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Trimming, converting and compressing short media without the five-files-per-day free cap — as long as the file is small enough for your browser to hold.
No upload — files are processed in this tab
Trim video clips in your browser with precise start and end controls.
This is the real tool, not a demo. Open Video Trimmer on its own page.
123apps publishes its limits as a plain table, which makes the decision easy: five files a day and 500 MB per file on free, 4 GB on Premium. If you are trimming one podcast episode a week, the free tier is fine. If you are working through a folder, you hit the daily counter. AltFTool has no counter, but it also has no server, and a 500 MB video is exactly the case where their architecture wins and ours does not.
| Comparison point | AltFTool | 123apps |
|---|---|---|
| Where the work happens | File tools (PDF, image, converters) run in your browser and the file is not uploaded. Tools that need live data or a model — AI tools, language checkers, lookups — send your input to an API, and say so on their own page. | Uploaded and processed server-side; deleted within twelve hours. |
| Account required | No — every tool opens and runs without signing in. | Not required for the free tier. |
| Free tier ceiling | — | 5 files per day, 500 MB maximum per file (Premium: 4 GB). |
| Paid plans | None. There is no paid tier and no per-file metering. | ₹190/month, or ₹1,824 per year (-20%). |
| Ads | Yes — ads are what keep the tools free. | Yes on free; Premium removes them. |
| Desktop / mobile apps | No. Web only — no desktop or mobile app. | Web-based, with browser extensions. |
| API & automation | No public API. Tools are interactive pages, not endpoints. | Not offered as a developer product. |
Paid pricing: ₹190 per month, or ₹1,824 once a year (-20%) (prices displayed in INR to our region on 123apps.com/pricing)
Checked on 2026-07-25 against the following sources, each opening in a new tab: 123apps.com/, 123apps.com/pricing, 123apps.com/legal. Vendors change their plans — if something here is out of date, trust 123apps's own page over ours.
Plenty of people should keep paying for 123apps, and these are the reasons why.
Left: what you clicked on 123apps. Right: the tool that does the same job here.
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AltFTool. (2026, July 25). A free 123apps alternative that runs in your browser. https://www.altftool.com/alternatives/123appsMLA
"A free 123apps alternative that runs in your browser." AltFTool, 25 July 2026, www.altftool.com/alternatives/123apps.BibTeX
@misc{altftool-alternatives-123apps,
author = {{AltFTool}},
title = {{A free 123apps alternative that runs in your browser}},
year = {2026},
month = {jul},
howpublished = {\url{https://www.altftool.com/alternatives/123apps}},
note = {Vendor pages checked 2026-07-25. Source: 123apps: \url{https://123apps.com/}.}
}Free-tier limits and prices are transcribed from the vendor's own pages on the date shown and are never converted between currencies, so quote that date alongside any figure you take from here. Vendors change their plans: if something here is out of date, trust 123apps's own page over ours. The vendor links are plain links - no affiliate tracking, no referral IDs, no paid placement.