Fixed-length video splitter

Split a video into fixed-length clips

Use Fixed-Length Clipping to divide one video into consecutive MP4s. Set an interval between 5 seconds and 10 minutes, choose your output framing, and download the parts.

See how it works

How it works

Choose a video to split

Upload the recording and select Fixed-Length Clipping in the Clips step.

five-minute-tutorial.mp4

05:00

Set the interval

A 60-second interval makes five consecutive parts from a five-minute video with sentence alignment off.

60 seconds per part

Part 1: 00:00–01:00
Part 2: 01:00–02:00
Part 5: 04:00–05:00

Download the numbered parts

Choose Original framing to keep the source aspect ratio and download the MP4s in order.

Ready to download

Part 01.mp4: 01:00
Part 02.mp4: 01:00
Part 05.mp4: 01:00

Video clipping tools

Set an interval

Enter your preferred clip duration. A five-minute recording split at 60 seconds produces five clips. A shorter remainder becomes the last clip.

Choose how precisely to cut

Leave sentence alignment off to keep cuts at the selected interval. When transcription is available, enable alignment to move cuts closer to spoken sentence boundaries.

Check the estimated count

Clipforge generates up to 30 clips per project. If the upload produces more, increase the interval or split the source into smaller recordings first.

Frequently asked questions

Will the final clip be the same length?: The last clip can be shorter when the recording length is not a multiple of your interval.
Can I split a video without changing the framing?: Yes. Choose Original framing in Style & format to keep the source aspect ratio.

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