform, with pinch-to-zoom from a bird's-eye view down to the frame.
Thumbnails + waveformMP4 (H.264) for sharing or MOV (ProRes) for quality, at 480p through 4K. Live size estimate before you commit.
Up to 3840×2160Sandboxed and fully offline — Trizr has no network access at all. It reads only the files you hand it.
No tracking, everAdd video from the sidebar and it lands on the timeline instantly. The preview handles common formats — including AV1 and HEVC — with no conversion step.
Grab the Blur tool, drag a rectangle over a face or a piece of text, and it's masked in the export. Perfect for tutorials, demos, and screen recordings.
Pick MP4 or ProRes, choose a resolution and quality, and Trizr shows the estimated file size before it starts. Then it renders — right there on your Mac.
Trizr is sandboxed and ships with no network permission whatsoever — it physically can't phone home. There are no accounts, no analytics, and no uploads. Your footage never leaves the device.
Trizr 1.0 is on its way. Questions in the meantime?