Video Studio — Free Online Video Editor
Edit videos right in your browser: multi-track timeline, trim and split, transitions, text overlays, and MP4 export. Free, no upload — files never leave your device.
Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded. The editor is designed for desktop PCs.
Video Studio — Free Online Video Editor — Video Studio is a full-screen video editor that runs entirely in your browser. Import clips, arrange them on a timeline, trim, split and reorder, add crossfade transitions and text overlays, then export an MP4 — all locally, with nothing uploaded to any server.
What is Video Studio — Free Online Video Editor?
Video Studio is deftdeck's browser-based video editing program. Unlike single-purpose tools, it gives you a real editing workspace: a media bin, a program monitor, a multi-track timeline and an inspector. Your footage is processed on your own device with WebAssembly, so it works offline-first and your files stay private.
How to use Video Studio — Free Online Video Editor
- Open the editor and drop in one or more video files.
- Arrange clips on the timeline — drag to reorder, split at the playhead, trim in and out points.
- Add crossfade transitions between clips and text overlays on top.
- Adjust clip volume and audio fades in the inspector.
- Export the result as an MP4 and download it — or save the project to continue later.
Frequently asked questions
- Are my videos uploaded to a server?
- No. Everything — decoding, editing, preview and export — happens locally in your browser. Your files never leave your device.
- Which formats can I import and export?
- You can import the common formats your browser and the built-in engine understand (MP4, WebM, MOV and more) and export H.264 MP4.
- Can I save my work and continue later?
- Yes. Projects are saved locally in your browser, and you can also export a project file. Media files are re-linked when you reopen the project.
- Does it work on mobile?
- The editor is designed for desktop PCs. On phones and tablets you can read this page, but editing needs a large screen and a precise pointer.