Inspect, play, capture frames, trim, extract audio, create GIFs and resize local videos in one private workspace, with explicit MP4/WebM result transfers.
Choose a workflow to begin. Nothing is loaded or played automatically.
Create an actual video result to continue in another tool.
Only playable exported WebM/MP4 from Trimmer or Resizer can be transferred, with your click. The next tool opens with default settings and inspects that actual local file. PNG, GIF, WAV and metadata are downloaded from their own tool; they are not video inputs. Ordinary switching carries nothing over. Keep a download if you need an external copy.
One active tool at a time. Reset, Close or ordinary switching releases files, playback and workers. Use explicit video transfer to continue with a generated MP4/WebM; each export can re-encode or change timing. No simultaneous multitrack timeline is included.
Choose a video workflow above. Inspect, capture, trim, convert or resize — entirely on your device.
The selected tool retains its real standalone UI and limits: local MP4/MOV/WebM/MKV up to 256 MiB, supported browser codecs, bounded displayed dimensions and processing time. Video/audio exports up to ten minutes / 128 MiB; GIF up to 15 seconds / 300 frames / 32 MiB. Actual exported previews gate downloads. Browser-native codec availability varies. Source files are unchanged. No file, result or setting is uploaded or stored as application history.
Your video is never uploaded to a server. Every workflow reuses self-hosted local processing. Video handoffs pass an actual generated local file through the next tool’s file-selection handler without a network request or automatic sharing.
Yes. Each selected workflow mounts its actual standalone interface, scripts and styles in one isolated same-origin panel. All six standalone pages remain available. Controls, previews, file status, codec checks and resource budgets remain the same.
Only the current playable exported MP4/WebM from Trimmer or Resizer. Choose a destination and Use video & switch. The destination inspects the actual file with default settings. PNG/GIF/WAV/reports are downloaded directly rather than passed as video inputs. No files transfer when using the ordinary tool picker.
No. One tool is active at a time, applying operations in steps. File processing and result handoffs stay in browser memory. Re-encoding between steps can change samples, frame timing or quality. There is no simultaneous multitrack timeline, streaming URL processor or universal codec support claim.
Playback and local workers stop, object URLs and the previous frame are released, and inputs/results do not persist as history. Reset opens the active tool at defaults. Download a copy before leaving or attempting a transfer if it needs to survive a failed destination load.
