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How it works
- Choose a video. Its length is read locally, and nothing is uploaded.
- Split it into a number of equal parts, every fixed number of seconds, or at specific timestamps you type in yourself.
- Check the plan — the part count and length are shown before any work starts.
- Split, then download the parts individually or all at once.
Why a cut cannot always land where you asked
Video compression does not store every frame as a picture. It saves a complete image — a keyframe — every so often, then describes the frames after it as changes from that image:
[K] � � � � � � [K] � � � � � � [K]
A part that begins on a difference frame has nothing to apply the difference to, so it opens grey or stutters. Fast mode avoids that by starting each part at the nearest keyframe — which is why a two-minute video split three ways might give you 41, 39, and 40 seconds rather than exactly 40 each. Since it copies the compressed data untouched, it finishes in seconds and loses nothing.
FAQ
Is my video uploaded anywhere?
No. The splitting is done by FFmpeg compiled to WebAssembly running inside this page, so the file is processed on your own machine. For footage you would not hand to a stranger, that is the whole point.
Why are my parts not exactly the same length?
Because fast mode cuts at keyframes. A video only stores complete pictures every few seconds and describes the frames in between as differences, so a cut can only start cleanly at one of those complete pictures. Fast mode snaps to the nearest one, which can shift a boundary by a second or two. Exact mode re-encodes and hits the requested time precisely.
Which accuracy setting should I use?
Fast, unless the timings genuinely matter. It copies the existing video data untouched, so it takes seconds and there is no quality loss at all. Choose exact when you are cutting to a specific beat, word, or action — and expect it to take minutes rather than seconds.
Can I choose exactly where each cut falls?
Yes — pick "At specific timestamps I choose" and type or paste a list of cut points as mm:ss or plain seconds, separated by commas or new lines (e.g. 0:30, 1:45, 3:00). There is no visual timeline to drag a marker on; if you need to pick a moment by eye while scrubbing through the footage, that is a job for a timeline editor.
How many parts can I make?
Up to 50. Every part is held in the tab alongside the original until you download them, so a long list runs the browser out of memory. If you need more, split it in stages.
Why is there a size limit?
The video and all of its parts live in memory at the same time, so the practical ceiling is around 400MB in total. Above that a browser tab is the wrong tool and a desktop application is the right one.
Do the parts play everywhere?
They are written as MP4, which plays essentially everywhere. In fast mode the streams inside are copied as-is, so if the original played somewhere the parts will too.
How we compare
| Feature | Online Tool Store | split-video.com | VideoKit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your footage never leaves your device | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Lossless cuts with no re-encoding | ✓ | Not stated | ✓ (when formats are compatible) |
| Tells you the plan before it starts | ✓ | Not stated | Not stated |
| No watermark, no sign-up, no queue | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Split at typed-in custom timestamps | ✓ | ✓ ("Free Split") | ✓ ("Custom Split Points") |
| Choose cut points by eye on a visual timeline | ✗ | Not stated | Not stated |
Made for the mechanical job: chopping a long recording into upload-sized chunks, splitting a lecture into sections, or cutting a clip to fit a platform's length limit — losslessly, and without uploading the footage. Split evenly, by a fixed length, or at exact timestamps you type in; picking a moment by eye while scrubbing through the footage is still a job for a timeline editor.