BROWSER · LOCAL · FREE
Trim video.
Keep the moment.
Drop a video, set your cut points, and export the clip. No upload, no account, no watermark.
CLIPR / TRIM
SOURCEvideo.mp4
Trim range0:00.000
0:00.0000:00.000
Drag the handles to choose the part you want. Click the timeline to preview a point.
Format
How it works
Three moves. Then you're done.
Drop the video
Choose a video from your device. Clipr reads it locally in your browser.
Find the moment
Move the handles until the selected range starts and ends exactly where the story needs it.
Export the clip
Save the selected moment locally. No account, watermark or upload workflow in the way.
Why Clipr
Everything useful. Nothing pretending to be a video studio.
No uploads
Your video is processed in the browser instead of being sent to a processing server.
No account
Open Clipr, trim the file, download it. There is nothing to sign up for.
No watermark
Your exported clip is yours. Clipr does not add a branding mark to the output.
Precise range
Use the timeline handles and timestamp readout to set the section you want.
Local-first
The core trimming workflow is designed to work without a file upload backend.
Free to use
The tool stays free, with non-intrusive advertising helping fund RuntimeHub.
Where Clipr fits
For the moments when opening a full editor makes no sense.
Cut a short clip
Pull the useful section from a long recording before posting it to Reels, TikTok, Shorts or Discord.
Share only what matters
Remove the dead space from a recording before sending the useful section to a colleague or client.
Save the highlight
Take a short moment out of a long session without opening a desktop editor.
Keep sensitive footage local
Useful for recordings you would rather not upload to an unknown video-processing service.
FAQ
The practical questions.
The core trimming workflow does not send the video file to a Clipr processing server. The file is loaded from your device into browser memory and processed locally.
No. Clipr is designed as a direct utility: open it, choose a file, trim it, and download the result without creating an account.
You can open video formats supported by your browser. Export options depend on the browser and device capabilities, so availability can differ between browsers.
Clipr creates a new exported video for the selected range. Because export behavior depends on the browser, the result is not intended to be a lossless remux of the source.
Yes. The source stays loaded while you work, so you can change the handles and export another section without re-importing the original file.
The interface is responsive and the trim handles use touch-friendly pointer interactions. Actual processing speed depends on your device and browser.
RuntimeHub
More small tools.
Same philosophy.
Clipr is one tool in a growing collection of browser-native utilities. Open the one you need, do the job, move on.