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LOCAL-FIRST BASKETBALL VIDEO EDITOR

Find candidate makes automatically and turn them into a highlight reel.

Import a shooting video and calibrate the hoop. HoopCut handles analysis, candidate review, and MP4 export in your browser—without uploading the source video.

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  • No source video upload
  • Local browser analysis
  • Export MP4
4 STEP WALKTHROUGH
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Step 1

Choose a shooting video

Supports MP4, MOV, and WebM. The file is read only on this device.

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BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHT MAKER

Turn tedious timeline searching into a clear four-step workflow

HoopCut is built for shooting practice, gym recordings, and personal basketball videos, reducing the time spent searching manually for made shots.

01

No source video uploads

Video decoding, candidate detection, clip review, and export all run in the browser on your current device.

02

Automatically find candidate makes

After you calibrate the hoop, the tool tracks ball movement and collects possible makes, reducing manual timeline scrubbing.

03

Review and export to MP4

Keep or exclude each candidate, then choose the resolution, frame rate, and codec for your highlight reel.

HOW IT WORKS

Make a basketball highlight reel in four steps

No traditional editing software is required. Start with a shooting video where the camera is relatively stable and the hoop is clearly visible.

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  1. 01
    Import a video

    Choose an MP4, MOV, or WebM file that your browser can play.

  2. 02
    Calibrate the hoop

    Pause on a clear frame and drag the selection around the entire rim.

  3. 03
    Analyze and review

    Wait for local analysis to finish, then check the collected candidate makes.

  4. 04
    Create the highlight reel

    Confirm the clips you want and export an MP4 basketball highlight reel.

PRIVACY BY DESIGN

Your source video always stays on this device

The browser reads your local file, and analysis, tracking, and export all happen on this device. HoopCut does not retain your source video after you close the page.

Source video upload
Not required
Analysis location
Current browser
Export format
MP4

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions

Learn about supported formats, local processing, and how to review detection results.

Does HoopCut upload my basketball video to a server?

No. The browser reads your local file, and the source video, analysis, and export all stay on your current device.

Which basketball video formats are supported?

HoopCut supports MP4, MOV, and WebM files that your browser can play. For best results, use 1080p, 30 fps video with a clear hoop and a relatively stable camera.

Are detected candidate makes always accurate?

Not always. Long distance, high speed, occlusion, or major camera movement can affect results. Review every candidate and exclude false detections before exporting.

Why do I need to calibrate the hoop?

The hoop position helps narrow the analysis area and evaluate the ball path. After major camera movement, the tool may pause and ask you to recalibrate.

Can I make basketball highlights on a phone?

You can use a phone with the required browser capabilities, but long-video analysis and export require significant processing power and battery. Desktop Chrome or Edge is usually more stable.

READY TO CUT

Turn your next shooting video directly into a highlight reel

No sign-up and no source video upload. Open the editor and choose a local video to begin.

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