Video
Practical browser video utilities powered by canvas, MediaRecorder and WebCodecs — frames, GIFs, clips and more.
19 free video tools. Every tool runs in your browser, works without an account, and processes files locally whenever the browser allows it.
By the utils.sbs team · Reviewed November 2026
The shelf
All video tools
19 tools · updated for 2026
- Video TrimmerpopularDrag in and out points on the filmstrip and export a WebM clip in the browser.
- Video CroppernewCrop video freely or to a preset aspect ratio and export the result locally.
- Video CompressorRe-record video at a lower bitrate for a smaller file.
- Video to GIFSelect a range on the filmstrip and turn it into an optimised animated GIF.
- Video to FramesExtract evenly spaced frames from a video as a ZIP of PNGs.
- Video Frame ExtractorScrub the filmstrip and grab a full-resolution still at any moment.
- Video to AudioExtract the audio track from a video as a WAV file.
- Video ResizerPick a 1080p, 720p, 480p or 360p target while keeping the aspect ratio.
- Video RotatorRotate video 90, 180 or 270 degrees by re-recording.
- Mute VideoStrip the audio track and export a silent WebM video.
- Video Speed ChangerSpeed up or slow down video with a local re-record.
- Video Thumbnail MakerScrub to a great-looking frame and save it as a thumbnail.
- Video Contact SheetBuild a storyboard image of frames from across a video.
- Video RecorderRecord from your webcam and download the clip instantly.
- Screen RecorderCapture a screen, window or tab with optional microphone audio.
- Video WatermarkBurn text onto video with a browser-side re-record.
- Video MetadataInspect duration, resolution, aspect ratio and file details.
- Video to WebMConvert a playable video to WebM using MediaRecorder.
- Images to VideoTurn a handful of images into a slideshow video clip.
How this shelf works
About video tools
Video tools handle the small, repeatable jobs that show up between real work: trim, convert, capture. They are built as focused utilities, so each page does one job without asking you to create an account or install software.
Open a tool, add your input, adjust the settings, and download the result. Processing happens in the browser using the platform APIs available for that file type. Files are not uploaded to a server, so the tool keeps working offline once the page has loaded.
Looking for something else? Browse the full tool index or search the catalogue from the homepage.
Video tool questions
Are video tools free?
Yes. Every video tool on utils.sbs is free, requires no account, and has no per-file or per-use charge.
Are my files uploaded when I use a video tool?
No. The tools are designed to process input in the browser whenever the platform API allows it. Files are not uploaded to a server for processing.
Do I need to install anything to use these tools?
No. Everything runs in a modern web browser. Open a tool page, use the workspace, and download the result.
How do I choose the right video tool?
Each tool page describes what it does, its input and output formats, the engine it uses, and its limitations. Start with the description that matches your job, then open the tool page for the workspace and step-by-step guide.