How to Add a Watermark to a Video: Brand and Protect Your Clips
Add a logo or text watermark to a video to brand it and discourage reuse. A practical guide to placement, opacity, sizing and doing it privately in your browser.
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Add a logo or text watermark to a video to brand it and discourage reuse. A practical guide to placement, opacity, sizing and doing it privately in your browser.
How to join multiple video clips into a single file cleanly, what actually happens to mismatched footage, and how to do it privately in your browser.
Pull the audio out of any video and save it as an MP3. A clear guide to how audio extraction works, choosing a format and quality, and doing it privately in your browser.
How online video tools compress, convert and trim clips right inside your browser using ffmpeg.wasm. What stays private, what the real limits are, and when a server is still used.
Trim a video online without uploading it anywhere. How in-browser trimming works, why our cuts are frame-accurate, and a simple workflow for cutting clips down to just the part you need.
MP4 or WebM? A clear, practical comparison of the two most common web video formats (codecs, file size, browser support and quality) so you can pick the right one every time.
The exact video dimensions and aspect ratios for Reels, TikTok, YouTube, Stories and feed posts, and how to resize a clip to each one without ugly black bars.
Turn a video clip into a GIF that looks good and stays small. A practical guide to frame rate, dimensions, colors and duration. Plus when a GIF is the wrong choice.
Why your.MOV files won't play everywhere, and how to convert QuickTime MOV to MP4 in your browser. No upload, no re-encoding surprises, no quality loss.
The difference between a codec and a container, in plain English (H.264, HEVC, VP9 and AV1 vs MP4, MKV and WebM) so you always pick the right export.
Learn how to compress a video right in your browser without uploading it anywhere. A plain-English look at how bitrate, resolution and codecs shrink a file, and how to keep it looking good.
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