Video Tools That Actually Work in Your Browser

Put your name on your videos before they end up somewhere you didn't put them. Drop in a logo with transparency or type out some text. Control position, opacity, and when it shows up.

Add background music, record a voiceover, or replace the whole soundtrack. Controls for volume on both the original and new audio so they sit right together.

Strip the audio out and get a silent clip. Useful when the original sound is copyrighted, distracting, or you just want to add your own later.

Blur faces, pixelate license plates, or drop a solid block over anything that shouldn't be seen. Position the censored area frame by frame for moving subjects.

Turn a video clip into an animated GIF or WebP. Control frame rate, loop, duration, and crop. Good for memes, reaction clips, and quick social posts.

Turn animated GIFs and WebP files into MP4 or WebM. Smaller files, better platform compatibility, and easier to drop into a video editing project.

Fix a video that came out sideways or upside down. Presets for 90°, 180°, 270°, or drag the slider for a custom angle. Flip horizontal or vertical for mirrored recordings.

Scrub through a video and grab the exact frame you want as a thumbnail. Generate a few options and export at whatever size you need for YouTube, social, or a gallery.