Keeps Motion Intact
Animations, transitions, loading spinners and cursor movement stay at their original timing — only dead time is removed.
Offline Screen Recording Condenser
Remove long static sections and idle time while keeping animations and transitions smooth. Everything runs locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
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Animations, transitions, loading spinners and cursor movement stay at their original timing — only dead time is removed.
Everything happens locally inside your browser. Videos never leave your device.
A timeline shows exactly which sections will be shortened and how much time you'll save before you commit.
Exports a standard H.264 MP4 that opens in any player, editor or browser.
Trim the waiting between clicks so a demo stays tight and watchable.
Cut the idle time out of automated test recordings while keeping the moments that matter.
Remove loading screens and long pauses without losing the on-screen action.
Send a shorter recording that still shows every step clearly.
Unlike frame de-duplicators that stitch stills at a fixed rate, this keeps the original stream timing and only compresses genuinely static stretches.
Control how similar frames must be to count as static, how long a pause has to last before it's shortened, and how much of it to keep.
Decoding, analysis and encoding all run on your device. After the page loads, no network is needed and nothing is uploaded.
Yes. Only long static sections are shortened. Motion, transitions, loading spinners and cursor movement keep their original timing, so the result feels like the same recording with the boring pauses removed.
No. Analysis and encoding run entirely in your browser with the WebCodecs API. Your video never leaves your device and is never sent to a server.
It compares consecutive frames with a perceptual hash. When the picture barely changes for longer than your chosen threshold, that stretch is treated as static and shortened to a short "keep" duration. Everything else is preserved.
Screen recordings, product demos, tutorials and automated test runs — anything with long static pauses between bursts of activity. Standard (SDR) H.264 or HEVC recordings are supported.
Yes. Once the page has loaded, all processing happens on your device, so you can disconnect and it still works.
Not yet. The current version outputs video only. Audio-in-sync trimming is planned for a future update.
Yes. It is completely free with no account, no sign-up and no upload.