AI Video Trimmer - Clean Up Any Video Automatically

Eleven categories across two groups. **Stale content**: silence (>2s), long pauses (>3s), static screens, dead air, and repeated content. **Content to remove**: no voiceover, audience questions, off-topic tangents, tech issues, intros & housekeeping, and breaks. You choose which categories apply to your video.

Pick a preset or open **Advanced** to toggle categories individually. The **Default** preset is a safe baseline that removes dead air, long pauses, static screens, and repeated content. Other presets add categories like silence, Q&A, or tech fumbles for specific recording styles. **Custom** lets you mix and match any of the eleven categories.

Any video with footage worth tightening — tutorials, screen recordings, lectures, course content, recorded sessions, product demos, internal videos. The signal-based categories (silence, dead air, pauses) work on anything. The content-based categories (intros, Q&A, tech fumbles, breaks) are most useful for longer recordings where those segments actually appear.

Magic Trim is conservative — it only flags segments it's highly confident about, and applies a stricter threshold to content-based cuts since those are more subjective. Every cut is reviewable and reversible on the timeline before processing.

Yes. After analysis you get a full visual timeline editor. You can filter cuts by category (toggle "Audience Questions" on and off to compare), adjust exact cut points, split blocks, or restore any segment. Nothing is processed until you hit Run.

60 minutes. That's plenty for most webinars, training sessions, and screen recordings. If your video is longer, trim it into parts first.

MP4, MOV, and WebM files up to 500 MB and 60 minutes.

Short videos analyze in 30–60 seconds. Long videos (45–60 min) may take 3–5 minutes since the AI reads the full footage. The actual trim processing after that is usually under 30 seconds.

Yes. Screen recordings often have idle moments, loading screens, and long pauses — exactly what the signal-based categories catch. For narrated tutorials you can also enable tech-fumble detection to cut "can you see my screen?" moments.

Yes. Upload your video, pick a preset, let AI analyze, review the cuts, and download the result. No account required.

No. Your output video is clean — no watermarks, logos, or branding.