Trim video
Keep only the best part of a video and drop the rest.
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Saves as WebM, not MP4. Opens in Chrome, Edge, Firefox and VLC. The Windows 11 player may not play its sound: use VLC. It takes as long as the part you keep, because the browser plays it while recording.
MP4, WEBM or MOV.
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Trim Video
Cuts an MP4, WEBM or MOV video down to the seconds you choose and saves that part with picture and sound. The browser records the part while it plays, so a 20 second clip takes about 20 seconds. The result is a WebM file, which opens in Chrome, Edge, Firefox and VLC.
- Set the start and end in seconds and save only that part.
- The result is a WEBM file with picture and sound.
- Your video is processed on your device and never sent to a server.
Questions
Why WebM and not MP4?
Browsers can record WebM but not MP4 on their own. It opens in Chrome, Edge, Firefox and VLC. The Windows 11 player may not play its sound, so use VLC.
Why does it take as long as the clip?
The browser records the part while it plays. A 20 second clip takes about 20 seconds.
Can I keep the tab in the background?
Keep it open and visible until it finishes. Some browsers slow down playback in hidden tabs.
How much does it cost?
Files up to 10 MB are free. A bigger file needs a 24-hour pass for €1.00, taxes included. No account.