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VidClip

Private, browser-based video editing tools powered by FFmpeg that never upload your footage

Video & Media
Mark Fultonby Mark Fulton
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About VidClip

VidClip is a suite of video editing tools that runs entirely in your browser using WebAssembly and FFmpeg, ensuring your footage is never uploaded to a server. Designed for users who prioritize privacy and security, it allows you to process sensitive video files locally on your own CPU.

Key features

  • Privacy-first architecture: Files are processed in your browser memory and saved directly to your device, meaning no data ever leaves your computer.
  • Versatile editing: Trim, compress, resize, mute, and convert videos without waiting in server queues.
  • Format support: Convert various formats like WebM, MOV, MKV, and AVI into universal H.264 MP4s, or extract audio to MP3.
  • Professional output: Includes palette-optimized GIF creation and sharp Lanczos scaling for resizing.

Pricing & plans

  • Free tier: Includes all tools with a 200 MB per file limit and a small watermark on exports.
  • Pro plan: Available for $4/mo (billed $24 every 6 months) or a $79 one-time lifetime payment. It removes the 200 MB file cap, removes watermarks, and adds instant lossless trim and mute functionality.

Frequently asked questions about VidClip

Is my video file uploaded to a server for processing?+

No. VidClip uses WebAssembly to run FFmpeg directly in your browser. Your files are processed locally on your device's CPU and never leave your machine.

What are the limitations of the free version?+

The free version is limited to files up to 200 MB and includes a small watermark on exported videos.

What formats can I convert my videos into?+

You can convert various input formats like MOV, WebM, MKV, and AVI into universal H.264 MP4 files, animated GIFs, or MP3 audio tracks.

What does the Pro plan offer?+

The Pro plan removes the 200 MB file size limit and the watermark. It also provides access to instant, lossless trim and mute operations.

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