Capture or import
Your own file belongs in Live Clippers, too.
Upload a video from your computer and continue in the same library. Once prepared, play it, download it and use compatible tools.
Illustrative flow: select a file, upload, prepare and open it in the library.
Upload your own videos
How it works
- 01
Select your file
In My clips, open Upload video and choose an MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV.
- 02
Upload and wait for preparation
Follow progress. If interrupted, select the same file again to resume.
- 03
Open your library
Play the prepared MP4 and decide whether to edit or download it.
What you get
- A playable MP4 in your library, labeled as uploaded.
- Access to compatible editing and downloads without needing a live URL.
Good to know
- Up to 512 MiB, ten minutes and 1080p60 per file. Silent video is supported; audio-only files are not.
- One active upload per account; up to ten new uploads a day. A 2 GiB allowance for final uploads includes output reservations.
- Incomplete sessions expire after 24 hours. Ready files last 30 days on trial and 120 with a paid plan or positive credit balance; editing does not restart this period.
Cost and usage
No additional credits
Uploading and preparing a video uses no credits or trial captures. Optional AI tools show their own cost before running.
View pricing and creditsQuestions about this tool
Can I resume after closing the page?
Yes, while the session is still valid. Select the same file again; its identity is checked before continuing with missing chunks.
Can a free account upload ten minutes too?
Yes. Upload limits are separate from the three 30-second trial captures. Upload quotas and account retention still apply.
Keep working on your clip
Trim a clip
Choose the part that matters and save a copy without changing the original.
See how it worksAutomatic subtitles
Transcribe, edit words and timing, then export a captioned video or an SRT file.
See how it worksCreate thumbnails
Design a thumbnail using a frame, your title and your logo, then save it as PNG.
See how it worksYour next step is in the library.
Sign in or create an account to use the tool with your own files.
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