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Video tools

Trim, mute, watermark, and adjust speed on video clips, extract frames or audio, inspect a file's codec/resolution info, or build a multi-clip timeline in the Video Editor, all decoded and re-encoded in your browser, without a render queue or an upload wait.

Trim a clip down to the part you actually need
Add a watermark before sharing a video publicly
Pull a single frame out of a video as an image
Mute or replace the audio track on a clip

10 tools

Video Trimmer
Cut a video down to a start and end point.
Video Frame Grabber
Scrub to a moment and export it as an image.
Extract Video Frames
Pull evenly-spaced frames out as a ZIP of images.
Mute Video
Strip the audio track and keep the picture.
Video Watermark
Burn a text or logo watermark into every frame.
Video Speed Changer
Re-export a video slower or faster.
Extract Audio from Video
Pull the audio track out as a WAV file.
Video Info Viewer
Check duration, resolution, and file size instantly.
Video Editor
Multi-clip timeline, transitions, captions, and music.
Video Compressor
Shrink a video's file size, right in your browser.

Video tools guides

Why Video Files Are So Big: Codecs, Bitrate, and Compression Explained

A minute of raw, uncompressed video would take up gigabytes - everything that makes a video file a manageable size is a codec finding ways to throw away or compress information a viewer won't notice missing.

Sep 66 min read

How to Trim, Mute, or Watermark a Video Without Installing Software

Three common video edits, none of which need a video editor installed: cutting a clip down, stripping the audio, and burning in a watermark.

Aug 146 min read

Frequently asked

Are these tools actually free?

Yes. Every tool on this page is free to use, with no usage limits, watermarks, or paywalled features.

Is my file or data uploaded to a server?

No. Every tool listed here processes your file or input directly in your browser tab; nothing is sent to YourFileKit's servers or any third party.

Do I need to create an account?

No sign-up is required to use any tool. An optional account only exists for saving preferences like favorites across visits.

Is there a file size or length limit for video?

No limit is enforced by the tools; very large or long files are bound by your device's memory and processing power rather than a server-side cap.

Why does processing take a while for some video tools?

Video encoding is genuinely CPU/GPU-intensive: because it all happens on your device instead of a server, speed depends on your hardware, not a shared server queue that could be busy with other users.