A product, one angle at a time
Separate the opening shot from the detail and the final reveal.
ONE VIDEO. ALL THE RIGHT MOMENTS.
Turn one short video into separate clips. Add your own cut points or split by duration, preview the pieces, and keep the original sound.
MP4, WebM or MOV · up to 100 MiB · 0.5–60 seconds · maximum 1920 px per side
Processed on your device
Choose your own cut points. Keep every moment.
TRY A REAL EDIT
Use these short samples to explore timing, motion and portrait framing. Click play to hear a clip; use the sample to make your own cuts.
Separate the opening shot from the detail and the final reveal.
Split portrait footage without cropping away the subject.
Find a natural pause before a new movement or expression.
FROM ONE TAKE TO A FEW GOOD CLIPS
Choose a file or try a sample. Review the source with sound before deciding where each moment begins.
Move the playhead and add cut points, or enter a segment duration. Drag a boundary to refine the timing and preview each piece.
Select the segments to export. Download individual MP4s or collect the completed clips in a ZIP, then continue editing.
Create separate clips for an introduction, a close-up and an outcome. Keep the continuous source intact and download only the useful pieces.
Divide a short take into moments, then send each MP4 to a platform resizer. Splitting keeps the source framing; resizing is a separate choice.
Split around the action you want, then pass the clip to Video to GIF. This splitter exports MP4 with sound; GIF conversion removes audio.
Yes. You can split supported short videos and download MP4 clips without an account, payment or added watermark. Processing happens in your browser.
Choose Split by duration and enter the seconds per segment. A shorter last piece is retained. If the remaining tail is below 0.5 seconds, it is merged into the previous piece rather than discarded.
Yes, the first audio track is included when the source has one. A silent source stays silent. The clips use H.264 video and AAC audio, so exports are re-encoded rather than lossless copies.
Use a browser-decodable MP4, WebM or MOV up to 100 MiB, 60 seconds and 1920 pixels per side. Create up to 12 parts with at least 0.5 seconds in each. H.264 MP4 is a good fallback if your browser cannot read a source.
Choose the segments you want before exporting. Cancel stops the current job and the remaining queue; completed clips remain downloadable. Retry individual failures or export the unfinished selection.
No. The ZIP contains the same completed MP4 files as the individual download buttons. ZIP packaging does not re-encode them or guarantee a smaller total download.
Video frames and audio packets have discrete timing. Exports are cut through re-encoding, but container duration can vary slightly around your selected boundary. Review the output before publishing precise edits.
Your source and exports stay in this tab’s memory. Moving a clip to another tool transfers the file locally for up to 10 minutes. Refreshing or closing the tab clears this session, so download files you want to keep.
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