Video tools

Turn a phone MOV into MP4, shrink a screen recording, cut just the part you need from a long video, join clips and burn in text or subtitles. The browser's hardware encoder does the work, so multi-GB videos are fine with no upload.

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About the video tools

Video processing uses WebCodecs, which lets JavaScript call the same decoders and encoders the browser uses for playback. On most devices they run in hardware, making them several times to more than ten times faster than a WebAssembly build of ffmpeg, with far lower battery use.

Supported browsers are desktop Chrome, Edge, Safari 17+ and Firefox 130+. Output in H.264 (MP4 / MOV / MKV) and VP9 (WebM) depends on the encoders your browser provides, so formats your device cannot produce are shown disabled in the form.