Is it really free, with no watermark?
Yes. The site shows ads, which pay for it; in the editors they stay in one strip under the top bar, away from your files. Your saved videos never get a watermark, and there's no paid plan.
No Upload Studio edits your video right in your browser. There's no account to make, nothing is sent to a server, and nothing is added to your video that you didn't put there. It does fewer things than CapCut, and it's honest about which.
As of October 2026, CapCut's web version needs you to sign in, and its privacy policy says it may collect what you create, import or upload through "pre-uploading", even if you never save or publish it. Free exports get an ending clip with the CapCut logo (you can delete it), premium elements add a watermark, and exporting videos over 15 minutes can need a paid plan. If any of that is a problem for a particular video, an editor that keeps everything on your device is the simple way out.
Yes. The site shows ads, which pay for it; in the editors they stay in one strip under the top bar, away from your files. Your saved videos never get a watermark, and there's no paid plan.
Yes, if you saved them as video files, such as MP4. CapCut project files can't be opened here.
Yes, in Chrome on Android, for videos up to 30 minutes and 1 GB. On iPhone it may work in Safari, but we can't promise it yet: the editor tells you if your browser is missing something it needs.