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Video Trimmer

Pick the start and end by dragging or typing the time, and save that part as its own video.

Your files never leave your device: they are processed in the browser and never uploaded.

How to trim a video

1

Choose the video

Choose a video from your computer or phone, or drop it in the box.

2

Mark the part

Drag the two handles, or play the video and press “Current position”, or type a time like 1:25.5.

3

Trim and save

Choose “Exact” or “Very fast”, press “Trim the video” and download the result.

Exact vs fast trimming

MethodAccuracySpeed and quality
ExactStarts and ends at the fraction of a second you chose.Re-encodes the part to high-quality MP4; takes time depending on its length.
Very fastStarts at the nearest keyframe before your start, which can be a second or two early.Seconds even for long videos, with exactly the same quality and format.
Honest limits: Everything runs on your device’s processor without graphics acceleration, so anything that is re-encoded takes time: a minute of 720p video takes about two to three minutes on a recent computer in Chrome, Edge or Safari, and longer in Firefox, on phones and at 1080p or 4K. The first time, the browser downloads the processing engine (about 31 MB) once and keeps it. The file limit is 2 GB (we tested a 1.2 GB file on a computer); phones have less memory, so keep files there under about 500 MB.

Frequently asked questions

How do I cut part of a video without software?

Open this page in your browser, choose the video, set the start and end, and press “Trim the video”. Nothing to install.

Does it add a watermark?

No. The video you download has no watermark or logo.

Why does the fast cut start before my time?

Without re-encoding, a compressed video can only be cut at keyframes, which usually come every one to a few seconds. Choose “Exact” to start right on time.

Is my file uploaded?

No. The tool runs inside your browser with the open-source FFmpeg engine; the file is read from your device and the result is saved back to it, never reaching our servers or anyone else’s.

Does it work on iPhone and Android?

Yes, in Safari (16.4 or newer), Chrome, Firefox and Edge, on phones and computers. Phones are slower and have less memory, so start with short clips.