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Compress, trim, resize, and edit video without uploading it anywhere.

About Video Tools

Video files are demanding to work with — large, and often need trimming, resizing, or compressing before they'll actually fit where they're going. This collection covers compression, resizing, cropping, trimming, frame rate changes, watermarking, and rotation, all powered by a real FFmpeg build compiled to WebAssembly and running entirely in your browser rather than a remote server. Looking to change a video's file format instead? That's handled by the dedicated Video Converter category.

Why use these tools

  • A genuine FFmpeg engine handles every operation, delivering the same codec support and encoding quality as installed desktop video software.
  • Compression and resizing give you direct control over bitrate and dimensions, so you can target a specific file size or platform requirement precisely.
  • Cropping and rotation apply consistently across the full timeline, giving a clean result rather than a fix that only affects part of the clip.
  • Large video files never leave your device — everything is processed locally, which also means no upload wait before processing starts.

Frequently asked questions

Is format conversion in this category?

No — converting between video formats like MP4, MOV, AVI, and MKV has its own dedicated Video Converter category. This category covers editing operations on a video you already have in the right format: compressing, resizing, cropping, trimming, changing frame rate, watermarking, and rotating.

Are large video files uploaded to a server for processing?

No. All video processing runs locally in your browser using a real FFmpeg engine compiled to WebAssembly. Your video is never transmitted anywhere, and there's no upload wait before processing begins.

How long does it take to process a video?

Processing time depends on the video's length, resolution, and your own device's processing power, since encoding happens entirely on your hardware rather than a shared server.

Which tool should I use to fit a video under a platform's upload size limit?

Compress Video lets you set a target quality and bitrate to shrink file size, and Resize Video can reduce pixel dimensions for an even smaller file if needed.

Can I reformat a landscape video into a vertical format for mobile platforms?

Yes, Crop Video lets you select a specific frame region — including a vertical 9:16 crop — applied consistently across the entire video.