Privacy by architecture
Your video stays on your computer.
Clip Squeezer does its work locally. It does not need your account—or your trust in an upload promise.
Last updated: September 2026
Local execution
Compression, conversion, trimming, audio extraction, and media inspection run on your computer using bundled FFmpeg and FFprobe binaries. Your media files never leave your device.
No network transmission or cloud storage
The app does not upload video, audio, file contents, or file metadata. It works offline and does not require an active internet connection.
No telemetry, analytics, or advertising
The app contains no tracking scripts, third-party analytics SDKs, device fingerprinting, advertising, or automatic crash reporting.
Non-destructive files
Source media is treated as read-only. Every successful operation writes a new output rather than overwriting the original.
Local state
Recent activity and preferences are stored on your device. You can clear activity history in the app.
Open and auditable
The source code is public on GitHub. Application source is dual-licensed under MIT and Apache 2.0; bundled FFmpeg has its own GPL licensing and attribution.
Website privacy
The application privacy commitments above apply to the installed app. Like most hosted sites, the web host or content-delivery infrastructure may produce ordinary security and access logs. This website currently embeds no third-party analytics, advertising, video, or font services.
Questions
Open an issue in the project issue tracker. Do not attach private media to a public report.