Clip Download
Download just the part you need.
Drag two handles, pick a shape, press Download Clip. Lynx fetches only that part — so the 30 seconds you wanted doesn’t cost you the whole film.
- A 35-second clip: 11 MB, not 255 MB
What a clip costs
Cutting 35 seconds from a 10-minute 1080p film
23×
less to download
Measured on a Mac in September 2026 with Big Buck Bunny (10:35, 1080p). Your numbers depend on the video and your connection.
Smart about the source
It never fetches more than it must.
Every time you save a clip, Lynx picks the cheapest way to get it:
- 1 You already downloaded itLynx cuts from the file on your Mac. Nothing is fetched again, and the clip keeps full quality.
- 2 You’re cutting the same video againThe source from your last clip is kept for a while, so the second and third clips are nearly instant.
- 3 It’s a long videoFor anything over 10 minutes, Lynx asks the site for only the stretch you picked.
- 4 It’s a short videoShort ones are fetched once, whole — then every clip you take from it is quick.
Five shapes
Made for wherever it’s going next.
Video
The part you picked, in the original shape and the quality you choose.
Vertical
9:16 for phone screens and stories. Drag the frame to keep the subject in view.
Square
1:1 for feeds and profile videos, reframed the same way.
GIF
A looping GIF for chats, docs and bug reports.
Audio
Just the sound of that part — a line, a chorus, a sample.
Several parts at once
Add Another Part to save three highlights from one match in one go.
Precise to a tenth
Drag, or type start and end times. Nudge with the Start and End buttons while it plays.
From anywhere in Lynx
Press ⌘K, the ✂ on any row, the extension’s Clip button, or Clip in the notch.
Clip questions
Do I need to download the whole video first?
How long can a clip be?
What quality are clips?
Which videos can I clip?
Cut your first clip in a minute.
Download it, paste a link, done. Every Pro feature is yours for 14 days — no card, no account.
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