Tap a clip to select it. Drag its ends to trim, or use the buttons that appear. Tap the ruler to move the playhead, then Split.
A clean two-track editor that works the same on your phone and your desktop. The bottom track is your main video — add clips and they play one after another. The top track is for overlays: an image or a second clip that appears on top for a moment. Tap an item to select it, then trim its ends, split it at the playhead, or remove it — and export a finished MP4.
It runs entirely in your browser, so your footage never leaves your device — no upload, no account, no render queue. Export uses your browser’s native video encoder (WebCodecs) for a real MP4, and falls back to WebM where that isn’t available.
No. Clips are read straight from your device and everything — editing, compositing and the final export — happens in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere.
An MP4 (H.264) via your browser’s native WebCodecs encoder in Chrome, Edge and recent Safari. Where WebCodecs isn’t available it falls back to a WebM you can convert with any converter.
Tap the clip to select it, then drag either end handle — or move the playhead to where you want and tap Trim start / Trim end.
Anything you want shown on top of the main video for a stretch of time — a title card image, a screenshot, or a short b-roll clip. The main video’s sound keeps playing underneath.