Add your video
Drag in an MP4, MOV, MKV or WebM. It opens straight from your disk, whatever its size.
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Drag the start and end points, watch the preview jump with them, and export just that section. Nothing is uploaded, so even a two-hour recording opens instantly.
MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM. Read straight off your disk, never uploaded.
No file size limit — nothing is uploaded
The case where server-based trimmers are the most painful.
Start and end points are honoured at microsecond precision rather than snapped to the nearest keyframe, so when you trim video the clip begins exactly where you put the handle instead of a second or two early.
Upload-based trimmers make you send the entire recording just to keep thirty seconds of it. Here the file is read from your disk on demand, so a long lecture or stream recording is ready to scrub the moment you drop it in.
If the clip is heading for a vertical feed, change the aspect ratio in the same export. Doing both at once means one re-encode instead of two, which keeps more quality.
The whole file is read locally, so scrubbing a long recording does not mean waiting on an upload.
Drag in an MP4, MOV, MKV or WebM. It opens straight from your disk, whatever its size.
Drag the two handles; the preview seeks as you move them. Or use the 15 and 60 second presets.
Export just that section. No upload, no account, no watermark.
Add your video, drag the start and end handles to the section you want, then export. The clip is encoded in your browser when you trim video, and downloads straight to your device.
Start and end points are applied at microsecond precision rather than snapped to the nearest keyframe, so the clip starts where you put the handle. This requires re-encoding, which is why the export takes a moment rather than being instant.
No. The file is read from your disk rather than uploaded, so a two-hour recording opens as fast as a two-minute one and there is no cap to work around.
Yes, and it is worth doing — both happen in one export, so the video is re-encoded once instead of twice, which preserves more quality than running two separate tools.
The section is re-encoded, so there is some loss, though at the default bitrate it is not noticeable in normal viewing.
No. Decoding and encoding both run on your own device, which is why there is no size limit here.
No registration, no watermark, and no size limit.
Everything runs on your own device.
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