Video Trimmer

Trim and cut videos online for social clips, tutorials, reels, and short edits.

Cut unwanted parts from a video directly in your browser. Use it to trim intros, remove dead time, make short social clips, prepare tutorial highlights, or create a clean segment before sharing.

What is a video trimmer?

A video trimmer selects a start and end time from a video and exports only that segment. It is faster than a full video editor when you only need to shorten a clip or remove extra footage.

When to trim a video

Social media clips

Prepare shorter videos for reels, shorts, stories, and status updates.

Tutorial cleanup

Remove setup time, mistakes, or silence from screen recordings.

Event highlights

Extract the best moment from a long recording.

File size reduction

Keep only the needed part before sending or archiving.

How trimming works

The tool reads the local video, lets you choose start and end points, and exports the selected range. Some formats can be cut faster than others depending on codec, keyframes, and browser support.

Trim, crop, and convert video

Trim videoShortening durationChanges time range only.
Crop videoChanging the frame areaRemoves edges or changes composition.
Convert videoChanging formatUseful for compatibility and compression.

Browser-based editing

Video processing happens locally. Large files, high resolution footage, and older devices may take longer, so keep the browser tab open until export finishes.

Video trimmer limits

The active fast mode copies the original streams into an MP4, so cuts can land on nearby keyframes and unusual codecs may not play in every browser. The upload limit is 500 MB; large or high-resolution videos can be slow, and trimming alone does not guarantee a smaller file.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I trim a video without uploading it?
Yes. The selected file is processed in the browser on your device.
Will trimming reduce quality?
Quality depends on the export method and settings. Re-encoding can change quality, while stream copying preserves more of the original.
What is the difference between trim and crop?
Trim changes the start and end time. Crop changes the visible frame area.