Trim a video to 30 seconds for WhatsApp status
WhatsApp status caps videos at 30 seconds. Drag the end handle until the Length readout shows 0:30 and export.
Cut a clip to 30 seconds for WhatsApp status, fit it under 25 MB for an online form, or strip the audio before submitting. Your video is processed on your device using FFmpeg in WebAssembly. Nothing is uploaded.
1 Choose your video
2 Pick the section to keep
Selected
0:00 → 0:00
Length
0:00
3 Fix it
First run downloads a ~30 MB video engine. Future runs are instant.
Ready to upload
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FFmpeg runs as WebAssembly inside your browser tab. Your video file never travels over the network.
Drag the start and end handles. No timecodes, no command line — just play, mark, save.
Remove the audio track entirely — recommended for sensitive submissions where background sound could leak info.
Most common formats work — MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV. The first time you use the tool, the in-browser engine downloads (about 30 MB) and caches for subsequent runs.
The Selected / Length card shows the exact times so you can hit "0:30" for WhatsApp or any target length precisely. Optionally tick Remove audio if the portal requires silent video.
You'll get an .mp4 with just the section you chose, optionally muted. Stream-copy mode preserves quality.
A short clip uploaded right is far easier than a long video rejected. These are the most common reasons people trim.
WhatsApp status caps videos at 30 seconds. Drag the end handle until the Length readout shows 0:30 and export.
Most KYC, insurance and grievance forms cap video uploads at 25 MB. Trim the clip to the essentials and mute the audio — both reduce file size meaningfully.
Universities often request a 60- or 90-second SOP video. Trim to the exact allowed length so the admissions portal accepts it on the first try.
If background conversations or music are captured in your clip, toggle Remove audio. The output has no audio track at all — safest option for personal videos.
Cut dead time at the start or end of a recording before uploading to a job-application portal. Stream-copy keeps the original quality intact.
Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts caps vary by region (60 or 90 seconds). Trim precisely and skip re-encoding artefacts from on-platform editors.
Drop the video into the tool, drag the end handle until the Length readout shows 0:30, and click Fix My File. The exported MP4 is exactly the right length for WhatsApp status.
Drop your video into the tool above, drag the start and end handles to keep only the part you need, then click Fix My File. The result downloads as a standard .mp4 ready for upload.
Trim the video down to a shorter clip — fewer seconds equals fewer megabytes. Muting the audio also shaves a meaningful amount off the file size. After trimming, check the size shown on the result card.
Yes. The processing happens entirely in your browser using FFmpeg compiled to WebAssembly. Your video is never uploaded to a server — you can confirm this in your browser's Network tab while the tool runs.
Toggle the Remove audio (mute) switch on before clicking Fix My File. The output file will have no audio track at all, which is usually the safest option when submitting personal videos.
The first run downloads the FFmpeg WebAssembly engine (~30 MB) to your browser. Subsequent runs use the cached copy and start instantly.
Yes — trimming and muting both reduce the file size. The tool uses fast stream-copy mode to keep quality high while cutting the file to just the section you kept.
Yes, on iOS 16.4 and newer. Older Safari versions may not support all the WebAssembly features used; try a desktop browser if a trim fails.
Compress any image to 500 KB, 200 KB, or whatever the portal allows.
Combine multiple photos or PDFs into a single file the portal will accept.