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Professional video speed controller with basic and advanced modes. Control playback speed of any video on any website. Video Speed Controller – Professional playback speed control for any video on any website Enhance your viewing experience with **Video Speed Controller**, the clean and powerful Chrome Extension that lets you slow down or speed up any HTML5 video — on **any website** — including YouTube, Vimeo, online courses, and much more. KEY FEATURES: • 🎬 Basic Mode: Control all HTML5 videos on a page at once (0.25x to 2x presets) • 🎯 Advanced Mode: Highlight and control each video individually • 🎚 Precision Slider: Adjust speed between 0.25x–5x with snapping • 🧠 Smart Detection: Automatically detects videos on any site • ⚡ Auto-Close Popup: Closes after action for faster workflow • ⌨️ Keyboard Shortcuts: Press Ctrl+Shift+K + numbers (1–8) for instant speed changes PERFECT FOR: • Any website with HTML5 video (YouTube, Vimeo, Udemy, Coursera, news sites, internal portals...) • Watching tutorials, lectures, meetings, and presentations • Online courses, training content, and corporate learning • Accelerated learning and time-saving productivity PRIVACY FIRST: • No data collection • No ads • No background scripts • Works fully offline Try **Video Speed Controller** now and take full control of your video playback. Fast-forward, slow down, or fine-tune — your choice, your pace.
Jul 17, 2025
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