Clip, trim and save any moment for your own content. Paste a link, pick the seconds you want, and save — no need to download the whole video.
Slice fetches just the range you select, straight from the stream. A 10-second clip from a 3-hour video still takes seconds.
Grab the exact moment for a TikTok, Reel or Short, recap or reaction — trimmed, in the format your editor wants.
Everything runs in your browser. Paste, trim, save. Files are kept for about an hour, then deleted automatically.
Paste the video link above and press Get Video. Set the start and end times with the slider or the hour / minute / second boxes, choose a format and quality, then press Save Clip. When processing finishes, your clip downloads automatically.
No. Slice requests only the section you selected from the stream, so long videos are not downloaded in full. That is what makes it fast, even on slow connections.
Yes — free clips can be up to 2 minutes long and up to 1080p, with no daily limit and no watermark. Pro unlocks longer clips, 4K and MOV, and MP3 exports up to 45 minutes, from $5.99/mo.
Yes. Save in MP4 for the widest compatibility, trim the exact moment you need, and post it into your own edit. Make sure you have the rights to reuse the material — clips are for personal use and content you own or are licensed to use.
MP4 works everywhere. MOV suits Apple devices and Mac editors. MP3 gives you audio only — handy for music, dialogue or sound effects — and M4A is a compact audio file that downloads fast.
Yes. The page is fully responsive and works in mobile browsers on Android and iPhone — no app or software to install.
Free: up to 2 minutes, up to 1080p. Pro raises the caps by quality — 480p up to 2 hours, 720p up to 1 hour, 1080p up to 30 minutes, 4K up to 15 minutes, and MP3 audio up to 45 minutes.
Yes. Pick the MP3 format, set your range like any other clip, and only that section is exported as audio — you do not need the rest of the video's soundtrack.
Saving clips for personal use, from content you own or have permission to use, is the intended use. Respect copyright and YouTube's terms — do not re-upload other people's work as your own.