I'm developing ClipShrink and would welcome input on a particular process: reshaping a wide video into a tall clip, and then saving it. This cropping tool operates on your computer via the browser, requiring no login or payment. It handles files up to 250 MB and includes common aspect-ratio settings plus your own measurements. A constraint exists: the cropping area remains stationary during playback. It will not independently track a moving person or object. You can test it at this link: https://clipshrink.app/crop-video When you test it using a clip that isn't private, which step seems confusing: setting up the crop area, selecting the final measurements, or saving and viewing the output? To be upfront, the free and no-account status pertains to this specific cropping function. Video reduction requires account credits, and services in the cloud have different terms.   submitted by   /u/JK3_ii [link]   [comments]