Online Video Cutter

Cut the moment you want from a longer video. Keep the original quality, skip the upload, and save a clean clip without a watermark.

  • No upload
  • Lossless cutting
  • Free up to 2 GB

Files up to 2 GB are free with no account. Larger files use lossless mode and cost 1 point per minute of the full source video, rounded up. View pricing

01 / How it works

How to cut a video online

Add your video

Drag the file onto the page or pick it from your device. It opens locally — nothing is uploaded.

Select the clip

Drag the start and end handles on the timeline. The preview plays exactly the selected range.

Cut and save

Press export and the selected clip is written to your device at original quality.

02 / Sample video

See what stays in the frame

A sample clip with the same timeline used by the editor. The selected range becomes your new video; the original file stays intact.

How it works
sample.mp4Sample video
After trimming 00:05.6
00:00.0 / 00:05.6
Start 00:00.8End 00:06.4

In lossless mode the start point snaps to the nearest keyframe, so the cut always begins on a clean frame.

Big Buck Bunny · © 2008 Blender Foundation / bigbuckbunny.org / CC BY 3.0

03 / Online Video Cutter

Make a long recording useful

Save a highlight

Keep the best moment from a game, event, or travel recording without sending the entire file.

Extract a lesson

Select the explanation you need from a lecture or meeting and save it as a separate clip.

Share a clear example

Cut a focused demonstration from a screen recording, leaving unrelated work out of the result.

One recording. Just the part you need.

This online video cutter runs entirely in your browser. Drop in a video, drag the start and end handles to select the part you want to keep, and export — the clip is written to your device without the file ever being uploaded. That is what makes it practical to trim video online without waiting on an upload queue or wondering where your footage ends up: it simply never leaves your computer.

The default lossless mode copies the original compressed video and audio data into the trimmed file, so there is no quality loss and no re-encode wait — a five-minute cut from a two-hour recording finishes in seconds. The start point snaps to the nearest keyframe so every cut begins on a clean frame; switch to precise mode when you need to cut at an exact frame, resize the video, or convert between MP4 and WebM.

People use this page to cut a highlight out of a game recording, extract a scene from a downloaded lecture, remove the silent head and tail of a screen capture, or split a long video into shareable sections. Supported inputs include MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV and 40+ container and codec combinations up to 4K. Files up to 2 GB are completely free — no account, no watermark, no ads — and larger files cost a flat 1 point per minute after a free sign-in.

Speed or an exact first frame?

Keep the original quality

Lossless mode copies the existing video and audio data. It starts at an earlier keyframe, so the first frame may be slightly before your selection.

Choose the exact moment

Precise mode re-encodes your selection for a more exact cut. It takes longer, needs a compatible browser, and is available for files up to 2 GB.

Frequently asked questions

Is the video cutter free to use?

Yes — videos up to 2 GB are free with no watermark and no account. Files over 2 GB cost 1 point per video minute.

Where is my video processed?

In your browser, on your own device. The file is never uploaded, so cutting even a multi-gigabyte recording starts instantly.

How exact is lossless cutting?

Lossless cutting starts at the keyframe at or before your selected start point, which keeps the data stream intact. For frame-exact cuts, use precise mode, which re-encodes the selection.

Does cutting re-compress my video?

No. In lossless mode the original compressed data is copied as-is, so the exported clip is identical in quality to the source.

Can I cut a clip from a long recording?

Yes. Set the start and end around the section you want and export — only the selected range is written to the new file, whatever the source length.

Your next clip starts here

Choose a file, keep the part you need, and save it to your device.

Choose your video