Video Cut
Trim and cut video to a specific time range
Free Video Cutter — Trim and Cut MP4 Videos Online
ezyimg's Video Cutter lets you trim any video to a specific start and end time, removing unwanted footage from the beginning or end. It also supports outputting as GIF for short clips. All processing is done locally in your browser — no uploads needed.
How to Use
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Upload your video
Drop an MP4, WebM, MOV, or other video file into the upload area.
- 2
Set start and end times
Enter the start time (in seconds) and end time (in seconds) for the clip you want to keep.
- 3
Choose output format
Select MP4 or WebM for a video clip, or GIF to convert the clip to an animated GIF.
- 4
Cut the video
Click Cut Video. The segment is extracted without re-encoding for maximum speed.
- 5
Download the clip
Preview and download the trimmed video clip.
Tips & Best Practices
- →Use the video preview above to identify exact timestamps before entering start/end times.
- →Stream copy (no re-encoding) is used when possible, making cuts very fast.
- →To extract a short highlight clip as a GIF, set a short time range (under 10 seconds) and choose GIF output.
- →Cutting a video does not affect quality — the video frames are not re-compressed when using copy mode.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I cut a video online for free?
Upload your video to ezyimg's Video Cutter, enter the start and end times in seconds, and click Cut Video. The tool extracts that segment and lets you download it instantly.
How do I trim the beginning of a video?
Set the Start time to the number of seconds you want to skip. For example, enter Start: 5 to remove the first 5 seconds of the video.
How do I trim the end of a video?
Set the End time to the second at which you want the video to stop. For example, enter End: 30 to keep only the first 30 seconds.
Can I cut a video to a GIF?
Yes. Select GIF as the output format to convert the trimmed video clip to an animated GIF. Keep clips short (under 10 seconds) for manageable GIF file sizes.
Does cutting a video reduce quality?
No. ezyimg uses stream copy mode when possible, which extracts the segment without re-encoding — preserving the original video quality exactly.