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 | In your browser. Files are never uploaded to us. | 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 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 Vendors change their plans — if something here is out of date, trust 123apps's own page over ours.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.