Does Split discard footage between cut points?

No. Cut points divide the complete timeline into consecutive outputs, covering the source from its beginning through its end.

Why might an exact cut require re-encoding?

Compressed video can normally begin only at keyframes. When the chosen boundary falls between them, re-encoding prevents the cut from silently moving.

Can I set a boundary from the current playhead?

Yes. Along with direct time entry and timeline adjustment, the active playback position can be used for trim or split placement.

How are several split results downloaded?

Every clip has its own download action, and multiple generated clips can also be collected into a ZIP archive locally.

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Trim & Split Video

Keep one exact time range or divide the complete source at multiple cut points, with individual clip and ZIP downloads.

Add a video

Trim one section or split a video into separate clips.

Choose video

MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV or AVI · or drag and drop

Your video is processed locally in your browser and is never uploaded for editing.

How to use Trim & Split Video

1
Choose an MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, M4V or AVI source and select Trim or Split.
2
In Trim, set Start and End by entering times, using the playhead or adjusting the range handles.
3
In Split, add chronological cut points to divide the whole source into consecutive clips.
4
Export, then download the trimmed result or each split clip; use the ZIP option when multiple outputs are available.

Frequently asked questions

About Trim & Split Video

Trim and Split Video offers two different cut models. A trim isolates one continuous selection, whereas split points partition the entire source into a sequence of files without leaving gaps.

Accuracy takes priority over blindly copying compressed streams. Safe boundaries retain original streams when practical; cuts between keyframes can invoke local re-encoding so requested times remain meaningful. Multi-clip delivery includes both separate downloads and ZIP packaging.