Drop a video here, or click to select
Crop the visible video frame and export MP4 locally.
Left edge in pixels from the source video.
Top edge in pixels from the source video.
Centered presets fill width and height automatically.
Higher quality keeps more detail; Smaller file compresses more.
Crop video when you need to remove borders, reframe a screen recording, turn landscape footage into a vertical clip, create square social content, or focus attention on one part of the frame.
Set the crop rectangle with x, y, width, and height pixels, or start from a centered preset such as square, 16:9, 9:16, or 4:3. The result is encoded as MP4 for broad playback compatibility.
The x and y values move the crop rectangle from the top-left corner of the source. Width and height control the retained area. After loading a video, its pixel dimensions are shown so you can keep the rectangle inside the frame. Centered presets calculate a valid crop automatically.
Cropping requires the video stream to be encoded again. Higher quality keeps more detail but usually produces a larger file, while the smaller-file option uses stronger compression. Audio is retained in the MP4 output. Processing runs locally and may take longer for high-resolution or long videos.
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