A Clideo alternative that never uploads your videos
Brume's video tools work in your browser: your video is compressed, converted or trimmed on your device, with no upload to wait for. Here's how they compare with Clideo, fairly.
| What | Brume | Clideo |
|---|---|---|
| Where your videos go | Stay on your device: read and changed in your browser, never uploaded | Uploaded to Clideo's servers to be worked on |
| Account | None | None needed to compress |
| Largest file | Whatever your browser opens; videos up to 10 minutes on the free plan | 500 MB on the free plan |
| Watermark | None on the compressor, converter, trimmer and Video to MP3 | On free results, lifted by Clideo Pro |
| Refunds | All of a payment back within 14 days, whatever the plan | None after purchase |
| Paid plans | From $3 a month, billed yearly, or once for life | Clideo Pro, monthly or yearly |
Where Clideo is the better choice
- Dozens of tools in one place, recorders, translators and text to speech among them.
- Files taken straight from cloud storage.
- Its servers do the work, so a slow or old computer copes.
The same jobs on Brume
Questions
What people ask before they switch.
Is Brume free?
Yes. Every tool is free with no account; Basic and up lift the free plan's limits, such as how long a video can be.
Does Brume add a watermark?
No, not on the compressor, the converter, the trimmer or Video to MP3. Only the video editor's free exports carry a small mark.
Why is Brume quick with a big video?
There's no upload: your browser's own video encoder does the work on your device, so a minute of 1080p takes seconds on a recent computer.