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Handle video without installing an editor: trim and compress a clip, record your screen, grab still frames or a contact sheet, and read a file’s details.
Video InfoOpen a video to see what's inside: container, duration, bitrate, each track's codec and profile, resolution, frame rate, rotation, HDR, audio channels and language, plus the camera, recording date and GPS location a phone may have stored, which it can take out of an MP4 or MOV.
Frame GrabberStep through a video frame by frame and save the one you want as a full-size PNG, make a contact sheet of evenly spaced frames, or turn a stretch of it into an animated GIF.
Screen RecorderRecord your screen, a window or a browser tab, with your microphone and the computer's sound if you like, then save it as a video or a GIF. It's recorded by your browser and never leaves your computer.
Video TrimmerCut a video down to the part you want, and take its sound out if you like. MP4 and MOV files are cut in moments without re-encoding, so nothing is lost; WebM and other videos the browser plays are recorded again.
Video CompressorMake an MP4 or MOV video small enough to email or upload: choose the size it must fit in, and the picture is re-encoded as H.264 at the bitrate and resolution that fits, with the sound kept as it is.
Camera & Mic TestCheck your camera and microphone before a call: see the picture with its resolution and frame rate, watch the microphone's level, and record five seconds of your voice to hear it back.
Guides
Before a video call or recordingCheck your camera and microphone, see how loud your room is, and try a short screen recording before an important call, interview or recorded talk.
Recording a how-to videoRecord your screen with narration, trim the start and end without losing quality, take a thumbnail, make a short GIF for documentation, shrink it to fit an email, and check the captions before you share it.
Making a short animated GIF for docs or a chatRecord a few seconds of your screen or take a clip from a video, turn it into an animated GIF small enough to post, fix its timing and frames, and know when a short video is the better choice.
Getting a still frame and the recording details from a videoFind when and where a video was recorded, step to the exact frame you need, save stills and a contact sheet, and compare frames for what changed.