Trim Video
Cut and trim video clips to exact length
drag & drop a file anywhere · paste with Ctrl/⌘+V · max 250MB
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How To Trim Video
Follow along with the steps below
Step 1
Upload your file
Select your video or audio file, or drag and drop it into the upload area.
Step 2
Process it
Our server processes your media — large files may take a little longer.
Step 3
Download the result
Download your finished file directly to your device, free of charge.
Trim Video is a free online media tool that runs right in your browser. Cut and trim video clips to exact length There is nothing to install and no account to create — just open the page, use the tool and get your result in moments. It works the same on a phone, tablet or computer.
Cut and trim video clips to exact length Trim Video is a free online tool — no software, no watermark and no sign-up. Upload your file, let our servers do the work, and download the result in moments. Works on desktop and mobile.
What you can do with Trim Video
- Get clean results from Trim Video without buying expensive desktop software
- Handle quick one-off jobs as well as everyday media tasks
- Work on any device with a modern web browser, at home or on the go
- Use Trim Video free, with no watermark and no registration
Trim Video gives you a fast, free way to handle media tasks online. Upload your file, choose the options you need and download the finished result in moments. Your files are processed securely and removed automatically within an hour, so nothing lingers on a server. Use it as often as you like — there are no hidden limits or fees.
What to know before you use Trim Video
What trimming keeps and what it drops
Trimming cuts the clip down to a start and end point and removes everything outside that range. It does not improve quality or resolution; it only changes which part you keep. The pixels inside your range are unchanged, so you cannot use a trim to sharpen footage or fix a low-resolution source. Keep the original file in case you want a different range later.
Frame-accurate trim versus a fast keyframe cut
A frame-accurate trim re-encodes the video so it cuts exactly where you set the points, which takes longer. A fast cut copies the stream and can only land on keyframes, so the actual start or end may sit slightly off from where you marked it. Choose frame-accurate when the exact moment matters; choose the fast cut when speed matters more than precise edges.
When trimming is the right step
Trim when you need a shorter clip: removing dead air at the start, a long tail, or one unused section. It keeps the part you keep at full quality, unlike compression, which trades away some detail. If your real goal is a smaller file rather than a shorter one, run the trimmed clip through a compress step afterward; trimming alone only drops the footage you cut.
Server processing and privacy
Your file is uploaded over an encrypted connection, processed on our server with ffmpeg, and deleted within an hour. Because the file leaves your device, avoid trimming confidential footage you cannot share. Very long or very large files may fail to process, so split an oversized source before trimming. Keep your original until you have confirmed the trimmed clip covers the range you wanted.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Trim Video free?
Yes, Trim Video is 100% free with no watermark and no account needed.
What file size is supported?
You can upload files up to several hundred MB. Larger files simply take a bit longer to process.
Are my files safe?
Uploaded files are processed on a secure server and automatically deleted within one hour.