Queue up the edits a clip actually needs — trim, then crop, then speed it up, then compress — and run them in order on the same upload. Each step's output feeds straight into the next, so you upload once and download once, at the end. No account. No watermark. No paywall.
By ShinobiTools Team · Last updated: July 2026
Fifteen operations, all on the same file, in whatever order the job needs: trim, crop, rotate, flip, speed up or slow down, reverse, resize, mute, change volume, convert format (MP4/WebM/MOV/MKV), compress to a target size, extract the audio, make a GIF, merge clips and add background music.
We measured 47 competing video tools on 20 September 2026: 54% won't let you start without an account or a sign-up step, and 22% put the finished result behind a paywall. None of ours do either — and unlike a tool that runs entirely in your browser, processing a video costs a real competitor real money every time someone uses it for free. That's exactly where they cut corners and we don't.
Most "do it all" pages are really a pile of separate tools: trim on one page, then save the result, then open a second page and upload that same file again to crop it, then a third page to compress it. Every hop is a chance to grab the wrong file or lose a generation of quality.
Here the queue runs stage by stage on our machine and only hands the file back to your browser once, at the end. You still see and can download the result after every single step if you want to check it — you're just never forced to.
No AI background removal, green-screen cutout or upscaling here — those run on a GPU and take real processing time with their own queue, so they live on their own pages: remove a video background and AI video enhancer. Run either of those first, then bring the result back here to trim, crop or compress it further.
It also won't cut a piece out of the middle and rejoin the ends in one step — trim keeps one continuous piece per pass, so a middle cut is two trims plus a merge.
Your file is processed on our server for each step and deleted right after — nothing here is kept. There's no watermark and no charge to download the result, on the free tier or with a pass. Every step has a size and length limit tuned to what a browser and our machine can handle in a reasonable time; if a file is over it, the step tells you the exact number for your account instead of silently failing.
The same €5 ShinobiTools pass that raises limits on our other tools works here too, on every step in the queue.
Trim, crop, rotate, flip, speed up or slow down, reverse, resize, mute, change volume, convert format (MP4/WebM/MOV/MKV), compress to a target size, extract the audio, make a GIF, merge clips and add background music — chained in any order on the same upload.
No. Add each edit to the queue and run it; the result of one step becomes the input to the next automatically, and you only download once, at the end (or earlier, if you stop the queue partway).
Yes, tuned per step so processing stays fast for everyone. If a file is over the limit, that step tells you the exact number for your account — a €5 pass raises it, on every step.
Yes — no account, no sign-up, no watermark and no charge to download the result.
Not on this page — that's an AI job on our GPU with its own queue. Use the background remover first, then bring the result back here to trim, crop or compress it.
Yes — add a merge step and pick 2 to 10 clips; they play in the order you choose them, then the rest of your queue runs on the merged result.
Yes — add an "add music" step, pick the audio file, and choose whether it replaces the original sound or mixes underneath it.
Yes — the queue is just a list until you press run; add, remove or drag steps into the order you want first.
MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV and AVI all go in; GIFs work too for most steps. Pick your output format with the convert-format step if you need something specific back.
Some steps (mute, some trims) copy the video stream untouched. Any step that has to redraw the picture — crop, rotate, speed, resize — re-encodes it, same as it would on a single-purpose tool; chaining several such steps re-encodes once per step, not once for the whole queue.
Yes — it runs in your phone's browser like any other page here, on iPhone or Android; just expect larger files to take longer to upload on mobile data.
No — each step's upload is processed and deleted right after, same as every other tool on this site.