Edit video
Trim a video in the browser: cut the head and tail, split out the part you want to keep, and take only that section into your project. Aixcut runs the trimmer in a desktop Chrome or Edge workspace, so you can clean up a clip without installing a separate cutter.
STEP 01
Open the project, add the video, and let the timeline finish loading before you set points.
STEP 02
Scrub to the first frame you want and mark the start, then mark the end of the section you want to keep or remove.
STEP 03
Play across both joins to check picture and sound, then export the section you kept.
Trimming removes material from the two ends of a clip. Cutting takes out a section in the middle and leaves the rest. Splitting breaks one clip into two so you can move, shorten or delete either side. Decide which one the edit needs before you touch the timeline; changing your mind afterwards usually means re-doing the other two.
A trim that looks right on the waveform can still pop on playback. Play a few seconds either side of each join, listen for clipped audio or a dropped word, and confirm the first and last frames still make sense as an opening and an ending. Fix the points here rather than after export.
Trimming changes duration only. It does not crop the picture, resize the frame, or remove a watermark from footage you did not create. Supported inputs and export settings follow the current workspace, so check the options on screen before you rely on a format.
Common questions about this task, its limits and how to judge the result.
Trimming shortens a clip from its start or end. Splitting cuts one clip into two parts at a point you choose so both halves can be handled separately.
Yes. Trimming runs inside the browser workspace after you sign in with desktop Chrome or Edge. Registration includes free trial credits under the current credit rules.
Export settings decide the output quality, so choose them from the options the workspace offers and compare the result against the source before publishing.
Yes. The trimmed section stays in the project, so you can continue with captions, audio, or other clips and export again when the cut is final.
You can use the workspace in desktop Chrome or Edge; sign-in requirements, supported formats and export options follow the current workspace.
