Split a video into parts

What does split video do?

Split a long video into equal parts, each labeled 'Part 1/5'.

Turn a long video into a series for TikTok and Reels. Equal parts, each with a part label.

Split or trim?

Trimming keeps one range; splitting cuts the whole recording into equal parts. For turning long lectures and stream VODs into uploadable pieces, splitting is more practical.

You set the part length. If a split lands mid-sentence, the clip generator will do a better job, because it sets boundaries from word timings.

How does processing work?

When you give us a link, we don't download the whole video. We fetch only the audio first, so even hour-long recordings start fast. Video is downloaded only for the ranges that are actually needed.

Your job joins the queue and moves step by step; the dashboard shows which step it's on. If you start several jobs from the same source, it's downloaded once and later jobs read from the cache.

Which files and links are supported?

• Video: MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM, AVI
• Audio: MP3, M4A, WAV, AAC, OGG, FLAC
• Links: YouTube, Vimeo, Twitch and direct file URLs
• Screen recordings made in the browser

Privacy and storage

Source files are kept for a while only so you can re-render, then deleted automatically; they're never used to train models. Your exports stay in your account until you delete them. If you connect a social account we never see your password: you sign in through each platform's own authorization window and access tokens are stored encrypted.

Output and quality

Exports are 1080 pixels on the short side; on the Studio plan they go up to 2160 pixels (4K). If the source is lower, nothing is artificially upscaled and the real output resolution is shown. All tools share the same nine aspect ratios and nine caption styles.

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