Reverse video
Play a clip backwards, with its sound reversed too or removed. Works on clips up to one minute.
Drop a video here
MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV. Up to 1.0 GB per file.
Runs in your browser. Your files are not uploaded.
Large videos can run out of memory on phones.
Changing the picture uses your browser's own video encoders. Recent Chrome and Edge can write H.264, VP9 and AV1; Firefox and older Safari lack some encoders, so the tools offer only what your browser can produce and say so when something is missing.
Need only the soundtrack? Extract audio with the audio tools.
How to use Reverse video
Choose a video or drop it on the page; trim it to a minute or less first.
Choose whether to reverse the sound or remove it.
Select Reverse video and wait while every frame is decoded and encoded again.
Download the result.
Questions
A video can only be decoded forwards, so frames are held in memory in batches before they are written backwards. Longer clips take too long and too much memory on most devices. Cut the part you want first.
Videos larger than 720p are scaled down to 720p, which keeps reversing fast and within memory.
With Reverse the sound plays backwards along with the picture. With Remove the result is silent.
No. Everything runs in your browser on your own device, and the video is never uploaded.
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