Play a video backwards, in a few clicks
Make a rewind effect, a reverse pour or a backwards jump. Open a clip of up to a minute, choose whether the sound plays backwards too, and save the reversed video.
To reverse a video, open a clip of up to 60 seconds here and click Reverse and save. The tool first reads every frame (24 per second) and then records them in reverse order, with the sound reversed if you leave that ticked. It takes about twice the clip's length. The result is up to 1280 px on the long side, in MP4 where your browser can record MP4 and WebM otherwise.
3 steps, a few seconds
Open a short clip
Drop an MP4 or WebM file up to 200 MB and 60 seconds.
Choose the sound
Reverse the sound too, or untick it for a silent reversed video.
Save it
Frames are read, then recorded backwards; download the result.
What the Video Reverser does
True reverse
Every frame is played in reverse order, start to finish.
Reversed sound
The audio track plays backwards in sync, or leave it out.
Preview
Watch the reversed clip before you download it.
Smooth 24 fps
Frames are captured at 24 per second for an even rewind.
Private
The video is processed in your browser and never uploaded.
Free
No account and no watermark.
- Input
- Any video your browser can play, up to 200 MB and 60 seconds
- Output format
- MP4 if your browser can record MP4 (the tool checks before you start), otherwise WebM, which plays in Chrome, Firefox, Edge, VLC and on YouTube
- Resolution and frame rate
- Up to 1280 px on the long side, 24 frames per second
- Speed
- About twice the clip's length: reading the frames, then recording
- Cost and privacy
- Free, no sign-up; runs in your browser
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Questions about the Video Reverser
How do I reverse a video?
Why is there a 60-second limit?
Can I reverse a video without the sound?
Why does it take twice as long as the clip?
Is my video uploaded?
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