Precise cuts
Set exact in and out points. Save just the moments you want, as separate clips or one combined file.
Cut it down.
Keep what
matters.
Cut the parts you need. Compress the file.
Everything stays on your computer.
Windows downloads coming soon
Local processingOriginals stay untouched
Smaller files
Choose a bitrate, check the estimated size, and export an MP4 ready to send or store.
Trim and compress
Your footage.
Only what you need.
Trim a long recording into useful clips, or compress the whole video. Cut points, compression settings, and export estimates are in one place.
- 01
Open your video
Drop a file into the app or browse your computer.
- 02
Choose what to keep
Drag the trim handles or type exact timestamps. Add more clips whenever you need them.
- 03
Set the size and export
Adjust compression, choose a folder, and save new MP4 files.
Try a preparation example
Move the cut points and adjust the bitrate to see the estimate change.
Export range
H.264 / MP4
Mbps
Smaller fileMore detail
Estimated output
1 file · 00:36128 kbps audio · MP4
An illustrative 60-second source. Estimates use bitrate, selected duration, and container overhead, just like the app. Actual sizes vary. No video is processed here.
Your video stays on your computer.
Prepvid processes files locally with FFmpeg. Every export is a new file. Your source video stays as it was.
Made for your desktop
Prepare it.
Then share it.
A focused Windows app for clipping and compression.
Download links will be available when the release is ready.
Prepvid for Windows
Coming soonThe installer and portable app are being prepared.
The installer can help set up FFmpeg and FFprobe. The portable app uses tools already installed on your computer.
A few useful details
Before you begin.
What can I do with Prepvid?
Cut selected clips, compress a whole video, or combine selected clips into one file. You can also split a recording automatically by clip count, duration, or maximum file size.
Does Prepvid change my original video?
No. Prepvid creates new MP4 files in your chosen output folder. Existing files are kept, and matching output names receive a numeric suffix.
What formats can I use?
Prepvid uses your installed FFmpeg to read video formats such as MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM, and AVI. Exports use MP4 with H.264 video and optional stereo AAC audio. Some source formats need a temporary preview copy to play in the app.
Is Prepvid a full video editor?
Prepvid focuses on preparing video files: choosing clips, removing unneeded footage, and reducing file size. Its controls are built around cutting and compression.
What do I need to run it?
A Windows computer with working FFmpeg and FFprobe installations. The installer offers setup if the tools are missing. CPU encoding is available, with optional NVIDIA encoding on supported systems.