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Reverse Video

Play any video backwards, audio includedReverse a video free: play any clip backwards with reversed or muted audio, right in your browser with FFmpeg. No upload, no watermark, no sign-up needed.

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// REVERSE VIDEO · GET STARTED

Use Reverse Video

Play any video backwards, audio included

Choose a video clip

Short clips reverse best: the engine holds the whole clip in memory. Trim long videos first.

// REVERSE VIDEO · HOW IT WORKS

How to use the Reverse Video

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Add the clip

Upload the clip you want to play backwards (short clips work best).

02

Pick the audio behaviour

Choose whether the audio reverses with it or the output is muted.

03

Reverse it

Reverse it, watch the backwards preview.

04

Download the backwards video

Download the reversed video.

// REVERSE VIDEO · ABOUT THIS TOOL

About the Reverse Video

Some effects never get old, and watching the world run backwards is one of them. This tool reverses both picture and sound with FFmpeg's dedicated filters, entirely in your browser: no upload queue, no watermark, no editor timeline to learn. Drop in the moment, choose reversed audio for the full uncanny effect or mute for a cleaner loop, and download a normal video that plays backwards anywhere.

Because reversal holds the whole clip in memory, it rewards short, deliberate moments: a pour, a jump, a spill, a reveal. Trim first if your moment lives inside a long recording, then reverse the extract. Your footage never leaves your device at any point.

It is part of this site's in-browser video family alongside the trimmer, compressor and GIF makers, so a clip can be cut, flipped, shrunk and shared without ever opening a desktop editor.

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Reverse Video FAQs

The tool loads the clip and writes its frames back in the opposite order, last frame first, using FFmpeg's reverse filter, and does the same to the audio with the areverse filter so speech and music run backwards with the picture. The result is a brand-new normal video file that simply plays in reverse everywhere, no special player needed.