Video Splitter

A video splitter is an application or software that allows you to cut a video file into multiple parts, rearrange scenes, and merge different clips to focus on the most relevant footage. These tools make it easy for you to handle large videos and turn them into bite-sized clips that suit your purpose and can be easily shared on social platforms.

A. Save time creating content

Our tool makes it fast and easy for you to finish your projects, which means you can put out more content that serves your audience in less time.

B. Easy to master tool

Keevi's simple interface makes it easy to use, so you can begin cutting your videos into parts within minutes.

C. Great video quality

Quickly edit and reduce the length and size of your videos without sacrificing original video quality using Keevi's free video splitter.

D. Diverse video formats

The more the merrier. Some video dividers only accept a few specific formats, but not ours. Keevi's video files splitter supports a wide array of video formats without you having to download additional codecs.

E. Safe and secure

Your media files are processed directly in your browser window and are not uploaded to a server. So you never have to worry about other people stealing or snooping on your work.

And more

• Frequent updates to improve user experience

Say goodbye to editor apps that you constantly have to update manually or wait for their annoying bugs to be fixed. Our software is always up-to-date so you can just focus on your work.

Your data, your control

After you're done working on your projects, they're immediately deleted from our servers. You alone will have access to your videos.

Extensive features

Our tool is designed to help you accomplish multiple video editing tasks without having to use more than one software.

Contains no adware

You will not have to put up with pesky ads while using Keevi Video Splitter.‍

Completely free‍

Our video splitter software is free. You don't have to dip into your pockets to purchase a license or pay for additional features.

Splitting a video file into two or more fragments and removing unwanted parts is very easy. All you need is the Keevi Video Splitter.

It enables you to cut large and small videos quickly without losing the original quality. To get started, follow these steps:

1. Visit our website to use the tools then upload the file you want to work on. The video will be loaded into the studio so you can begin editing it.
2. Click Split to activate the cutting process. Then move the blue sliders to the points where you want your video to be divided. One slider should mark your start point, and the other your end point.

2. Preview your changes by clicking the Play button in the video window. You can perform further edits like adding subtitles, text, music, images, stickers, or animations to your video.

3. Once you're satisfied with the splits you've made, you can click Export at the top of the screen to save your work

4. The process will be completed in seconds after which you can go to the location you saved or shared the split files on to find them.

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Most media players don't come with splitting or streaming features, but VLC isn't most media players. The free, open-source software can be used to split your video files into smaller pieces. Here's how:

Step 1: Download and install VLC Media Player

VLC is not an online tool, so you need to install it on your device. It works with every operating system and will load most video formats.

Step 2: Set up the program

Click the View tab at the top of the menu bar, then scroll down the menu and select Advanced Controls. A recording bar will appear at the top of the normal control buttons.

Step 3: Select the video to be split

Click on My Videos to select a file from your video library or click on Media and select Open File/Open Folder to find the location of your video and open it. You can also drag and drop the file.

Step 4: Chose the split points

Select the point you want to start the split from by dragging the slider to that section and hitting pause. You can use the time counter for precise accuracy.

Step 5: Start recording

Click on the Red button in the control toolbar to start splitting your video from the desired point.

Step 6: Press play

Resume playing your video until you get to the point where you want the split to end. Click the Red record button again to stop the process and automatically save your split file.

Step 7: Exit the program

You can simply close the page or click on the Media tab from the main menu, scroll down, and select Quit. Then go to your default videos folder to find your split video. The file's name will start with "vlc-record".

With the Keevi Video Splitter, you don't need to download any applications to cut your MP4 videos. Our tool supports diverse video formats including MP4, which allows you to create high-quality videos that take up relatively little storage space.

All you have to do is:

1. Upload your MP4 video into the Keevi studio by dragging and dropping it into the appropriate area or searching your device for the saved file.
   

2. Once the file is successfully imported, use the blue sliders to select the segment you want to cut. You have to choose a start time where you want the split to begin and an end time when you want the split to end.
   

3. Make additional edits to improve your video by adding multiple effects to your split file. You can adjust, subtitle, trim, insert watermarks, images, GIFs, music, and more.
   

4. Choose the output format or size you want your video to be saved in, then click Export to finish the process.
   

That's it! You now have a smaller clip to work with and share across social media or with friends, family, and colleagues.

