Prepare a short, recognizable action
Trim the part you want to reverse
A short action makes the change easier to judge: compare its beginning and ending after processing. Trim first if the source has a long introduction or ending you do not need.
Choose sound separately from backward motion
Mute removes the soundtrack; Keep Audio is the option for retaining its original order; Reverse Audio is the option for reversing the sound too. The illustrated run uses Mute. The screenshots do not establish how the other modes sound: listen to an exported sample before using them for dialogue or music.
Compare the first and last frames
In the six-second example, the source begins with a sea view and ends with people outdoors. The reversed preview begins with the outdoor scene, and its thumbnail strip runs toward the sea view. This gives you two visible points to check without mistaking a rotated picture for a reversed timeline.
For a sideways picture, use rotation
If the action should keep running forward and only the orientation is wrong, choose Rotate Video instead. Reverse changes time order, not the direction the camera is facing.
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Open Reverse Video in Process
Open Process, then tap Reverse Video.
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Choose the video to process
In Select Video, tap Choose from Photos or Choose from Files and select your video. You can import a video even when the download list is empty.
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Choose how to handle sound
Sound offers Mute, Keep Audio, and Reverse Audio. This example chooses Mute, then Start Processing.
Mute removes the sound
Use it when only the backward motion is needed, or when reversed dialogue and ambient sound would be distracting.
Keep Audio versus Reverse Audio
Keep Audio preserves the original audio order; Reverse Audio reverses the sound. Choose the effect you want and listen to the exported dialogue or music.
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Check the result, then save or keep processing
Play the result to confirm the action runs backward. Check the beginning, ending, and selected sound mode before saving.
Preview and save
Play the result and check picture, duration, and sound, then tap Save to Photos. The first save may require permission to add photos and videos. After the success message, check the file in Photos.
What the other buttons do
Keep Processing takes the result into tool selection. Share File opens sharing options. Done closes the result page; it does not save to Photos.
Troubleshooting
Trim first, then reverse
Keep the target action with Trim Video before reversing. This makes timing easier to assess and reduces the amount to process.
Frequently asked questions
Is reversing the same as rotating 180 degrees?
No. Reverse changes time order; Rotate Video changes picture orientation.
Why does the reversed result have no sound?
The example uses default Mute. Select a sound mode if needed and check the exported audio.
Try it on your device
ClipDock is free to download, with in-app purchases. Features and available options depend on the current app version.
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