Feature-rich video editors offer users a plethora of useful options ranging from ways to enhance the look of your videos to more simple aspects such as trim the videos or shrink their size.

If, however, you just need a simple tool to trim videos fast, then using a full-featured video editors is a bit of an overkill.

Video Trimmer is a very nice, little tool for Linux that allows you to do just that: trim videos quickly and effortlessly.

Since it doesn't re-enconde the trimmer videos, you're not losing on the quality of the video. It also means that the whole process is super-fast.

Another interesting aspect is that Video Trimmer uses ffmpeg to get the job done. This means that you can also trim videos using the terminal.

The whole point of Video Trimmer is simplicity. The way it operates is also simple: you're able to trim videos with just as few mouse clicks.

Simply open the video file, select the region from the timeline bar, and click the "Trim" button on the top-left corner of the main window, select the destination, and that's about it.

Video Trimmer can only be installed via Flathub. THe main advantage is that it should work without issues on most Linux distributions.

While there's nothing wrong on relying on more complex tool to trim your videos (especially for advanced trimming operations), using Video Trimmer is not only easier, but a lot faster.

Video Trimmer is a free and open-source video trimming app that works on all Linux distributions. It also look modern, and it's remarkably lightweight.