Look for a good video cropper I can use on Windows 11

You might be looking for trimming rather than cropping.

• Trimming removes unwanted time from the beginning or end of a video (for example, keeping only a 2-minute section).
• Cropping removes part of the picture (for example, cutting off the left or right side of the frame).

If you only want to keep about two minutes from a longer video, you need a video editor rather than a dedicated cropper.

For Windows 11, here are a few beginner-friendly options:

• Microsoft Clipchamp is probably the easiest place to start. It’s available on Windows 11 and lets you trim, split, crop, and export videos through a simple timeline.
• Adobe Premiere Pro offers precise trimming and cropping tools along with many advanced editing features, but it’s better suited to users who edit videos regularly and don’t mind a subscription.

If you actually need to crop the picture (rather than shorten the duration), most video editors have a Crop or Transform tool where you can adjust the frame and preview the result before exporting.

For occasional edits on a standard Windows 11 PC, a lightweight editor such as Clipchamp is usually sufficient. If you expect to do more advanced editing in the future, it may be worth learning a more feature-rich editor like Adobe Premiere Pro.