Drag two handles to mark where the clip should start and end. Everything outside that range is cut, and the part you keep comes back as an MP4.
Upload the video first, then pick the part to keep.
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Trim Video is a tool that cuts a video down to the part you choose and saves that part as a new MP4. After you upload the clip, a slider with a start handle and an end handle appears; the page shows the start time, the end time and how many seconds you keep. Everything before the start and after the end is removed. It works on MP4, MOV and WEBM files up to 10 minutes, runs in the cloud and costs one flat 20 credits.
Choose an MP4, MOV or WEBM file up to 200 MB and 10 minutes. The slider appears once the upload has finished, set to the clip's full length.
Move the left handle to where the clip should begin and the right handle to where it should end. Check the Start, End and Keeps readout to confirm the exact range.
Press Trim video. The part you kept is saved in My Videos as an MP4, ready to download, post or use in another tool.
The slider covers the full length of the clip you uploaded and moves in tenths of a second. As you drag, the readout shows the start, the end and the length you keep, such as Keeps 14.5 s.
Drag only the start handle to cut a slow opening, only the end handle to drop the moment you fumbled for the stop button, or both to pull one scene out of the middle.
The part you keep is cut from the original file as one piece, so the audio stays in step with the picture.
The handles can't cross, and the shortest part you can keep is 0.5 seconds. Short reaction beats, a single jump or a three-second hook are all fine.
The cut happens on our side, not on your device. Pick the clip from your camera roll, set the handles with your thumb and download the trimmed MP4 from My Videos.
Cutting the ends off one clip shouldn't need a project and an export. Drag two handles and get the part you want back.
| Feature | Trim Video | Trimming in a desktop editor |
|---|---|---|
| Setup | Upload the clip in the browser | Install an editor and import the clip |
| Picking the range | One slider with start, end and length readout | Set in and out points on a timeline |
| Precision | Steps of a tenth of a second, 0.5 s minimum | Frame-level, once you learn the controls |
| Where it runs | In the cloud, also from a phone | On your computer, using its time and battery |
| Price | One flat 20 credits for clips up to 10 minutes | An app install or a subscription |
Most phone clips start with a second of the camera wobbling into place and end with a hand reaching for the screen. Trimming both ends makes the clip feel finished.
A 6-minute rehearsal or match has one 20-second moment worth sharing. Trim to that moment and post the highlight on its own.
Some tools on the site charge per started minute. Trimming a clip down first means you only pay for the part you need.
Cut a long take down to a tight hook and payoff before posting to TikTok, Reels or Shorts.
Keep the 30 seconds of the school play where your child is on stage and drop the rest before sending it to relatives.
Pull one strong answer out of a recorded conversation to share as a teaser clip.
Cut a recorded demo down to the steps students need, without the setup before it and the chat after it.
Upload the clip, drag the start and end handles to the part you want to keep and press Trim video. The trimmed MP4 is saved in My Videos.
Open this page in Safari or Chrome, upload the video from your camera roll or gallery and drag the two handles with your thumb. Download the trimmed MP4 from My Videos when it's done.
Not in one job. The tool keeps one continuous part; to keep two parts, trim each one separately and join them with Merge Videos.
Half a second. The handles can't be moved closer together than 0.5 seconds.
10 minutes and 200 MB per upload, in MP4, MOV or WEBM.
Yes. The audio of the part you keep stays with the picture in the trimmed MP4.
20 credits per trim, for any video up to 10 minutes.
No, the range is set with the slider. It moves in steps of a tenth of a second and shows the exact start, end and length as you drag.
Yes. Sign in with Google or email; each job costs credits from your balance, and the result is saved in My Videos.
If a job can't finish, the credits it used go back to your balance automatically.
Cut a video to the part you want with a start and end slider. 20 credits, and the result is saved in My Videos.
