Remove parts from a video.
Drop one video, mark the sections you don't want — mistakes, pauses, repeated takes, dead space — and delete them; the parts that are left are joined into one MP4. Free, in your browser, with nothing uploaded. Accepts MP4, MOV and WebM; very large files are limited by your browser's memory, not by an upload cap.
The waveform shows loud vs quiet — flat stretches are silence or pauses. Click to seek · drag to mark a section · drag a handle to fine-tune
I start · O end · Delete mark · Esc clear · ⌘/Ctrl Z undo · Space play · ←/→ seek
How to remove parts from a video
- Drop your video in. Choose or drag an MP4, MOV or WebM — it loads in your browser and is never uploaded.
- Mark the parts to remove. Drag across the timeline (or use Set start / Set end) to select an unwanted section, then Mark for deletion. Repeat for each mistake, pause or dead spot; marked sections show as red bands with draggable handles.
- Export & download. The remaining parts are re-encoded and joined into one MP4 on your device, with audio kept in sync.
Cut out mistakes, pauses and dead space
Use it to delete sections you don't want and keep everything else: trim out long pauses and "umms" in a recording, cut out a fluffed take or repeated narration, drop the dead space before you start talking, or remove a section from the middle of a screen recording. Because it re-encodes, the join between kept parts is frame-accurate — the video simply continues from one kept part to the next, and the audio from each kept part is joined so it stays lined up. For keeping a single clip instead of removing several, the Video Cutter is the quicker choice; to stitch several separate files together, use the Video Joiner.
Frequently asked questions (5)
Is it free?
Yes — completely free, with no sign-up, no watermarks, and no paywall. Everything runs in your browser, so very large videos are limited by your device's memory rather than any upload cap.
Do my videos get uploaded?
No. The video is cut and rejoined entirely in your browser with WebCodecs, so it never leaves your device.
How is this different from the Video Cutter?
The Video Cutter keeps one chosen section. This tool is the opposite: you delete several unwanted sections — mistakes, pauses, dead space — and it joins everything that is left into one continuous video.
How long does the export take?
It re-encodes in real time on your device, so it takes about as long as the kept video plays — keep the tab open and in the foreground while it runs.
Which format does it output?
MP4 (H.264), which plays almost everywhere. Audio from the kept sections is joined and stays in sync.