Video Trimming
Visual timeline for precise clip extraction, accurate to 0.1 seconds. It does one thing: cut the segment you want out of a video.
Local processing, privacy-safe
Processed locally — data never leaves your device
Fast and efficient conversion
High-speed browser-side processing
Accurate to 0.1s
Visual timeline — drag the sliders to precisely select your trim range
Drag and drop video files here
or
Supports MP4, WebM, MOV, MKV, AVI, and more
Use Cases
- Extract highlight moments or key segments from a video
- Remove unwanted parts from the beginning or end of a video
- Create short clips for social media
- Clip the key parts of class or meeting recordings
About Video Trimming
The Video Trimmer lets you quickly cut a clip from a video, with a visual timeline for precise control over start and end times. It's a lightweight single-clip extractor — it doesn't include full editing features like multi-clip joining, transitions, effects, or subtitles. If you just want to take one clip out of a video, this is the fastest way. Everything runs locally in your browser with high-speed WebCodecs processing — no uploads, full privacy.
How to Use
Upload Video
Drag or select the video file you want to trim
Select Clip
Drag the start and end sliders to select your clip
Preview
Click the preview button to review the result
Export & Download
Choose the output format and download the trimmed video
Frequently Asked Questions
Can this tool do full video editing?
No. It only extracts a single clip from a video — it doesn't support multi-clip joining, transitions, effects, subtitles, or color grading. If you need to join multiple clips, pair it with our "Video Merger" tool. For more complex editing workflows, use professional desktop editing software.
Will files be uploaded to a server during trimming?
No. All trimming happens locally in your browser — files never leave your device, keeping your privacy fully protected.
Will trimming reduce video quality?
Trimming re-encodes the video based on the input, but we use high-quality settings so the difference is virtually invisible in most cases.
Which video formats are supported, and how long a video can I process?
Reads MP4, WebM, MOV, MKV, AVI, and other popular formats; outputs MP4, WebM, or MOV. File size is mainly limited by your device's memory — for the best experience, we recommend video files under 2GB.