Trim a video clip without re-encoding the whole file.

Eazier's Video Toolkit offers two trim modes: stream-copy for instant lossless cuts at keyframe boundaries, or precise H.264 + AAC re-encoding for cuts at exact arbitrary timestamps.

Trim a video clip without re-encoding the whole file.

Eazier's Video Toolkit offers two trim modes: stream-copy for instant lossless cuts at keyframe boundaries, or precise H.264 + AAC re-encoding for cuts at exact arbitrary timestamps.

A simple 3-step path

Drop the video in: MP4, MOV, WebM, AVI, MKV, M4V all work.
Set in / out points (HH:MM:SS): Choose stream-copy for speed, or re-encode for frame-perfect precision.
Download the trimmed clip: Want a GIF from that clip? Send the trimmed output straight into the to-GIF action.

What you get

Two modes, one panel — no separate fast-cut vs precise-cut tool.
Outputs preserve the source codec when stream-copy is used (no quality loss).
Re-encode mode uses H.264 + AAC for universal playback.

Limitations to know

Stream-copy snaps to the nearest preceding keyframe. Use re-encode if you need frame-exact cuts.
Per-file size cap follows your plan.

Frequently asked

What's the difference between the two modes?

Stream-copy is instant but only cuts at keyframes. Re-encode is slower (and costs more credits) but produces frame-perfect cuts at any timestamp.

Can I trim multiple sections?

Each trim job produces one output. Run the trim twice if you need two separate clips, or use the merge step to stitch the trims back together.