What does Video Trimmer & Cutter do?
Tubelexity trims and cuts local video without uploading it. Set exact start and end times, create several named segments, reorder them and export one combined video or separate clips. Fast cut preserves streams when possible, while precise cut re-encodes for more accurate timing. Both modes produce watermark-free downloads.
How to use Video Trimmer & Cutter
- 1Open a local video and set a start and end time.
- 2Create, rename, duplicate or reorder the segments you need.
- 3Choose Fast cut for speed or Precise cut for tighter timing.
- 4Export selected segments as one joined video or separate clips.
Supported inputs and outputs
Inputs
MP4, MOV, WebM
Outputs
MP4 clips, WebM clips when compatible
Practical uses
- Removing an intro or outro
- Splitting a recording into clips
- Joining highlights in a chosen order
- Cutting an exact tutorial excerpt
Browser and media limitations
- Fast cuts can align to nearby keyframes.
- Precise cuts take longer because they re-encode.
- Mixed stream properties may require precise mode.
- Variable-frame-rate timing depends on source timestamps.
How local processing works
Processing runs locally in your browser with FFmpeg.wasm. The media engine is downloaded on first use, but your media is not sent to Tubelexity or a processing server.
Frequently asked questions
Can I trim a video online for free?
Yes. Tubelexity cuts local video in your browser without paid credits or a watermark.
What is the difference between Fast cut and Precise cut?
Fast cut copies streams and may start near a keyframe. Precise cut re-encodes for tighter timing and takes longer.
Can I join several video segments?
Yes. Select and reorder segments, then export them as one combined video.
Are overlapping segments allowed?
Yes. Intentional overlaps are exported in the selected segment order.