Video & Audio Tools

Convert, shrink and cut your own videos and songs — free, and your files never leave your device.

Video to MP3

Save the sound from your video as an MP3, in the quality you choose.

Compress Video

Make a big video smaller for WhatsApp or email - or save its audio as MP3.

Video to GIF

Turn a few seconds of a video into a GIF.

MP3 Cutter

Cut a song or recording down to just the part you want.

Nothing is uploaded

The work happens inside your browser, so even a large or private video stays on your phone or computer.

No waiting in a queue

Your own device does the processing, often using its video hardware, so speed doesn't depend on anyone else.

Works best in an up-to-date browser

Use a recent Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari. Very long videos go faster on a computer than on a phone.

Working with PDFs too?

Merge, compress, convert, edit and sign PDF files — also free.

See the PDF tools

These video and audio tools work entirely inside your browser, on your own phone or computer. Your video or song is never uploaded to a server, so private clips stay private and there is no upload to wait for - even large files start straight away. Extract the sound of a video as an MP3, shrink a video so it fits WhatsApp or an email attachment, turn a short clip into a GIF, or cut just the part of a song you want for a ringtone or status. The tools work on files that are already on your device; they do not download videos from YouTube, Instagram or other websites.

Frequently asked questions

No. Every video and audio tool runs inside your browser. The file never leaves your device; only the name of the tool is counted when a job finishes.

No. These tools work on video and audio files you already have on your device. They do not download from other websites.

Open Compress Video, choose your file and pick a smaller size or quality. The compressed copy is saved to your device, ready to share.

Open MP3 Cutter, choose the song, drag the start and end to the part you want, and download it as an MP3.

Because the work happens on your own device, the practical limit is your device's memory. Very long or 4K videos can be slow on older phones; a computer handles them faster.

Yes. They work in modern mobile browsers such as Chrome and Safari - there is nothing to install.