Fycut: Spatial Video Editor

Fycut: Spatial Video Editor

Spatial Video Multitrack

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Create immersive spatial videos with multiple audio and video tracks. Offers essential editing tools like fades, transitions, and speed adjustments, optimized for spatial video workflows.

Supports stereoscopic video formats (MV-HEVC, SBS, OU)
Design immersive titles with spatial depth
Mix and edit multiple audio and video tracks
Essential editing tools (fades, transitions, speed)
Picture-in-picture functionality
Optimized for spatial video workflows
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What's New in Fycut

1.02

June 30, 2026

bug fixes

User reviews

crashes alot

very buggy with large videos

Fun and Needed App

This is certainly an app that we have needed for editing our spatial videos. After editing, you end up with an excellent render that keeps all the stereo loveliness that we expect from our spatial videos. It appears to be a work in progress and certainly could use some extra bells and whistles to make it more useful. For what it does, it does well and my only complaint is that it’s still a little buggy and will crash often when editing multiple clips. Keep up the great work and I hope to see some improvements in the near future.
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How to export spatial video?

When I export to Photos, it’s no longer spatial video, just flat? How do I keep it spatial?

Response from developer

Hi, this issue was caused by inconsistencies between Vision OS 1 and Vision OS 2. We have already fixed this problem. Please update to the latest version of Fycut, which now fully supports Vision OS 2.

Works Well but needs a few things

Needs an undo function
Needs separate tracks for video and audio.
Needs work on selecting the play head vs the clip.
Overall very good. Easier to use than DaVinci Resolve.

Response from developer

Yes, we are working on it.

Innovation at its best

Thank you for creating an app that Allows editing of several clips. An undo button would be great and the icing on the cake. The GUI is amazingly simple and well thought of. The ability to import your own musical accompaniment is beyond expectation. Keep up the good work kudos!

Response from developer

Thank you for your message. The "undo" feature will definitely be supported, and we will prioritize it. We are working hard to improve, and many features are still in progress. We will support them as soon as possible. Thank you.

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FAQ

What spatial video formats does Fycut support?

Fycut supports popular stereoscopic video formats including MV-HEVC, SBS, and OU, allowing for versatile creation of immersive content.

Can I edit multiple video and audio tracks in Fycut?

Yes, Fycut empowers creators to mix and edit multiple audio and video tracks simultaneously, providing comprehensive control over your spatial video projects.

What editing tools are available in Fycut?

Fycut offers essential editing tools such as fades, transitions, speed adjustments, and picture-in-picture, all optimized for spatial video workflows.

What devices is Fycut compatible with?

Fycut is available on Mac, iPhone, iPad, and the Apple Reality Pro device, offering a wide range of platform compatibility for creators.

Is Fycut free to use?

Yes, Fycut is available for free, with no in-app purchases or advertisements, allowing users to explore its spatial video editing features without cost.

How often is Fycut updated?

Fycut was last updated on June 30, 2026, indicating a recent release and potential for ongoing development and improvements.

What is the age rating for Fycut?

Fycut has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a broad audience interested in creating and viewing spatial video content.

Does Fycut have ads?

No, Fycut does not contain advertisements, ensuring an uninterrupted editing experience for users focused on creating immersive spatial videos.