Trim video on iPhone
Use Audio / Video Trim to remove unwanted time or split a video into equal or fixed-duration clips; Audio Only remains available in trim modes.
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Choose the result you need and follow one of 38 task-focused guides covering up to 35 home capabilities and the Media Info inspector on iPhone or iPad. ClipFlow keeps photo, video, audio, Vision-assisted effects, watermark coverage, caption, overlay, conversion, and speech tools together without making every task start on a heavyweight timeline.
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Use Audio / Video Trim to remove unwanted time or split a video into equal or fixed-duration clips; Audio Only remains available in trim modes.
Open the video trimming guideOpen the same Audio / Video Trim tool with an audio file, or enable Audio Only for a video with sound, to create a new audio file.
Open the audio trimming guideArrange audio files or soundtracks from videos in Photos or Files, set each neighboring gap plus optional silence at the start and end, and export one audio-only track.
Open the Join Audio guideArrange multiple clips, choose one transition for every cut, and create a single ordered video.
Open the Join Videos guideArrange 2 to 30 still photos, GIFs, or Live Photos, set a shared display time and transitions, and create a silent video ready for music.
Open the Photo Slideshow guidePlace two to four videos or images in one canvas, choose a layout, and control playback and audio.
Open the Video Collage guidePlace one video above another, drag the split to adjust each video's share, and switch the preview-only divider style.
Open the Stacked Videos guideUse free Overall or Local speed control, shape video timing with five editable Pro presets or a custom curve, or insert multiple silent pauses into audio.
Open the Speed Control guideReverse a whole video or one selected range and decide how its original audio should be handled.
Open the Reverse Video guideBegin in black, end in black, or use both, with independent durations and optional matching fades for the original audio.
Open the Fade In / Out guideCrop to fill a target ratio, or keep the whole picture and fill extra canvas space with a styled or dynamic blurred background.
Open the Adjust Canvas guideCorrect orientation, rotate by 90° or 180°, or mirror the video horizontally or vertically.
Open the Rotate / Flip guideChoose a size-and-quality preset to create a smaller copy that is easier to store or share.
Open the Compress Video guideExplore thermal, comic, print, neon, film, and other filter styles with intensity and color controls.
Open the Filter & Adjust guideImprove clarity and resolution on supported iOS 26 or later devices. Apple enhancement resources may need downloading; video processing stays on device. The preview shows the original, and enhancement is applied to the generated video.
Try Enhance Video in ClipFlowSmooth and brighten skin tones, add rosiness and fill light, and adjust sharpness.
Open the Video Beauty guideAdd multiple timed regions, each with its own pixelation, blur, or solid color treatment.
Open the Video Mosaic guideMark a fixed visible watermark region yourself, then cover it with edge-extended blur on device.
Open the Remove Video Watermark guideDetect and track face regions on device, choose which tracks to cover, and inspect the automatic result before export.
Open the Automatic Face Redaction guideMix timed text, images, stickers, and text masks, then style and position each element.
Open the Video Overlays guideFreely place a fixed text watermark or choose a motion preset, then save its complete style in local template history.
Open the Video Watermark guideAdd a text mask in Video Overlays, then set its style, position, background, and time range.
Open the Video Mask guidePresent a recording inside a configurable iPhone, iPad, or Apple Watch frame.
Open the Device Frames guideShow elapsed time from a selected range or the video’s current time over its full duration, then drag and style the overlay.
Open the Add Timer guideShow full-video progress with optional time labels, named chapter segments, and static or animated styles.
Open the Chapter Progress Bar guideSelect a video range and key photo, then create a Live Photo for the Photos library.
Open the Live Photo guideMove frame by frame, keep up to 30 still images, review or delete them, then save to Photos or continue to Photo Slideshow.
Open the frame extraction guideChoose a range, frame rate, and resolution to create a silent animated GIF.
Learn how to convert iPhone video to GIFExport compatible video as MP4, MOV, or M4V, or create AAC, M4A, MP3, WAV, AIFF, or CAF audio from audio or a video's soundtrack. MP3 export uses a bundled local encoder and stays entirely on device.
Open the Media Format Conversion guideInspect duration, file size, estimated average bitrate, resolution, frame rate, and audio-track count from imported-media workspaces and exported-video previews.
Open the Media Info guideSeparate the original soundtrack from a compatible video and create an independent audio file.
Learn how to extract audio from video on iPhoneDelete the original soundtrack and export a silent video for a clean audio-free result.
Open the Remove Audio guideMark ranges and cover them with a beep or silence while keeping the rest of the soundtrack.
Open the Beep / Censor guideUse an audio file, choose one track from a video, or record a new sound, then apply one of 17 effects throughout or assign different effects to multiple non-overlapping ranges.
Open the Audio Effects guideAdd multiple audio tracks or video soundtracks, set every volume, and choose repeat or stop behavior.
Open the Add Music guideRecognize speech on device, then standardize names and specialist terms with your personal dictionary.
Open the Speech → Subtitles guideImport, generate, or write timed cues, apply your personal dictionary to speech-generated text, optionally translate, then style and render.
Open the Burn In Subtitles guideSwitch between Apple system voices and ClipFlow Pro AI voices in one workspace, with controls for the selected mode.
Open the Text to Speech guideNo guides match that search and category.
ClipFlow brings up to 35 focused home capabilities plus a local media inspector to iPhone and iPad, with compatible next steps ready after each generated result.