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Split video
If your video is too large or too long to share conveniently, dividing it into smaller parts can help. Consider four approaches: choose your own cut points, divide it evenly, plan parts by time, or work toward a file size. Describe what you need, then continue to a video workspace to review the options available there.
CONTINUE TO VIDEO WORKSPACE
2 Easy Steps:
- Describe your video project
- Continue to review your options
EXPLORE VIDEO OPTIONS
2 Easy Steps:
- Choose the kind of sections you need
- Continue to the workspace
Common video formats — MP4, WEBM, MOV, FLV, 3GP, M4V, MPG, MPEG, MKV, AVI, WMV, MV, DV, ASF, 3G2
How to use this page?
- Describe the video you want to work with, or choose an example above.
- Think about the division method: individual cut points, equal parts, duration, or file size.
- Continue to the video workspace and check which options are available for your project.
- Review any output settings before processing or saving a file there.
Review first
No video file is uploaded on this page. Check the video workspace's features and terms before sharing a file.
Flexible planning
Consider several ways to divide a long recording, from scene-by-scene sections to shorter clips of similar length.
Choose a way to split your video
The right method depends on what you want each smaller file to contain. Start with a clear description, then compare the four common ways to organise the cut before continuing to the video workspace.
Free split
Pick individual moments where one scene or topic ends and the next begins. This works well when the natural boundaries in a recording are more important than equal durations.
Equal parts
Divide a long recording into a chosen number of sections with a similar length. It is a simple starting point when you need a predictable sequence of smaller files.
Split by time
Use a duration or a list of time marks when each clip should fit a specific interval. Note the intended moments in your prompt so the next workspace can guide the setup.
Split by size
Plan smaller files around a sharing or storage limit. A target file size can be useful when the destination accepts only a particular amount of video data at once.
Plan the output before you start
A little planning makes the next workspace easier to use. Note what the source recording contains, how many moments you want to keep, and where the resulting clips are going.
Mark natural moments
Describe the scene, topic, or event where each clip should begin and end when the recording does not divide evenly.
Count the parts
Say how many smaller files you need when a predictable number of sections matters more than exact scene boundaries.
Note the timing
Include a duration or time marks when every clip needs to fit a particular interval or sharing rhythm.
State a size limit
Include a target file size when storage, messaging, or another destination sets the practical limit for each output.
Keep the source details clear
The more specific your description is, the easier it is to compare the available options in the next video workspace.
Name the recording
Explain whether the source is a tutorial, trip, event, presentation, or another kind of recording so the intended clips have context.
Describe the order
List the topics or moments in their expected order when each smaller file should follow the original sequence.
Review before sharing
No file is uploaded on this page. Check the destination's features and terms before choosing to share a recording there.
Match each clip to its destination
Shorter files can be easier to organise, but the best split depends on how you plan to use them after the workspace has prepared the available outputs.
Mobile sharing
Use short, clearly named moments when clips need to be reviewed or shared from a phone.
Creator uploads
Keep a logical sequence when several parts belong to one longer tutorial, recording, or channel project.
File organisation
Use a consistent method when smaller files need to be sorted, reviewed, or moved between storage locations.
Review the next step
When your plan is ready, continue to the video workspace and compare the options available for your project. This page is only a planning handoff.
Start with a description
Write the kind of split you need in the console, or choose one of the examples as a starting point.
Compare available tools
Review the next site's workflow and output choices before deciding how to handle your source video.
Continue when ready
Carry a concise plan forward so the workspace can show the most relevant path for the recording.
Continue to Start
Take your video plan to the workspace and explore the available tools.