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To trim a video for TikTok without a watermark: drop your video below, drag to select the 10-second to 5-minute moment you want, crop to 9:16, and export — nothing is stamped on your clip. Example: a 45-second recording trimmed to its best 15 seconds exports as a clean HD vertical MP4, ready to post.
MP4, MOV, WebM, and other browser-supported videos
Up to 500 MB
Make a social-ready vertical clip in four simple steps. No editing experience is needed.
Choose a video from your phone or computer. The file is opened directly in your browser.
Move the trim controls to select a clip between 10 seconds and 5 minutes long.
Add a short text overlay, choose a filter, and set the playback speed from 0.5× to 2×.
The tool center-crops your clip to 9:16 and prepares a downloadable 720 × 1280 MP4.
Drop your video into the clipper above, select the 10-second to 5-minute segment you want, crop to 9:16, and export. Everything runs in your browser and nothing is stamped on the exported clip — no logo, no watermark, no account needed.
Use this browser clipper: choose a video file (MP4, MOV, WebM up to 500 MB), drag the trim handles to your segment, and export. No software to install, no signup, and the video never leaves your device.
A video clipper removes the parts before and after the moment you want to keep. This tool also lets you add text, filters, speed changes, and a 9:16 crop before exporting.
Your selected clip can be from 10 seconds to 5 minutes. If your source video is shorter than 10 seconds, choose a longer video.
Yes. You can upload, edit, and export without creating an account or paying for a plan.
A 9:16 vertical MP4 is widely supported by short-video platforms. This tool exports at 720 × 1280 pixels for an HD vertical result.
No. Editing happens in your current browser session. Closing or refreshing the page clears the video from the editor.
Your device is doing the video processing. Longer clips, larger source files, filters, and slower phones can take more time.
Twenty-one to 34 seconds is a well-performing range: long enough to deliver a complete idea, short enough to hold attention and earn replays. Whatever the length, put the hook — the surprising or funny moment — in the first 2 seconds.
Almost always the source: clipping re-encodes what you give it, so a 480p source stays 480p and compression softens it further. Start from the highest-resolution original you have, and avoid exporting at a higher resolution than the source — upscaling adds blur, not detail.
Yes — reframe it to 9:16 vertical (1080×1920). Keep the subject centred in the crop, because auto-centring cuts off anything near the edges. Check the preview frame by frame on dialogue-heavy clips so no speaker's face is half-cropped.