2 Easy Ways to Trim and Share Videos on WhatsApp

WhatsApp, a prominent social media application under Mark Zuckerberg’s ownership, has undergone remarkable improvements, allowing users to share videos on their status and through Direct Messages (DMs) with friends.

Here are two effective methods to trim and share your videos on WhatsApp:

Method 1: Trimming Directly on WhatsApp

Trim your video directly on WhatsApp

1. Launch your WhatsApp application.
2. Swipe to the ‘Status’ option.
3. Click the camera icon located below the pen tool.
4. Select the video you want to publish on your status.
5. WhatsApp will automatically highlight the first 30 seconds of your video. To trim it, move the trimmer left or right until your desired segment is within the 30-second limit.
6. To position the trimmer at a specific part of the video, tap and hold it, then move it to your preferred position.
7. Once you’ve achieved the desired trim, publish your new status with the trimmed video.

Method 2: Advanced Editing with Capcut Video Editor

Trimming a video with Capcut

While the first method is straightforward, those seeking more editing options can use an external application like Capcut video editor to trim and share videos.

1. Launch the Capcut application.
2. Import the video you want to trim.
3. Trim the video to the desired 30-second segment or use the split and delete tool to remove unwanted parts, leaving only the desired content.
4. Hit the export button to save the trimmed video to your gallery swiftly.

You have the option to directly publish the video to your WhatsApp status through the Capcut application or return to WhatsApp and upload the new 30-second video using the traditional method.

By following these steps, you can effortlessly trim and share engaging videos on your WhatsApp status, captivating your audience with concise and captivating content.”

By Sir Chike

Sir Chike is an Imo born teacher and actor. He studied at Alvan Ikoku Federal college of Education (AIFCE) Owerri, Imo state. He has obtained the following qualifications; 1. Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) in Political Science and Social Studies. 2. Bachelor in Education (B.Ed) in Social Studies