At least in home depot, some of them come with a specific blade tool, or one that's not too much more expensive. It's hard/sharp enough to seamlessly cut through the tints, but not scratch your window.
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They have UIs that look just like Windows out of the box. A lot of their marketing is to cater to Windows refugees as "we're the easiest ones to get used to".