TutuCut

Add a border or frame

A border means compositing a shape around every frame, which is a layer on a timeline rather than a conversion parameter. The full editor does it — this page takes you there with your file.

Result right here

Drop a video here, or click to choose

MP4 · MOV · MKV · WebM · audio · images · subtitles · ZIP

A border is a layer sitting on top of the picture for the whole clip. Layers are what a timeline is for.

In the editor you can place a shape, size it, colour it and keep it for as long as you like.

If what you want is a different picture shape rather than a decorative frame, the "change aspect ratio" tool does that in one click right here.

FAQ

Did you mean a coloured frame or a change of shape?

If you want the video to become square or vertical, use the aspect ratio tool. A decorative frame is a layer.

Can the border be an image?

Yes, in the editor. On this site the "add a sticker" tool also places a PNG over the picture.

Does it change the video size?

A border drawn on top does not. Padding the picture out does, and that is also a timeline job.

Is there a rounded-corner option?

In the editor, yes.

Is it free?

Yes.

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