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Free Video Clipper

Cut several clips out of one video in a single pass. Mark as many start-and-end ranges as you need, then export and download them all at once.

What this does: cuts multiple clips out of one video, entirely in your browser using a WebAssembly build of FFmpeg. It is free, with no signup and no server upload, so your file never leaves your device; it also only works on videos you upload from your own device, and it cannot fetch or clip video from YouTube or any other website since that would violate those platforms' terms of service. The first use downloads a ~31MB engine (cached afterward), and because processing is single-threaded in the tab, it is slower than a native app, especially on large files or mobile.

Click to select a video or drag and drop it here.

Upload a video file from your device. This tool cannot open YouTube or other website links.

Frequently asked questions

Is my video uploaded anywhere, and can I paste in a YouTube link?

No. This tool only processes video files you upload from your own device, entirely inside your browser tab, and nothing is ever sent to a server. It does not accept links from YouTube or any other website - that is a deliberate limit, not a missing feature, since downloading or clipping video from those platforms violates their terms of service.

Why does the first clip take a while to start, and is processing slow?

The first time you use this tool, your browser downloads a ~31MB WebAssembly video engine (FFmpeg compiled to run in the browser). It is cached afterward, so later visits start instantly. Processing runs single-threaded inside the tab, so it is slower than a native desktop app, especially with large files or on mobile devices.

How does exporting multiple clips work, and what if a fast cut is not possible?

Each clip you add is cut from the same uploaded file, one at a time, since the browser's video engine can only do one thing at once; exporting several clips simply takes longer the more you add. For every clip, this tool first tries a fast, lossless cut that copies the video without re-encoding, and if that is not possible for a given clip, it automatically falls back to re-encoding just that clip.