How to change video speed
To change video speed, load one file, pick a preset multiplier or enter a custom value, and export. A multiplier above 1x speeds the video up and shortens it; a multiplier below 1x slows it down and lengthens it. The new MP4 is generated locally in your browser, so the file is never uploaded.
When possible, the audio is pitch-compensated so sped-up voices do not turn squeaky and slowed clips do not sound deep, keeping speech natural at the new speed. The exported MP4 plays anywhere standard MP4 is supported.
- Upload one video file
- Choose a preset speed or type a custom multiplier
- Preview the change
- Export the speed-adjusted MP4
Common reasons to speed up or slow down video
Speeding a video up is useful for condensing long screen recordings, time-lapses, walkthroughs, and demos so viewers reach the point faster. Slowing a video down is useful for slow-motion highlights, reviewing fast actions frame by frame, and making detailed steps easier to follow.
Because a speed change is a distinct edit with a clear goal, a focused multiplier-based tool is quicker than digging through a full editing stack. You set one number and export, with the playback speed baked into the resulting MP4 rather than relying on a player setting.