Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I built TubeCrop around a simple idea: making a quick clip should be easy, with room for more detailed editing when you need it. You can start with a local file or a supported video link, select a moment and download your cut. If your project grows, open Studio to combine sources, arrange video and audio tracks, work with waveforms and add transitions. A few details I focused on: • Unchanged local files can be downloaded with their original bytes preserved. • Lossless cuts copy compatible streams without re-encoding, with adjusted boundaries shown before export. • Exact cuts let you choose precise boundaries through re-encoding. • Published clips get a public playback page and an embed link, subject to the current limits and retention period. TubeCrop is free to use. Format and provider support vary, and more complex edits take longer to process. I’d love to hear how it fits your workflow: what would you try first, and where does the experience still feel awkward? Try it here: https://tubecrop.com

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I’m building TubeCrop — what would make your clipping workflow easier?

Hey everyone! I m the maker of TubeCrop.

I built it to make turning a video into a shareable clip easier: paste a supported link or upload a file, choose your cuts, and export from your browser.

There s a basic editor for quick trims and conversions, plus an advanced Studio with multiple tracks, audio waveforms, transitions, and visual adjustments. Compatible sources support lossless cutting, with the actual cut boundaries shown before downloading.

You can also publish a clip to get a public link and an embeddable player.

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TubeCrop

Cut, combine and share videos in your browser

Cut, combine and share videos in your browser

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I’m building TubeCrop — what would make your clipping workflow easier?

Forum Threads

I’m building TubeCrop — what would make your clipping workflow easier?