Choose a video
Drag a video into the tool or select it from your device. The file is read locally in your browser.
Split long videos into timed or equal clips in your browser. Preview the timeline and download every part without uploading the source file.
A simple way to split long videos
Choose a clip length or the number of equal parts. Preview each range before you start, then download clips one by one or as a ZIP.
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Drag and drop a video here, or browse from your device
Tip: precise cut points usually require re-encoding. Processing time depends on video length, resolution, and your device. Keep this tab open while clips are being created.
MediaKit Video Splitter divides long videos into smaller MP4, WebM, MKV, or MOV clips. Set a duration such as 30 seconds, split a video into equal parts, preview the timeline, and download every result without installing desktop software.
The tool accepts common camera, phone, screen-recording, and downloaded video files up to 2 GB. MP4 is the best choice when you need the widest compatibility after splitting.
Your video does not leave this device. Splitting runs in browser workers using MediaBunny and WebCodecs where available. No account is required for the local workflow, and generated clips remain in your browser until you download or close the page.
Drag a video into the tool or select it from your device. The file is read locally in your browser.
Choose a fixed duration for each clip or divide the video into an exact number of equal parts.
Click a timeline segment to check its range, then create the clips and download them individually or as one ZIP file.
Turn a long recording into short clips for TikTok, Instagram, YouTube Shorts, or status updates.
Break a large video into manageable parts for email, chat apps, or cloud storage limits.
Separate a lecture, webinar, interview, or meeting into chapters that are easier to watch.
Create source segments before adding captions, thumbnails, transitions, or other edits.
Yes. Upload the MP4, choose Equal parts, set the number of clips, and start processing.
The current browser tool accepts videos up to 2 GB. Very large or high-resolution files may take longer and use more memory.
The tool uses precise browser processing for reliable cut points. The output quality is kept high, but exact cuts can require re-encoding.
Yes. The workflow is local in your browser. Your source file is not sent to MediaKit servers.
Choose MP4 for broad compatibility, WebM for web playback, MKV for a flexible container, or MOV for Apple-oriented workflows.