Got dozens of clips to resize or compress the same way? Connect a folder, pick an action, and Supercut queues jobs on your machine, files never upload.
Just type
“Compress every clip to 720p”
Works with
Use folder access in the editor (Chrome/Edge/Brave). Videos stay on disk, Supercut reads them locally.
Save a prompt like “crop 9:16” or “compress to 720p” to run on each new file.
Drop new files in, hit Sync, and export results. Batch processing runs in your browser.
Supercut decodes, edits and exports your video entirely in your browser with WebAssembly. Your footage is never uploaded, the only thing that leaves your device is the text of your prompt, so the AI knows what edit to plan. Read more in our Privacy Policy.
Compress video to a smaller file size in your browser. Shrink clips for sharing without uploading them anywhere, your footage stays on your device.
Change video resolution and dimensions in your browser. Downscale for smaller files or match platform sizes, your footage never uploads.
Convert MOV, WebM, or other formats to MP4 in your browser. Universal playback without uploading your source file.
Reframe, caption, and batch-process client clips in your browser. No uploading client footage to a third party, and no watermark on paid exports.
Crop, resize, and compress product videos for Shopify, Amazon, and TikTok Shop, in your browser. Unreleased product footage stays on your device.
Chromium browsers (Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc) via the File System Access API. Others can still import files manually.
Yes. Pause holds the queue; cancel clears pending jobs while the current file finishes.
No. Every operation in the queue runs locally with WebAssembly.
Drop a clip and describe the edit, it runs right here in your browser.
Open the editor