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Check Video Details Online
See resolution, codec, frame rate, duration, and file size for any clip - free, private, and right in your browser.
Inspect a video file
Drop in a video and read its resolution, codec, frame rate, duration, size, and more - without installing anything or uploading the file.
How It Works
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Read the details
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View resolution, codec, and more
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Use what you find
Everything you need to know about a clip
See every key detail
Resolution, codec, frame rate, duration, file size, aspect ratio, and rotation, all in one place.
Diagnose playback and upload issues
Check why a clip won't play, looks stretched, or gets rejected before you re-export or convert it.
Your video stays on your device
The file is read in your browser and never uploaded to DojoClip, so private and unreleased clips stay yours.
Works with the files you already have
Read details from MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM, AVI, and more. MP4, MOV, and WebM are the most reliable across browsers.
Free, no sign-up, no watermark
Inspect as many files as you like with no account and nothing added to your video.
Instant, no waiting
Details appear as soon as the file loads, with nothing to upload or process on a server.
Supported Formats
Read details from common video files straight from your device:
MP4MOVWebMMKVAVIM4VFLVWMV3GPOGV
Know exactly what's inside a video
Two clips can look identical and behave completely differently once you try to upload, edit, or play them. The difference is in the details - resolution, codec, frame rate, duration, and file size. This inspector reads all of that from the file itself, so you can stop guessing why a video won't cooperate.
Read the file without uploading it
Most metadata tools make you upload your file to their servers first. This one reads everything right inside your browser, so nothing is sent to us. Your footage never leaves your computer, which matters for client drafts and unreleased clips.
From detail to fix
Once you know what's in the file, the fix is usually one tool away: convert an unsupported clip to MP4 with the format converter, reduce an oversized one with the video compressor, or reframe it with the video cropper.
FAQ
Is the video inspector free?
Yes. It is free with no sign-up and no watermark. It runs in your browser, so there is no server bill for us to pass on to you.
What details can I see?
Resolution, codec, frame rate, duration, file size, aspect ratio, and rotation, depending on what the file stores. Some fields may be blank if the source does not include them.
Is my video uploaded to a server?
No. Your browser reads the file locally, so the video never leaves your device - useful for client drafts and private footage.
When is this useful?
Before troubleshooting a clip that won't play or upload, confirming an export matches the resolution or frame rate you wanted, or checking a file someone sent you.
Which browsers work best?
Chrome and Edge read the widest range of files. MP4, MOV, and WebM sources expose the most complete details.