Reversed videos are a comedy goldmine — water flowing upward, jumps that un-jump, the classic boomerang loop. Reversing a clip used to need editing software, but you can do it free securely: paste a link and download the backwards version.
Copy a short video URL from any supported site and paste it into the tool.
The tool loads it ready to reverse.
On the Reverse tab, tap Reverse — both the video and audio play backwards.
It’s re-encoded backwards and saved to your device.
Why short clips work best
Reversing a video means holding every frame in memory and playing them back in the opposite order. That’s memory-heavy, so the tool works best on short clips — a few seconds to a minute. Pick the moment you want and trim it down first if your source is long.
Fun things to reverse
- Pouring, splashing or breaking — they look magical in reverse.
- Jumps, dives and tricks that "un-happen".
- Boomerang-style loops: reverse a clip and stitch it to the original.
Tip: For a true boomerang, reverse a short clip here, then place the reversed copy right after the original in your editor for a seamless back-and-forth loop.
Reverse your video now
Paste a short clip and download it playing backwards.
Open the Reverse Video tool →Frequently Asked Questions
Does it reverse the audio too?
Yes — both the video and audio are played backwards.
Is it free?
Yes, free with no watermark, sign-up or limits.
Why does it work best on short clips?
Reversing holds every frame in memory, so short clips are fastest and most reliable.
Can I do it on mobile?
Reversing is heavy, so it’s best on a desktop.