Trim a clip without losing quality
Set a start and an end and save a trimmed copy — no re-encoding, so quality is untouched and the whole thing takes seconds.
What is this feature?
Most trimming tools re-encode the clip, costing you quality and minutes of waiting. Raheeb uses a passthrough cut: it slices at the boundaries you chose and copies the same video and audio data into a new file. The result is identical in quality, in seconds.
The interface is simple: a filmstrip of the clip and two handles you drag to set start and end. The new copy is saved next to the original — the original is never touched — whether it lives in Photos or in My Files.
No re-encoding
Literally the same quality as the source, no second compression.
Fast
Seconds even for long clips, because the file is copied, not rebuilt.
The original stays
The trimmed copy sits beside it, unchanged.
Filmstrip
See the clip's frames while you set the in and out points.
How to use it
- 1
Open My Files
And pick the clip you want to trim.
- 2
Tap ⋯ then Trim
The trim screen opens with the filmstrip.
- 3
Drag the handles
Set the start and end of the part you want.
- 4
Save
A new copy appears next to the original in seconds.
When to use it
A clip from a lecture
Cut the important minute and send that instead of the whole file.
Stories
Trim a clip to fit a story's length before posting.
Saving space
Keep the part you care about and delete the rest.
Frequently asked questions
Does the video lose quality?
Is the original changed?
How long does it take?
Does it work on Photos clips?
Is it free?
Get Raheeb free
On the App Store for iPhone and iPad — no account, and your first download takes seconds.