Copied, not re-encoded
The frames between your start and end are copied as they are, so the trimmed video looks exactly like the original.
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Trim a video to the part you want: set the start and end, and download it. The original frames are copied, so the clip looks exactly like the source and it takes seconds.
Your file stays on your device. It's processed in this browser tab and never uploaded to ClipSnitch.
Pick or drop a video up to 2 GB. It plays right here so you can find your start and end.
Type the times, or play to each spot and press "Use video time".
Trim it, check the result, and download an MP4.
The frames between your start and end are copied as they are, so the trimmed video looks exactly like the original.
A copied clip has to begin on a key frame, so it can start slightly before the time you set, usually by less than two seconds.
Need it to the frame? Turn on Exact cut: the clip is re-encoded from the exact start, which takes longer.
Choose the video, set the start and end (type them, or play to each spot and press "Use video time"), and press Trim video. Check the result on the page and download the MP4.
No. By default the frames between your start and end are copied as they are, so the trimmed video looks exactly like the original, and it takes seconds even for long videos.
A copied clip has to begin on a key frame, so it can start slightly before the time you set, usually by less than two seconds. Turn on Exact cut to start on the exact frame; the video is then re-encoded, which takes longer.
Yes. The video trimmer takes MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV and M4V files up to 2 GB and saves the clip as an MP4 named after your video. Long results are saved straight to your computer in Chrome and Edge.
No. It's trimmed in your browser tab and never leaves your device. It's free, with no watermark and no account.
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