Video tools
Choose Free Video Tools by TaskSplit, compress, and trim by task
Choose the right browser video tool for splitting, trimming, compressing, changing speed, removing audio, thumbnails, frames, and video info checks.
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Choose the right browser video tool for splitting, trimming, compressing, changing speed, removing audio, thumbnails, frames, and video info checks.
Split VideoSplit MP4 and MOV videos by duration, parts, or target size.Trim VideoTrim videos to the exact start and end range you need.Compress VideoReduce video file size before sharing.Change SpeedChange video playback speed from slow motion to fast playback.Rotate VideoRotate videos left, right, or 180 degrees.Mute VideoRemove audio from supported videos in your browser.Extract AudioExtract audio from supported video files.ThumbnailCreate thumbnail images from video frames.Extract FramesExtract video frames as images or a contact sheet.Video InfoCheck video duration, resolution, size, and format.
How to choose a video tool
1. Choose the main job
Decide whether the first step is splitting, trimming, compressing, or changing speed.
2. Run the smallest edit
Supported files are processed locally first. Check duration, resolution, and audio after saving.
3. Add only needed cleanup
Before sharing or uploading, adjust file size, orientation, thumbnails, or audio only when needed.
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