Clip tools that don't want your file

Compress for Discord, trim, GIF, vertical crop, thumbnails. It all runs in your browser, so nothing gets uploaded and there's no queue.

1Compress a clip for DiscordHit an exact size for Discord.2Trim a game clipCut the dead air. No re-encode.3Turn a clip into a GIFClip to GIF, sized for chat.4Remove audio from a clipStrip audio or one OBS track.5Extract audio from a clipPull MP3, M4A or WAV out.6Crop gameplay to verticalGameplay to 9:16, facecam on top.7Resize a thumbnailExact sizes for 4 platforms.8Format a mod listPaste a list, get Markdown or BBCode.

Free or Pro

Free does one file at a time, up to 60 seconds out of a file up to 1 GB. Pro drops those limits, adds batch and saved presets. $3 a month. No watermark on either.

Go Pro

Why it runs on your machine

Most online video tools upload your clip to their server, process it there, and send it back. These don't. Your browser has video encoders built in, the same ones that power video calls, and these pages use them directly. A 500 MB clip doesn't have to go anywhere, so there's no upload to wait for.

Tools run in your browser, so a laptop takes longer than a gaming PC, and the page has to stay open. How it works covers what the page can and can't do.