Clipforge Studio: Video Editor

A full video editor and converter that works on your device. No account, no watermark, and your videos are never uploaded.

Clipforge is a video editor and converter that does its work on your device. There is no account to create and your videos are never uploaded: you pick a video, edit or convert it, and save the result.

EDIT ON A TIMELINE • Trim, split, reorder, duplicate and delete clips with direct touch • Speed from 0.25× to 4×, reverse, freeze frames • Transitions, text with outlines and shadows, color looks and adjustments • Music, voiceover recording, volume and fades • Photos with slow zoom, any canvas shape: 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:5, 4:3 • Undo and redo for everything; your project is saved as you work

QUICK TOOLS • Convert between MP4, MOV, MKV and WebM, one file or many • Compress to a size you choose • Trim and cut without re-encoding when possible • Merge clips • Split into parts by length, count or chapters • Resize, crop, rotate and mirror • Change speed, reverse, stabilize • Extract, remove, replace or mix audio; normalize loudness • Make a GIF or an animated WebP • Grab a frame or a contact sheet • Turn photos into a slideshow with music • Add subtitles or a watermark • Put two videos side by side

EXPORT THE WAY YOU NEED IT • Presets for social video, 1080p, 4K, small files, GIF and audio only • Or choose format, resolution, frame rate and quality yourself • See the estimated size before you start, and what will be re-encoded and why • Save to Photos, to a folder, or share

MADE TO BE CLEAR AND FAST • Uses your device's hardware video encoder • Tells you when an operation is lossless • Every video can be played and compared with its original • A queue for longer jobs, with progress and time remaining • Dark and light themes, large text and screen readers supported, phones and tablets

PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Your media stays on your device • No account, no ads, no tracking • Crash reports help fix problems; switch them off in Settings

Clipforge uses FFmpeg under the LGPL. The app lists its open-source licenses and where to get FFmpeg's source.