Add a circular progress bar
to any video.
Give viewers a clear reason to keep watching. Add a customizable progress ring, preview it live, and export without uploading your video.
Video progress bar maker
Choose a short clip to start creating.
A clear cue that stays out of the story.
A circular progress bar gives viewers useful timing information without taking over the frame. Place it in a quiet corner, match it to your visual style, and decide whether the ring fills toward completion or drains toward zero.
- Show percentage or time remaining inside the ring.
- Keep the ring away from captions, faces, and platform controls.
- Export the finished clip or a transparent overlay for your editor.
One small signal. One more reason to keep watching.
The same moment, three clear ways to show viewers how close they are to the end.
Ring
A compact circular cue.
Border
Progress around the full frame.
Bar
A familiar, minimal timeline.
How it works
- 1
Choose your clip
Pick a short video from your device. Nothing is uploaded.
- 2
Make the progress yours
Select a style, direction, color, size, and position. Preview it live.
- 3
Export and post
Render the finished video locally, or export only the overlay for your editor.
The video stays with you.
The browser does the work on your device. Your clip is never sent to Turtao or stored on a server.
- Local processingNo file leaves your device.
- Private by designNo accounts or tracking pixels in your video.
- Yours to keepExport and share on your terms.
Questions, answered.
Is my video uploaded?
No. Your browser reads, previews, and renders the video on your device. Turtao never receives the file.
Which video formats work?
The tool accepts formats your browser can play, commonly MP4, WebM, and some MOV files. Export uses WebM so rendering can stay entirely local.
Can I use the progress overlay in another editor?
Yes. Export the overlay-only WebM, then place it above your clip in Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, or another compatible editor.
Does the exported video have a watermark?
No. Finished videos and overlay files are exported without a Turtao watermark.