Private video tools
that run in your browser.
Trim, compress, convert, resize, crop, merge, and optimize videos without uploads. Everything happens locally on your device.
Popular video tools
View all →Trim Video
Keep only the part you want by setting a start and end point.
02Compress Video
Shrink file size with a quality/bitrate target.
03Convert Video
Re-encode to WebM (MP4 with the FFmpeg build).
04Video to GIF
Turn a short clip into an animated GIF.
05Resize Video
Scale a video to a new width and height.
06Extract Audio
Pull the soundtrack out as WAV or MP3.
07YouTube Shorts Resizer
Reframe to vertical 1080×1920 for Shorts.
08Crop Video
Cut the frame down to a chosen region or aspect.
Your videos never leave your device
No upload endpoint
Files are read straight into the page with the File API. There is literally no server to send them to.
Real browser processing
Canvas, MediaRecorder, WebAudio and WebCodecs do the work — with heavy lifting in Web Workers.
See savings first
Compression and resize tools show before/after size and estimated savings before you download.
From drop to download — nothing in between travels
Drop your video
The File API hands the page a local reference. No bytes cross the network.
Decode locally
The browser decodes frames into a video element and Canvas.
Process on-device
Canvas + MediaRecorder + WebAudio re-encode or extract, in a worker where possible.
Download result
The finished file is assembled in memory and saved from the tab.
Browse by what you need to do
Edit
Trim Video · Cut Video · Split Video · Merge Videos · +6
Compress
Compress Video · Compress MP4 · Reduce File Size
Convert
Convert Video · MP4 to WebM · WebM to MP4 · MOV to MP4 · +2
Extract
Extract Audio · Extract Frames · Extract Thumbnail
Create
Thumbnail Maker · YouTube Shorts Resizer · Instagram Reels Resizer · TikTok Video Resizer
Batch
Batch Compress · Batch Convert · Batch Rename · Download as ZIP
No. VideoDock has no upload endpoint. Files are opened locally and every operation runs in your browser tab.
Anything your browser can decode — typically MP4, WebM, MOV and more. Re-encoded output is WebM; the FFmpeg build adds MP4.
The core tools are free. Pro and Business on the pricing page are upgrade-ready placeholders.
Once the page has loaded, most tools keep working without a connection, because all processing is local.