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Start a project
Click New project or drop in your recording – one file or all the parts of a split recording. MP4, MOV or MKV, any length, up to 4K 10-bit.
Your projects stay on the home screen to reopen any time.
Cut a tennis match
down to the rallies
TenCut finds every point in a long match recording – serves, faults and rallies – and cuts out the dead time: ball collection, walking back, changeovers. Review, tweak, export. Everything runs on your computer.
Download for MacApple Silicon (M1 and later) · .dmg
Download for WindowsWindows 10/11 · 64-bit installer
Free for Mac & Windows
The editor: the match's recordings on the left, every detected point on the right, and a timeline to preview, trim or remove clips.
Built for real club footage
One camera on a fence, other courts in the background, an hour or more of 4K. That's the footage TenCut is made for.
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Finds every point
Tracks the ball, follows both players' strokes with a pose model and listens for racket hits – then snaps each clip from just before the serve to when the last shot lands.
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Keeps serves & faults
Detects the toss and serve, so faults stay in your edit too – the whole match, minus the waiting.
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Finds your court
Your court is found automatically – even when its corners are out of shot – and balls and players on neighbouring courts are left out. Drag a corner or a whole line to adjust.
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LUTs for log footage
Shoot D-Log or S-Log? Load a .cube LUT once – it's applied to the preview, the analysis and the export, and remembered for next time.
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A project for every match
Your matches live on the home screen with thumbnails and kept time. Reopen, rename or duplicate a project – your edits are saved as you go.
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All the recordings, one match
Cameras split long recordings into several files. Add, remove and drag to reorder them in the Media panel; they play as one continuous match.
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You have the final say
Untick, trim, split or add clips; edits follow their footage when you reorder files, and one click resets everything back to detection.
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Offline and private
No uploads, no account. Hardware-accelerated decoding and encoding; a 1-hour 4K match is analysed in minutes.
How it works
Four steps from a 17 GB recording to a highlights-length video of the whole match.
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Check the court
TenCut finds the lines of the court you played on by itself, so the analysis can ignore everything else.
- Drag a corner, or a whole line, to fine-tune
- Corners out of shot? Mark where they would be
- Pick the output format, resolution and LUT
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Review the points
Every detected point is listed and drawn on the timeline.
- Play only the kept parts to check the cut
- Untick, trim, split or add clips
- Add or reorder recordings in the Media panel
- Make detection stricter or looser with one slider
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Export
H.264 or HEVC, MP4/MOV/MKV, from 720p up to the original resolution – never upscaled. Your LUT is applied, and hardware encoding keeps it fast.
Or skip re-encoding entirely for the fastest, original-quality cut.
Installing
TenCut isn't signed with paid developer certificates yet, so your system asks once before the first launch.
macOS (Apple Silicon)
Open the .dmg and drag TenCut to Applications. On first launch, right-click the app → Open → Open.
Windows 10/11 (64-bit)
Run the installer. If SmartScreen appears, click More info → Run anyway. An NVIDIA, Intel or AMD GPU is used for fast exports when available.