What video formats are supported?

Most tools accept MP4, WebM, MOV, and AVI files up to 500 MB. Output format depends on your browser — Chrome and Edge export WebM, Safari exports MP4. For guaranteed MP4 output, use Safari or re-encode the WebM result with a desktop tool.

Is my video uploaded to a server?

No — every video tool runs entirely in your browser using the Canvas, MediaRecorder, and Web Audio APIs. Your file never leaves your device. We cannot see, access, or store your videos.

Why is processing slow for large files?

Browser-native video processing is limited by your device's memory and CPU. Very large or long videos may take longer or use more memory than smaller ones. For best results, process videos under 200 MB and under 10 minutes in length.

Will the output always be MP4?

Not necessarily — most browsers record to WebM by default. Safari is the main browser that outputs MP4 directly. Use a desktop editor to re-encode if you need a specific format. WebM plays universally on modern browsers and most desktop players.

Can I trim a video for social media?

Yes — use the Trim Video tool to cut your video to exactly 60 seconds for Instagram Reels/Feed, 90 seconds for Instagram Stories, or any other platform duration limit. The tool shows exact timestamps so you can hit the required length precisely.

How do I compress a video without losing quality?

Use the Compress Video tool. It re-encodes at a lower bitrate, which reduces file size while maintaining visual quality. For best results, stay above 2 Mbps bitrate for HD video. Dropping below 1 Mbps will cause visible quality loss.

Can I remove audio from a video?

Yes — use the Mute Video tool. It re-encodes the video without the audio track, which also reduces file size. This is useful for creating GIFs from video clips or sharing video where sound isn't needed.

Is there a file size limit?

The practical limit is around 500 MB, determined by your browser and device memory. Most social media videos (under 100 MB) process without issues. Very large files (1 GB+) may fail or crash the browser tab.

Can I convert MP4 to GIF?

Yes — use the MP4 to GIF tool. It extracts frames at your chosen frame rate and bundles them into an animated GIF. Keep the duration short (under 10 seconds) and frame rate low (10 FPS) for reasonable GIF file sizes.

Can I edit videos offline?

Once a video tool page has fully loaded, you can disconnect from the internet and continue working. All processing happens in JavaScript already downloaded to your browser — no server connection needed.

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Getting Started with Video Tools

Every video tool processes files entirely in your browser using the Canvas API, MediaRecorder API, and Web Audio API. Drop your video into any tool, adjust settings, and download the result — no upload wait, no server queue, no account required. Your videos never leave your device.