Video trimmer & cutter

Trim and cut video in your browser

The Morphic video trimmer online, one clip on the timeline ready to trim
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Drag either edge to trim. Pick the blade and click the timeline to cut there, then select a section and ripple delete to close the gap.

Trim video online on a real timeline: drag either end of the clip above, blade where the cut belongs, ripple delete the rest. Nothing re-encodes while you work, and the cut is the first step of an edit rather than the whole of it, so captioning, grading and scoring it happen right here too.

FormatsTakes MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, AVI and MPEG.
Non-destructiveYour original file stays exactly as it was.
Your footageStays in your library for as long as you want.
Clean exportsMP4 at up to 4K, on any paid plan.

How to trim a video in three steps

  1. 01

    Bring the clip in

    Drop in the clip you want to trim, or generate the shot you are missing.

  2. 02

    Set the in and out points

    Drag either end to trim, blade at the playhead, ripple delete to close the gap.

  3. 03

    Export the trimmed video

    Render MP4 up to 4K on your own machine, whole timeline or just a marked section.

What the video trimmer does

Every trim below happens on Compose, the timeline the demo above is a miniature of.

Frame-accurate trimming

Drag either end of a clip to the frame you want. The trim is stored on the clip as an in and an out point, so cuts land where you put them and stay there as the timeline grows around them.

Blade and ripple delete

Cut at the playhead, remove the section between two cuts, and everything after it closes up behind. No gap left to tidy by hand.

Transitions on the join

Where two trimmed clips meet, drop a fade, a dip to black or a whip pan, each with an equal-power audio crossfade on the same cut. The full set comes with the rebuilt Compose, switched on per workspace.

Trim by asking

Copilot reads the timeline and takes your selection and the playhead as context, so make this one shorter is a complete instruction. Whatever it touches comes back in one undo.

Swap the shot, keep the cut

Replace the media under a clip and the timing you set survives it. A better take, a re-render, a different angle: the trim, the transitions and everything downstream stay where you put them.

Export up to 4K

MP4 at the project's own quality or one you pick, rendered on your machine with no queue. A marked section exports on its own.

A trim can only work with what you filmed. When the cut needs a shot you never got, generate it beside the timeline with Seedance 2.5 or anything else in the model picker, and drop it into the gap the cut left.

Cut video online

A cutter takes out what should not be in the finished video: the false start, the pause before the answer, the take that did not work. Three moves do it:

  1. Park the playhead where the bad part begins and press B to blade.
  2. Move to where it ends and blade again.
  3. Select the section between the two cuts and ripple delete it.

The clips on either side close the gap, so the cut is finished the moment you make it. Keep adjusting the pacing as long as you like: the timeline holds the decisions and only the export renders a file.

Split a video into clips

Splitting is the same blade, used to keep both halves rather than throw one away. Blade a long recording at every scene change and each piece becomes its own clip:

  • A podcast becomes its chapters.
  • A screen recording becomes its steps.
  • An interview becomes the answers worth using.

From there each clip reorders, trims and moves to another track on its own. Export the whole timeline when you are done, or mark one section and export just that piece.

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Simple pricing

Get started for free today, with the option to upgrade or cancel anytime.

Basic

$9/ month
billed as $0 per year

1100 monthly credits

1 user only

All models

Workflows

Standard

$24/ month
billed as $0 per year

3625 monthly credits

1 user only

All models

Workflows

Pro

$45/ month
billed as $0 per year

6350 shared monthly credits

1 user

+ up to 4 more at extra cost

All models

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Pro Max

$170/ month
billed as $0 per year

24650 shared monthly credits

1 user

+ up to 9 more at extra cost

All models

Workflows

Enterprise

For higher limits

Custom

pricing and billing terms

High-volume credits
Custom seat limits
All models
Workflows
Pricing Gradient

Free

For playing around

$0

forever free

Up to 20 credits
1 user only
Limited models
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FAQs

Can I trim a video online without uploading it to a converter?
Yes. The Morphic video trimmer online is a browser tab, so there is nothing to install and no desktop editor to open. Your clip goes into your own workspace rather than through a one-off conversion service, which is what lets you come back to the same timeline tomorrow and keep cutting. On the Pro plan and above it is also what lets someone else cut the same timeline beside you, live.
Is the Morphic video trimmer free?
Editing by hand is free. Trimming, blading, splitting and rearranging clips cost nothing, however long you spend on the cut. Asking Copilot to do the editing for you is charged per command, so one instruction that touches every clip in a long timeline is charged for each edit it makes. If Copilot cannot apply the whole instruction it applies none of it, and you are not charged for the attempt. Exports render on your own machine today and carry no credit cost.
Does a trimmed video have a watermark?
On the free plan, yes. Composed video exports carry a burned-in Morphic watermark. Exporting clean is a paid-plan benefit, and it applies to the whole export rather than to any particular tool.
How long a video can I trim?
There is no length you have to stay under to cut on the timeline. The limit sits at the far end instead: a long timeline renders in parallel chunks, and an extremely long one can be refused, so feature-length delivery is not something to plan around yet. The editor reports its own limit when you reach it.
What formats does the video trimmer take, and what does it export?
On the way in it takes the formats a camera, a phone or a screen recorder actually produces: MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, AVI and MPEG, with stills and audio placing on the same timeline beside them. Export is MP4, in two container options, one chosen for maximum compatibility and one that is noticeably smaller at the same quality, at resolutions up to 4K. Vertical, square and widescreen behave identically.
What happens to my footage after I trim it?
It stays in your workspace. Nothing is deleted on a timer, which is the trade a one-off converter makes so it never has to store anything. Deleting a video in Morphic removes it permanently, timeline and all, so delete deliberately.
Can I cut one video into several clips?
Yes. Blade at each point you want a break and you have separate clips on the timeline, each one trimmable on its own, reorderable, and movable to another track. Nothing is thrown away unless you delete it, so splitting a recording into its scenes costs you only the cuts.
Does trimming re-encode or damage the original file?
No. A trim is an in point and an out point recorded against the clip, which is why dragging an edge is instant and why dragging it back costs you nothing. The source file is untouched and only the export renders a new one, so you can re-cut the same footage as many times as you like without stacking up generations of quality loss.

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