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Free Video & Audio Editing Tools
Trim a recording, remove its soundtrack, convert a clip, or prepare audio without uploading the source to a media-processing server. Browser encoding takes device resources, so short test clips are useful before a long export. Available codecs and recording options depend on your browser.
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Video Trimmer & Batch Clip Splitter
Cut a local video into named time ranges and export individual MP4 clips or a ZIP of multiple clips.
Open tool →Vocal Range & Voice Type Detector
Test your vocal range and discover your singing voice classification with real-time browser pitch detection from your microphone.
Open tool →Video Frame Grabber & Thumbnail Snapshot
Seek through a local video and save selected frames as images for thumbnails, notes or visual review.
Open tool →Video Audio Muter & Sound Stripper
Remove audio from a local video in your browser. Preview the muted result and download it, with supported formats and limits explained beside the tool.
Open tool →Video to Audio Extractor (MP4 to WAV/MP3)
Extract a supported video’s decoded audio and save a WAV file for listening, transcription or further editing.
Open tool →Video to Animated GIF / Clip Maker
Turn a short video segment into an animated GIF for a demonstration, reaction or lightweight visual explanation.
Open tool →Frequency Tone Generator & Binaural Beats
Generate pure sine, square, sawtooth tones, frequency sweeps, and binaural beats from 1 Hz to 22,000 Hz. Export test audio directly to WAV.
Open tool →BPM & Tempo Tap Counter
Tap along with a steady beat to estimate tempo in beats per minute without uploading a recording.
Open tool →Audio Trimmer & Cutter (WAV Visualizer)
Choose start and end times in a local recording, add optional fades and download the selected audio as WAV.
Open tool →Subtitle Converter & Time Offset Editor (SRT ↔ VTT)
Convert subtitle text between SRT and WebVTT and adjust cue timing for a video playback workflow.
Open tool →Audio Converter (MP3, WAV, OGG, M4A)
Convert between MP3, WAV, OGG, M4A, and AAC locally in your browser. Adjust bitrates, sample rates, and channels with zero uploads.
Open tool →Audio Compressor & Bitrate Reducer
Compress mixed audio formats locally, track each file in a batch queue, and download results individually or as a ZIP.
Open tool →Audio Speed & Pitch Changer
Adjust the playback rate of local audio, audition the result and export a rendered version for supported sources.
Open tool →Screen & Webcam Recorder
Record a screen, window or browser tab with optional microphone and webcam overlay. Pause, preview and download locally in a supported desktop browser.
Open tool →Video Compressor
Compress videos locally with MP4 or WebM output, resolution controls and optional target size. Preview the result and compare actual file sizes before saving.
Open tool →Audio Joiner & MP3 Merger
Join audio clips locally in your chosen order. Add optional crossfades, preview the merged recording and download WAV or MP3 without uploading your files.
Open tool →Video Converter · MP4 & WebM
Convert supported MOV, MKV, MP4 and WebM videos locally to MP4 or WebM. Set output width, choose compression and preview the result before downloading.
Open tool →Animated GIF Editor
Edit an animated GIF locally: trim its time range, resize, reverse playback or change speed and frame rate. Preview the animation and download a looping GIF.
Open tool →Studio Audio & Voice Enhancer
Enhance voice recordings, podcasts, and audio clips with studio presets, live original/enhanced comparison, and local WAV or MP3 export. Zero audio uploads.
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Which video & audio tool should I use?
Prepare a clip for sharing
Trim unused footage before compressing or converting it. Lower resolution and a faster encoding preset can reduce processing time.
Work on the soundtrack
Extract, mute, join or enhance audio according to the task. Listen to the exported file for clipped peaks, joins and unwanted artifacts.
Record or explore sound
Check screen-recording permissions and audio-source support. For generated tones, start quietly and raise playback volume cautiously.