Free video tools
Quick video fixes without uploading a single clip or installing an editor.
Cut Audio
Keep the part you want. MP3, M4A, WAV and more.
Audio Converter
Convert between MP3, M4A, WAV, Opus and FLAC.
Trim Video
Cut a video down to the part you want. No re-encoding when possible, so quality stays untouched.
Compress Video
Shrink a video’s file size, right in your browser. Pick a resolution and quality.
Video to GIF
Turn a short clip into an animated GIF. Works best on screen recordings and simple footage.
Extract Audio from Video
Pull just the audio track out of a video. Choose AAC (.m4a) or Opus (.ogg).
Video to MP3
Save the sound of a video as an MP3 you can play anywhere.
Resize Video for TikTok
Reframe a video to 1080 × 1920 vertical — or square, or landscape.
Popular shortcuts
Merge Audio Files
Join several files into one, in any order.
M4A to MP3
Turn M4A files into MP3.
MP3 to WAV
Turn MP3 files into WAV.
WAV to MP3
Turn WAV files into MP3.
Mute a Video
Take the audio out of a video, keeping the picture exactly as it is.
Rotate a Video
Turn a sideways video the right way up, for players that ignore the rotation flag.
Compress Video for Discord
Get a clip under Discord’s 10 MB limit without guessing at settings.
Compress Video for WhatsApp
Fit a clip under WhatsApp’s video limit, and control the quality yourself.
Video tools usually mean uploading hundreds of megabytes and waiting. These use your browser’s own video engine instead: the clip is decoded and encoded on your device, so there is no upload and no queue.
Where possible nothing is re-encoded at all — trimming, muting and rotating copy the video data straight into a new file, which is fast and lossless. Long outputs are written to your device’s storage rather than held in memory.
A recent Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox is needed. Desktop computers are faster; phones work for short clips.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a file size limit?
No fixed limit. Very long videos depend on your device’s speed and free storage.
Why is my browser not supported?
The tools need WebCodecs, available in current versions of Chrome, Edge, Safari and Firefox. Updating your browser usually fixes it.
Do you add a watermark?
Never.
Which formats can I open?
MP4, MOV, WebM and MKV with common codecs (H.264, HEVC where the system supports it, VP8, VP9, AV1).