Video Cutter
Pause on the frame you want, then click “Use current frame as start” or “… as end”.
Keep just the part that matters
Cut the boring start off a phone video, keep the one moment from a long recording, or trim a screen capture before sharing. Watch the video, pause at the right frame and set the start and end — then save only that section as a new file.
How to use it
- Drop a video and play it in the player.
- Pause where the clip should begin and click “Use current frame as start”; do the same for the end. You can also type times like
1:05.5. - “Preview selection” plays just that range.
- Choose whether to keep sound and whether to downscale, then download.
How it works and its limits
Browsers can't cut video files without re-encoding, so the selected range is played and re-recorded (MediaRecorder). It takes about as long as the selection and quality is slightly reduced. Chrome and Edge save MP4 or WEBM depending on support. Keep the tab open while it works. Your video stays on your device.
Frequently asked questions
Can I join several segments?
No. Save each segment separately.
Does it work for long videos (1 hour)?
Yes, but processing takes as long as the part you keep. Do long sections on a computer.
The result is WEBM and won't open on my iPhone.
Making it in Safari or a recent Chrome may give MP4. Or open WEBM with a player like VLC.
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