Split every 15 or 60 seconds, into a number of equal parts, or at exact times. Each part is cut without re-encoding, so it keeps the original quality and the whole job takes seconds. The video never leaves your device. It is read and saved by your browser, so there is no upload, no queue and no copy on a server.
Splitting is the way to post a long clip as a series of stories or statuses, or to fit a recording into an app with a length limit.
How to split a video
- Drop your video on the box above.
- Pick how to split: every N seconds, into equal parts, or at times you type or take from the player.
- Check how many parts you will get, then press Split video.
- Download the parts together as a ZIP, or one by one.
Story and status lengths
WhatsApp status takes up to 60 seconds per part and Instagram stories up to 60 seconds. Splitting every 60 seconds makes a long clip fit either.
Why parts start at keyframes
Copying without re-encoding can only begin a part on a keyframe, so a cut can land up to a second or two from the time you set. In return there is no quality loss. For a frame-exact single cut, use the trim tool in Exact mode.
Questions
Is there a limit on parts?
Between 2 and 100 parts per run.
Do the parts keep the sound?
Yes, each part keeps its piece of the sound.
What format are the parts?
The same format as the original: MP4 stays MP4, MOV stays MOV.