Adjust on the picture
Drag edges and corners to resize, or drag inside to move. You can also use numbers or arrow keys.
Choose the part of the picture to keep and save it as MP4. Everything runs in your browser without uploading.
Drag edges and corners to resize, or drag inside to move. You can also use numbers or arrow keys.
The editor keeps the entire original and applies the framing through canvas size and placement. MP4 download re-encodes the chosen area with even pixel dimensions.
Cut away a screen recording’s taskbar, black bars above and below, or anything at the edge you would rather not show. Only the area you keep fills the result.
When you need a 1:1 Instagram feed video or a vertical one, size the area close to that ratio. Position and size can be set precisely in pixels or with the arrow keys. For vertical shorts the 9:16 shorts tool is easier.
The resolution drops by the part you cut away, but the picture you keep stays as sharp. Saving re-encodes the video and rounds width and height to even pixels. A small area shown much larger can look soft.
In the editor the whole original goes in and your framing is applied as canvas and placement, so you can widen or move it later without losing what was cut.
No. Everything happens in this browser. The conversion engine (about 30 MB) downloads once and is reused afterwards.
It works in browser memory, so re-encoding files of several GB or long videos can be slow or fail. Use the desktop app for large videos.
Yes. No limits and no watermark.