Video editor

Video editing without installing anything

The editor builds a video from tracks, the way desktop programs do. Drag clips into them, move them, shorten them by the edges and lay titles or music over the top. The editing is non-destructive: the original files are untouched, you only change how the video is assembled from them.

• Clips on tracks: video, images and audio side by side and stacked.
• Titles and text with their own position and timing.
• Crossfades between clips, colour adjustments and speed changes.
• Export in landscape or portrait, so one edit gives you a YouTube version and a vertical one for Reels and Stories.

The finished video is saved as MP4. You choose the quality according to whether you care more about the file size or the picture.

Your browser does both the editing and the final conversion; the videos are never uploaded. The editor is free, needs no account and puts no watermark on the result.

Frequently asked questions

Why does the export take so long?

Because your computer converts the video, not our servers. For a clip of several minutes at high resolution, that means a few minutes of work. Leave the editor tab open during the export, and preferably in the foreground: browsers slow background computation down.

Which files can I add?

Video, audio and images. The result is always MP4, so it can be sent or uploaded practically anywhere.

Will there be a watermark?

No. No logo, no caption, no limit on the length.

Can it handle a long video?

Editing yes, but the export holds the whole video in the browser's memory, so with long recordings it can run out. When all you need is a smaller file or one section cut out, leaner tools exist: video compression and video trimming.

Do you store the videos I add?

No, they never reach us. The editor opens them in the memory of the browser tab, and closing the page loses the project in progress too, so download the finished video.