This editor is in active development and released for public preview. You may encounter unexpected behaviour or bugs. Your projects are saved locally in your browser.
Share feedback or suggest improvementsThe sourcecodestack video editor lets you cut, arrange and export video without installing software or uploading a single byte to a server. Decoding, previewing, filtering and final encoding all happen locally on your device using your browser's built-in WebCodecs API and a bundled FFmpeg WebAssembly engine — your footage never leaves your computer, with no watermarks and no file-size paywall.
It is built for quick, real edits: trimming a clip for social media, stitching several recordings together, adding captions, adjusting colour, or pulling the audio out of a video. On desktop you get a multi-track timeline with keyboard shortcuts; because that workflow needs a larger screen, a mouse and a keyboard, phones and small tablets are asked to switch to a desktop browser.
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