Change video speed
Play a clip faster — 1.5×, 2×, up to 8× — or slower for slow motion. The sound speeds up with the picture and voices keep their normal pitch.
Fit Meter
Settings appear once you add a video.
Above 1× is faster and shorter; below 1× is slow motion.
Fast sound is still understandable up to about 2×; beyond that, removing it is often better.
Still going. Your own device is doing this, so a long video or a big batch takes as long as it takes — and none of it is being uploaded.
Bytes sent anywhere: 0 B Bytes of your files sent anywhere: 0 B · nothing leaves this tab
Every request this page makes is listed as it happens. You’ll see our own code loading, for some formats a codec engine, and anonymous usage analytics marked STATS — but never your file going out.
- Waiting for network activity…
Check it yourself: open your browser’s developer tools on the Network tab, or turn off Wi-Fi once the page has loaded. The tools keep working.
How to use it
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Add your files
Drop in the video — MP4, MOV, WebM or anything older.
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Check the settings
Pick a speed: 2× halves the length, 0.5× doubles it. Keep the sound or drop it.
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Save the result
Wait while it re-encodes, then save the MP4. It plays on every phone and computer.
Why it doesn’t upload
The clips people speed up are screen recordings, lectures and calls — the kind with other people’s names and faces in them. The whole job runs in this tab with FFmpeg compiled for the browser, so the video never leaves your device.
How to check for yourselfWorth knowing
- This tool uses the FFmpeg engine: a one-time 31 MB download, then it works offline.
- Changing speed means re-encoding the picture, which in a browser runs slower than a desktop editor. A few minutes of 1080p can take several minutes, and longer on a phone.
- Slow motion repeats frames rather than inventing new ones. A clip recorded at 120 or 240 fps slows down smoothly; a normal 30 fps clip looks steppy below about half speed.
- The result is always an H.264 MP4 at a high quality setting, the format that plays everywhere.
Questions
How do I speed up a video?
Drop the video here, choose 2× (or 1.5×, 3×, 4×) and press Change the speed. The picture and the sound are both sped up, the result is half the length, and you save it as an MP4. No account, no watermark, and nothing is uploaded.
Does speeding up a video change the pitch of the voices?
No. The sound is time-stretched rather than played faster, so voices stay at their normal pitch — faster, not higher. If you would rather have no sound at all, set Sound to Remove it.
How do I make a slow-motion video?
Choose 0.5×, or Custom for 0.25×. It looks best on clips filmed in a phone’s slow-motion mode (120 or 240 fps), which already hold the extra frames. A normal 30 fps clip works too, but each frame is shown twice or more, so fast movement looks jerky.
Is there a watermark or a length limit?
No watermark and no length limit. Long videos just take longer, because every frame is re-encoded on your own device.
Can I speed up only part of a video?
Not in one step. Cut out the part first with Trim Video or Split Video, change its speed here, then put the pieces back together.
What speeds can I use?
Anything from 0.25× to 8× with Custom. Above about 4× the sound becomes hard to follow, which is why removing it is offered.
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- Trim Video Cut the start and end off a clip without re-encoding it.
- Split Video Cut a long video into 60-second clips for WhatsApp Status, or equal parts.
- Compress Video Squeeze a clip under Gmail, WhatsApp or Discord’s exact limit.
- Video to GIF Turn a few seconds of video into a GIF that plays everywhere.