Video and audio tools, right in your browser
Record, trim, convert and compress. Your files stay on your device.
What the media tools do
These tools handle sound and video. You can record your screen or your voice, hear text read aloud, turn a recording into a written transcript, and make a GIF from pictures. For files that need real processing, you can convert video and audio between formats, compress or trim a video, make a GIF from a clip, and pull the soundtrack out of a video as an MP3.
What runs where
Recording, text to speech, speech to text and the GIF maker run in your browser, and the recordings and transcripts stay on your device. Converting, compressing and trimming video, and converting audio, run on our server because browsers cannot do that work well. Those files are uploaded, processed and deleted automatically after you download the result, and within one hour at the latest, with a limit of 100 MB per file.
Tips before you start
Recording tools ask your permission before they use the microphone or share your screen, and sound capture depends on your browser and operating system. For big videos, trimming or compressing first makes every later step quicker. Only process recordings you made or have permission to use, and ask people before you record them.
Guides that go further
How to extract audio from a video
Save the soundtrack of a video as an MP3 file. Works with MP4, MOV, WebM and MKV. No software to install.
How to transcribe audio to text for free
Turn a recording into a text transcript with AI that runs in your browser. Free, no sign-up, and your audio stays on your device.
How to record your screen for free
Record your screen, a window or a browser tab using only your browser. No install needed, and the video stays on your device.
Runs in your browser
Files are processed on your device, not uploaded to a server.
No sign-up
Open a tool and use it. No account needed.
Light and fast
Small pages that load quickly, even on a slow connection.