Video Tools

Video files are big, and doing anything to them — trimming a clip, converting the format, shrinking the file size, turning a moment into a GIF, or pulling out just the audio — usually means either installing real editing software or uploading a large file to a website and waiting.

These tools run a real video engine directly in your browser, so trimming, resizing, compressing, and converting between MP4, WebM, MOV, AVI, MPEG, and MKV all happen on your own device. The first time you use any of them, that engine downloads once (a few tens of MB) and is cached afterward, so later uses start instantly.