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Make photo reels and GIFs, compress or flip videos, trim clips, style captions and mix audio. All free, right in your browser.

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Convert clips, extract audio and add your captions.

Which video tool should I choose?

Photos to reel makes a vertical MP4 from your images. Video to GIF creates a short looping animation. Compress video re-encodes a clip, and Flip video mirrors it. Change video speed adjusts playback, and Rotate video turns the picture. Convert video exports MP4 or WebM, Extract video audio saves MP3 or WAV, and Trim video keeps one time range. Cut video sections removes multiple ranges. Add subtitles burns SRT captions into MP4; Style video captions adds 27 styles and manual caption editing. Make vertical clips exports a centered 9:16 crop. Clean up video audio reduces noise, and Mix video audio adds music with speech ducking. Every tool processes files locally for free.

Which video files can I use?

Convert, extract, add subtitles, trim, mute, speed, rotate, compress, flip and video to GIF accept MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV or AVI files up to 100 MB and 10 minutes. Photos to reel accepts up to 20 JPG, PNG or WebP images, 60 MB total and 40 megapixels each. Caption styling, section cuts, vertical clips and audio cleanup/mixing accept MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM or M4V videos, or MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, OGG or AAC audio, up to 512 MB and 2 hours on desktop, or 192 MB and 1 hour on mobile. Vertical clips require a video. Codec support and available browser memory may impose lower limits. Short recordings work best.

Does adding subtitles generate captions automatically?

No. Add subtitles imports or pastes a UTF-8 SRT file with up to 500 captions and 100 KB of text, then burns plain-text captions into MP4 using a Latin font. Style video captions also lets you write timed captions manually, choose from 27 styles and download SRT or VTT files. Automatic transcription remains a Pro feature. Burned captions are part of the picture and cannot be switched off.

Are videos uploaded to a server?

No. Video processing runs in your browser. Selecting a video automatically prepares editing and caches its support files for next time when browser storage is available. Videos, captions and results are not uploaded. First use needs a download of around 31 MB. Cancel or leaving the tool stops processing.

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