Video tools

Free video tools that run in your browser.

No sign-up, no watermark, and nothing uploaded — every file tool below reads your file on your own device.

Start with the checker if you are not sure what is wrong with your file: it reads the real specs and tells you which upload target rejects it and why, then sends you to the tool that fixes it.

Start here

Find out what is wrong with your video.

Fix it

Change the file.

Compress video

Cut the file size and resolution when a video is too big to upload.

Convert video

Re-encode MOV, WebM, MKV, or AVI as MP4 (H.264) when the container or codec is wrong.

Trim video

Shorten a clip that runs past a platform's length limit.

Mute video

Remove the audio track without touching the picture.

Take something out

Pull audio, stills or a GIF out of a video.

Transcripts and YouTube

Get the words out of a video.

The file tools here read the file in your browser too, but they send the extracted audio to be transcribed. The YouTube tools read the captions of a video from its link.

MP4 to text

Transcribe an MP4 to plain text you can copy or download as .txt.

Video to text

Get a transcript from a video file, or from a YouTube video that has captions.

YouTube summarizer

Paste a YouTube link and get a summary, key points and a timeline from its captions.

Need the words?

Turn a video into a transcript and notes.

The tools above change the file. If you want what was said in it, Video to Notes transcribes a video and writes a summary, key points and a timeline you can download.

Make notes from a video