Open one local video
Choose or drop a video, then wait for its timeline to load.
Keep the moments you choose from one recording. Set start and end times, save one clip or several segments, and download locally. Free, without an account, upload or added watermark.
Set a range, preview the source and add segments before exporting.
Choose or drop a video, then wait for its timeline to load.
Drag the handles or type times such as 12.5 or 1:30. Use ± for 0.1-second adjustments.
Check the source selection. Click Add segment to save it, then choose another range if needed.
Choose a format and export. The result cards preview the actual exported video or GIF. Download segments separately or join the video segments when available, then check the saved files.
Remove an unwanted opening or ending by setting new boundaries.
Add highlights from one source and export them as separate files.
Your recording stays on your device while the browser trims it.
Download without an account, credits or an added DojoClip watermark.
Select MP4, MOV or silent GIF for the individual segments.
After exporting multiple video segments, concatenate them in their list order.
Your browser must play the source and support the required processing codecs. MP4, MOV and WebM compatibility depends on their contents. Large recordings need more memory and time.
Set 10–25 seconds, preview and add the segment. Then save 45–60 seconds. Export produces two clips of about 15 seconds each. Use the joined download for roughly 30 seconds in added order; it does not keep the material between them.
Trimming changes time, not the visible picture area. Use Video Cropper to change framing, or Merge Videos to combine separate source files. Browse all free tools.
Yes. No account or credits are required, and no DojoClip watermark is added.
No. Processing happens in your browser. The page may download code, but not upload your source. Keep the tab open and save the outputs before leaving.
With saved segments, export uses that list in the order you added them. The unsaved draft is excluded. If the list is empty, export uses the current range. Delete unwanted list entries before exporting.
Selection times guide the cut, but the controls are not a frame-by-frame editor. Some exports re-encode video or sound; quality and size may change. Check the actual opening and ending after download.
There is no fixed file-size or duration cap. Available memory and browser codec support still limit successful processing. Start with a smaller file if loading or export fails.
GIF is silent, 480 pixels wide and 10 fps. MP4/MOV can retain compatible audio. Joining video segments uses the selected MP4 or MOV format when the browser supports it, with WebM as a fallback. The download extension matches the actual format. GIFs cannot be joined here.
The timeline player shows the selected source range. After export, the result cards show the actual exported clips. Check them before downloading. After changing ranges or format, export again.