Free Reverse Video

A reverse video tool plays footage backward, so the last frame comes first and actions seem to undo themselves. This one reverses a section of your clip of up to 30 seconds and saves it as a new MP4 without sound.

1. Click Choose files and pick your video. 2. Enter Start (seconds) and End (seconds) for the part to reverse. 3. Click Create file. 4. Play the result and click Download.

Yes, if it’s 30 seconds or shorter. Set Start to 0 and leave End empty, or enter the clip’s length. For a longer video, reverse it in 30-second pieces or pick the moment that matters most.

The tool drops the audio track because speech and music played backward usually sound like noise. Add a soundtrack afterward with SocQ’s Add Audio to Video tool, or pick a sound inside TikTok, Instagram or YouTube.

No. Only the segment between Start and End is exported, and it plays in reverse. To place it inside a longer edit, join it with your other clips in a video editor or merge tool.

Not in one step, because this tool only outputs the reversed part. Join the original segment and the reversed one with a video merger to get a forward-then-backward loop.

Yes, it’s free and needs no account or signup. The reversed MP4 carries no SocQ watermark or logo, so you can post it to TikTok, Reels or Shorts as it is.

No. Reversing runs with FFmpeg in your browser, so the frames are processed on your device and the clip isn’t sent to SocQ. On the first run your browser downloads the video engine once.

You can open MP4, WebM, MOV, MKV, AVI and other common video files up to 100 MB and 10 minutes, and reverse up to 30 seconds of each per export. The result is an H.264 MP4 at the source resolution.

Yes. Open this page in your phone’s browser, pick a clip from your gallery and create the file. Reversing holds many frames in memory at once, so short segments work best on phones and older devices.