Video Player
A fully customizable browser video player: play local files or URLs, reorder the playlist by drag, use preset or custom speed, jump to any timestamp, loop A-B, step frames, use PiP or a floating window, and hand clips to other tools in one click.
Direct http/https links only; cross-origin files can’t be transferred — download locally first
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Free Online Video Player
Local · No uploadsA fully customizable browser video player for local files and direct URLs. Reorder the playlist by drag with order / one / all loop and shuffle, pick a preset speed or dial in any value from 0.0625 to 16, jump to any timestamp, loop A-B, step frame by frame, snapshot the current frame, and play in picture-in-picture or a freely draggable floating window. Nothing is uploaded — everything plays locally in your browser.
Quick Answers
- The playlist supports drag-to-reorder with order / single / all loop modes plus shuffle; URL entries are saved in your browser and restored on the next visit.
- Speed offers nine presets from 0.25 to 4 plus any custom value between 0.0625 and 16, with a preserve-pitch toggle; seek by dragging the bar or typing mm:ss or seconds.
- Custom controls stay available in fullscreen — speed, precise seeking, and A-B loop all work; the floating window can be dragged and resized, and browser PiP is supported as well.
- Local files stream directly in the browser without upload; the current frame can be exported as a PNG, and videos can be handed to the trim, compress, or convert tools in one click.
How to Use the Online Video Player
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Drop in a local video/audio file, or paste an http/https direct URL and press Enter
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Click any playlist entry to switch; drag rows to reorder the queue
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Pick a speed preset or enter a custom value from 0.0625 to 16; drag the progress bar to seek
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Type mm:ss or seconds in the seek box for precise jumps; use the A/B buttons to set a loop range
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Open the floating window to drag and resize the player anywhere, or go fullscreen
Common Uses for the Video Player
- Queue up episodes for continuous viewing; loop modes suit language learning and music replay
- Study lectures at 0.5–2× speed with pitch preserved so voices stay natural
- Combine frame stepping and snapshots to analyze motion frame by frame
- A-B loop key moments, then send the clip straight to the video trimmer
Things to Keep in Mind
- Playback depends on browser codecs: H.264/VP8/VP9/AV1/MP3/AAC play directly; HEVC and some codecs are unsupported — convert to MP4 (H.264) first
- URL playback requires a direct http/https media link; page links or hotlink-protected addresses may not play
- Cross-origin URLs are restricted by browser security: snapshots and tool transfer need the file downloaded locally first
- Local file lists are not saved across sessions (browser security); URL lists persist locally in your browser
Video Player FAQ
Which formats can I play locally?
MP4, WebM, MKV, MOV, MP3, FLAC, WAV, and other browser-decodable formats play directly. If a codec like HEVC is unsupported, the player suggests converting to MP4 (H.264) first.
Can I reorder the playlist?
Yes — drag any entry to a new position. Loop modes cover order, single, and all, and shuffle can be toggled on top.
Do speed and seeking work in fullscreen?
Yes. The player uses custom controls, so speed, precise seeking, and A-B loop all remain available in fullscreen and in the floating window.
What is the floating window?
It turns the player into a standalone panel you can drag anywhere and resize freely. Native picture-in-picture (PiP) is also available for an always-on-top system window.
Are my files uploaded?
No. Local files stream in your browser and never leave your device; URL playback fetches the stream directly from the source address.
How do I send a video to another tool?
Local-file entries show transfer chips (trim, compress, GIF, audio extraction, and more). Click one and the file jumps to that tool — no re-upload needed.