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Free video clipping in your browser

Cut video clips with no watermark, no signup.

CLIPRAIDER Clips cuts direct MP4 videos into 30–60 second clips on your device. Free, private, and your exports carry no CLIPRAIDER Clips watermark.

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No account, no upload, no watermark on your exports.

What you get

A clip cutter that stays out of your way.

01

Clean exports

Downloaded clips have no CLIPRAIDER Clips watermark, so they're ready for social posts, edits, or archives.

02

No account barrier

When the refreshed app is back, start with a direct MP4 URL or a file already on your device. There is no sign-up workflow planned.

03

Private processing

Extraction, transcription, scoring, and trimming run in your browser. Your video never leaves your device.

Start in a few steps

From source to suggested moments.

  1. Bring a sourcePaste a direct MP4 URL or select a local MP4 file.
  2. Let the browser process itCLIPRAIDER Clips extracts audio, transcribes speech, and scores candidate moments locally.
  3. Preview and downloadReview up to three suggested 30–60 second MP4 clips and download the ones you want.
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Questions, answered

Before you start

Does this video clip cutter add a watermark?

No. CLIPRAIDER Clips exports clips with no CLIPRAIDER Clips watermark. The tool is free to use and ad-supported, with no paid tier hiding behind an export gate.

Do I need an account to cut clips?

No. CLIPRAIDER Clips has no account workflow in the current version. You paste a direct MP4 URL or pick a local file and start cutting immediately.

Where is my video processed?

On your device, in the browser. CLIPRAIDER Clips performs audio extraction, transcription, scoring, and MP4 trimming locally, so your video is not uploaded to a server.

What formats can I cut?

The current version accepts direct MP4 URLs and local MP4 files up to 60 minutes. YouTube page links are not treated as direct video sources.