ClipYourEdit
clipyouredit.com- Category
- Productivity
- Rank
- No. 303Apps board
Previous survey · No. 292 ·
- Pricing
- Free
- Type
- TOOL
- Date
About
ClipYourEdit is a free, browser-based video editor for trimming, looping, cropping, rotating and color-adjusting short clips without installing software or uploading files. It includes a loop finder that searches a clip for the frame that best matches a chosen in-point, plus audio removal and batch export, and performs straight cuts as fast stream copies via ffmpeg.wasm running locally, with an optional server-side re-encode option for slower machines.
At a glance
ClipYourEdit is a browser editor for trimming, rotating and cropping short video clips. It is worth evaluating for a quick edit when you want to choose between processing on your computer and uploading to a server.
Good fit
People editing a small batch of MP4 or MOV clips without needing a full timeline editor.
Consider something else when
Skip server export for video you cannot upload. Use a full editor if you need multiple tracks, complex transitions or extensive audio work.
Start here
Open a short synthetic MP4, set in and out points and check the export dialog. Choose browser processing to keep the file on the device according to the site. Enable frame accuracy if the exact cut matters.
Cost and requirements
The public editor describes browser and server export. Browser export uses the computer’s processor and memory. The server option uploads the clip and the maker says it deletes the file after download.
Limits to know
A fast trim can snap to a keyframe. Exact cuts and color changes require re-encoding according to the editor. Import, processing, export quality and server deletion were reviewed from source.
Sources checked 2026-11-05. Source-based assessment.
Why it made the leaderboard
A no-install, browser-based video trimmer/looper running entirely locally via ffmpeg.wasm, useful for fast clip editing without a full NLE install.
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