Free video tools that run in your browser
Files are processed on your device, never uploaded. No sign-up — short clips finish in seconds.
Video Converter
Convert between MP4, WebM, MOV, MKV, AVI and GIF.
Compress Video
Shrink video files for email and chat.
Video to GIF
Turn any section of a clip into a looping GIF.
Trim Video
Cut out just the part you need — no quality loss.
Mute Video
Remove the audio track in seconds.
About EazyVideo
Video processed without an upload
Video files are big. Putting a 500MB clip through an online converter means minutes of uploading, during which your file sits on someone else's server. Free tiers usually come with size caps and daily conversion limits, and a queue when the service is busy.
EazyVideo downloads the conversion engine — a WebAssembly build of FFmpeg — into your browser and runs it there. The video never leaves your device, so there is no upload wait, no size ceiling and no queue. That matters most for the footage you would least like to hand over: family video, recorded meetings, anything unreleased.
Built for short clips, and honest about it
WebAssembly in a browser is not the right tool for heavy video encoding. Re-encoding an hour of 4K is faster and more reliable in a desktop application. This site is aimed at what people actually need day to day — clips for social media, a section of a recorded meeting, short pieces of footage — and it warns you when a file exceeds 300MB.
There is an important exception. Conversions that only need the container changed (MOV, MKV or AVI into MP4) copy the video data across untouched instead of recalculating it, so even large files finish in seconds with no quality loss at all. That happens to cover the most commonly needed conversion.
What the tools do
Five of them: convert formats, compress, make a GIF, trim to a section, and mute. Conversion is mostly about turning something unplayable into MP4; compression is about fitting under a messaging app's or upload form's size limit.
Trimming is lossless by default — the selected section is cut out without re-encoding, so it is fast and the quality is untouched. Muting likewise leaves the video alone and drops only the audio track. GIF creation calculates a colour palette from your specific clip, which avoids the blotchy results generic converters produce.
Frequently asked questions
- Is my video uploaded to a server?
- No. All processing happens inside the browser. Open developer tools, watch the Network tab while you work, and you will see no request carrying your video.
- The conversion finished in seconds — did it work?
- Yes. When the source and target formats are compatible, the video data is copied across rather than recalculated. The picture is identical to the original.
- Why do large files show a warning?
- Processing uses browser memory, and past about 300MB some devices run out. The warning is there so a failure is not a surprise. Container-only conversions are generally fine even at large sizes.
- How should I handle a long video?
- Trim it to the section you need first, then convert or compress. Trimming does not re-encode, so it copes with long files far more comfortably.