[FEATURE] Feature Parity with CapCut: Exe Program, Filters, Transitions, Effects

Problem

Currently, OpenCut lacks feature parity with CapCut, particularly the ability to export or run as a stand-alone executable program. Additionally, it does not have a comprehensive library of filters, transitions, and effects similar to those offered by CapCut. This limits the functionality and attractiveness of OpenCut for creators who are seeking a full-featured, desktop-based video editing tool.

Solution

• Develop an executable (.exe) version of OpenCut for Windows users.
• Implement all major features found in CapCut, including:
  • A wide variety of video filters (color grading, LUTs, etc.)
  • Modern video transitions (wipes, fades, 3D, smooth effects)
  • Dynamic visual and audio effects (glitch, blur, text effects, overlays)
  • User-friendly drag-and-drop timeline/editor
  • Keyframe animation controls
  • Built-in templates & music library
  • Performance optimized exporting
• Maintain feature parity with CapCut: continuously track and add new CapCut features as they become available.

Alternative

• Consider packaging the web app with a framework like Electron to make a cross-platform desktop app (Windows, Mac, Linux), if true native .exe development is resource-intensive.
• Integrate open-source filter/effect libraries (such as ffmpeg, OpenGL, WebGL-based shaders) rather than building every component from scratch.
• Allow for community plugins/extensions to expand the set of CapCut-equivalent features over time.

Anything else?

This feature request is inspired by the user demand for a true CapCut alternative on the desktop. See related feature discussions and requests, and reference the CapCut feature set: https://www.capcut.com/tools/video-editor

No files, tests, or entry points are named. Start by reviewing the related feature discussions and the linked CapCut feature set, then define a prioritized scope for Windows packaging, filters, transitions, effects, and editor capabilities; done requires an agreed scope and implementation plan.