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Cut Video

Trim a video to the exact seconds you need.

Runs in your browserUpdated Nov 1, 2026In development
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Cut Video is being built

This tool is on the roadmap but not available yet. The rest of the catalogue is live — you can keep working while this one ships.

How to use the Cut Video

1

Load your media

Drag a file onto the drop zone or use the file picker. A preview confirms the dimensions and format that were detected.

2

Adjust the output

Set quality, size or format options. The preview updates immediately so you can judge the result before exporting.

3

Export the result

Download the processed file. Because everything runs locally, processing speed depends on your device rather than a remote queue.

What Cut Video is for

Set start and end times, preview the result, and export a trimmed clip without re-encoding the whole file.

The Cut Video is part of the Image & Video collection on ToolFlow. It is designed for one concrete job: trim a video to the exact seconds you need. Everything runs client-side, so you can use it with sensitive material without creating a copy on someone else's server.

Common use cases

  • Clip a long screen recording
  • Extract a highlight
  • Remove dead air

Good to know

  • No account is required, and there is no usage limit on the browser tool.
  • Processing happens locally. Files are read from disk and the result is written back to your downloads folder.
  • Results are reproducible: the same input and options produce the same output, with no hidden server round-trip.
  • If the tool needs a live data source, the page states it explicitly instead of silently failing.

Cut Video FAQ

The questions people ask before using this tool.

The browser decides which formats it can decode. Modern Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari handle PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF and, in many cases, AVIF. Unsupported files show a clear error instead of failing silently.