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VIDEO TOOLS · ONLINE
Online Video Editor
Trim, crop, rotate, adjust colour, add text, emoji, stickers and shapes, then export locally.
Trim, crop, rotate, flip, adjust colour or speed, mute audio and add simple text overlays to a video in your browser. Work on the preview first; use numeric controls only when you need exact placement or sizing.
Browser export support varies by codec and device. Keep the source file until you've watched the exported clip from start to finish.
Choose a video to edit
or drag and drop it here
Best for short and medium clips on modern browsersThe source video stays on your device. Export happens locally and may run in real time.
Online Video Editor: the job it actually does
Trim, crop, rotate, flip, adjust colour or speed, mute audio and add simple text overlays to a video in your browser.
Browser editing has a practical performance ceiling
Trimming, crop, rotation, colour adjustments, speed and text overlays can be handled locally, but long high-resolution clips require more memory and processing time than short social clips. Export format support also depends on browser media capabilities.
Browser export support varies by codec and device. Keep the source file until you've watched the exported clip from start to finish.
When Online Video Editor isn’t the right endpoint
Use a desktop NLE when the project needs multi-track editing, frame-accurate professional codecs, advanced audio work or very large source media.
FAQ
What does Online Video Editor actually do?
Trim, crop, rotate, flip, adjust colour or speed, mute audio and add simple text overlays to a video in your browser.
What limitation matters most?
Trimming, crop, rotation, colour adjustments, speed and text overlays can be handled locally, but long high-resolution clips require more memory and processing time than short social clips. Export format support also depends on browser media capabilities. Browser export support varies by codec and device. Keep the source file until you've watched the exported clip from start to finish.