Everything you need to work with short clips
Whatever you need to do with a short video — change its format, shrink its file size, pull out the audio, or add a watermark — our Video Tools handle it on our server, so it works the same way regardless of what device or app you recorded it on.
Convert between formats
The Video Converter switches between MP4, WebM, MOV, AVI, MKV, FLV and WMV — useful when a platform only accepts one specific format, or when an old file won't play on a newer device. Want to turn a clip into a shareable, looping image instead? Video to GIF converts it in one step, ready to drop straight into a chat or a page.
Compress, extract and adjust
Large video files are one of the most common reasons an upload gets rejected or an email won't send. The Video Compressor reduces file size while keeping the picture watchable, which usually solves that in one pass. If you only need the sound — a podcast clip, a piece of background music, a voice memo — Extract Audio from Video pulls it out as a standalone audio file. And Change Video Speed speeds a clip up or slows it down, adjusting the audio pitch to match so it doesn't sound distorted.
Mute and brand your video
Mute Video strips the audio track entirely without touching the picture — handy for background loops or clips where the original sound isn't usable. Video Watermark burns your own text onto the footage wherever you place it, useful for crediting a clip before sharing it publicly.
What to expect on limits
Every video tool here works with files up to 50 MB and 5 minutes long, which covers the vast majority of short-form clips people process. Jobs run one at a time in a queue to keep the server responsive for everyone, so during busy periods you may see a short wait before yours starts — it's still processing, just queued.
Typical reasons people reach for these tools
The Video Converter gets used most often when a platform rejects an upload for being the wrong format, or when an old recording in an outdated codec won't play on a current device. The Compressor is the one people reach for right before an email attachment limit or a messaging app's upload cap gets in the way. Extract Audio comes up when a video contains a voiceover, interview, or piece of music that's actually the useful part, and Mute Video is common for background loops or clips being repurposed with new narration or music added on top elsewhere.
A tip on watermarking
When using Video Watermark to credit a clip before sharing it, placing the text in a corner rather than the center keeps it out of the way of the main subject while still being clearly visible — and a semi-transparent watermark tends to look more intentional than a solid, opaque block of text sitting on top of the footage.
Built for short clips, not full projects
These tools are aimed squarely at the short, single-clip edits people need constantly — a screen recording that needs converting, a phone video that needs compressing before it'll upload, a clip that needs its audio pulled out. They're not a replacement for a full video editor if you're cutting together a multi-scene project with transitions and effects. For that one specific fix on that one specific file, though, opening a dedicated editor is often more setup than the task actually needs — which is the gap these tools are built to close.
Works the same regardless of your device
Video processing is genuinely demanding on a device's hardware, which is exactly why doing it locally on an older phone or a budget laptop can be painfully slow or fail outright. Since these tools run the actual conversion on our servers, the device you're using only has to handle the upload and download — the heavy lifting happens elsewhere, so the experience is consistent whether you're on the newest flagship phone or something several years old.
How it works
Upload your clip
Drag and drop or browse for the video you want to convert, compress, mute or watermark.
Let it process
Processing happens on our servers, so it works the same regardless of your device's power.
Download the result
Save the finished clip straight to your device once it's ready.
Key features
Benefits of using video tools
Faster Fixes
Convert, compress or trim a clip in minutes instead of opening a full editor for a one-off fix.
Consistent Results on Any Device
Since processing happens on our servers, results are the same whether you're on an old phone or a new laptop.
No Software to Learn
Skip installing and learning a video editor for tasks that only need one specific change.
Common use cases
- Converting a video to a format a platform will actually accept.
- Compressing a clip before it hits an email or messaging app's upload limit.
- Pulling the audio out of a video for a podcast clip or voiceover.
- Watermarking a clip with your name or handle before sharing it publicly.
Best practices
- Place a watermark in a corner rather than the center, so it doesn't cover the main subject.
- Compress before uploading anywhere with a strict file size limit, not after it gets rejected.
- Keep an original copy of any clip before compressing or converting it, in case you need the source quality later.
What people are saying
Compressed a video that kept getting rejected by our upload limit. Worked on the first try.
Pulled the audio out of an interview recording in a couple of minutes, no editing software needed.
Watermarked a batch of clips with our handle before posting. Quick and looks clean.