If you want an offline solution, you can download and install MiniTool MovieMaker and follow the procedure explained above.

If you find the background in your video boring or you think it's doing too much or doesn't fit, you can easily edit it with a video editor.

Unscreen is a good online tool that's designed to help you remove and change your video background in a few simple steps. You don't have to go through the trouble of downloading and installing the software, signing up, learning how to use it, and jumping through hoops to get the task done.

Like Keevi, the Unscreen video background editor is browser-based with an intuitive interface that takes seconds to figure out.

You only need to:

• Upload your video in MOV, MP4, Ogg, GIF, or WebM format to begin editing.
  

• Browse through the cool background options and choose the one you want to use on your video.
  

• Your background will automatically be changed and you can download your video file.
  

Pro tip → Video background in primary colors of blue, red, or green, are much easier to change. So if you want to change the background without running into issues, make sure to shoot your videos with a single, primary color background. Secondary and tertiary color backgrounds tend to be hard to change. 

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Sometimes, you might need to join two or more clips together to create a new video. While this can be a tad confusing depending on the software you're using, it doesn't have to be. 

With Keevi, after splitting you can merge your video very easily and without any professional assistance or know-how. 

To merge your video with Keevi, simply follow these steps:

1. Go to the Keevi Studio and upload the video you want to split.
   

2. Wait for your file to be imported, then move the blue arrowhead to the area you want to split from, then click Split. When you get to the area you want the split to end, click on Split again. You can do this for as many sections as you want to cut out.

3. Press the bin icon on the areas you've marked for cutting and they'll be deleted from your video leaving you with smaller pieces of your clip.
   

4. To merge those pieces together, simply drag the end of each segment closer to the next segment until they become fused together.

5. Hit the Export button to save your changes and download the merged video.

If you want to merge different video files into one and you're a Windows user, the built-in Photos app can help you get the job done. Here's what you need to do:

1. Open the Photos app on your computer and select the Video Editor option from the top of the screen.

2. Click on New Video Project and proceed to name your project. After that, you'll be taken to the project library.

3. Click on the Add button to import the videos you want to join together. Once this is done, hover over them to select them, then click Place in storyboard from the options that appear.

4. Your video files will be merged together and loaded into the video editor. You can then preview it and perform additional edits like trim, split, add title card text, 3D effects, filters, music, adjust speed, rotate, and more.
   

5. When you're done, click Finish video, select your preferred video quality, then click Export to save the merged video to your desired location.

To split your AVI file into parts, we recommend Keevi Video Cutter. It'll allow you to cut your AVI videos with zero reduction in the quality of the output. The process for using this tool is quite simple. Just follow the tutorial below:

1. Launch the Keevi video editor and import the AVI file you want to slice. 

2. Wait for the video to be uploaded successfully then drag the blue playhead to the section of your video you want to cut out and click on Split. Continue playing the video until you get to where you want the cutting to end and click Split once more.

3. Repeat this for the sections you want to cut out. 
   

4. Click Export when you're done to save the changes.
   

For Windows users, you can split an AVI into parts without a third-party tool by using the in-built Photos application and following this step-by-step guide.

• Launch the Photos app on your device and click on the Video Editor from the main menu, followed by New Video Project.
  

• Assign a name to your project, then click the Add button to upload the AVI file you want to split.

• Tap the video, select it, and choose Place in storyboard from the options you're given. Then click on Split from the storyboard options.

• Drag the Blue lollipop to the point you want to split from and click Done.

• You'll be taken back to the Storyboard where your split files will be. You can continue splitting them into more parts if you want. Click Finish Video, followed by Export to save your split files.

You might not be able to hire a professional to create and edit your videos, but that shouldn't stop you from creating high-quality video content. The following tips can help you take your video editing abilities to the next level.

1. Always work with a plan

Before you begin shooting or editing, make sure you have a plan for your story. Know the story you want to tell and how you want to tell it. Write a script. Build a storyboard. Create a mental picture of what the end product is going to look like.

2. Keep your media files organized

You don't want to run around looking for where you stored your video files when you need to work on them. Arrange your media in folders to make them easy to find.

3. Choose a good video editing software

The right video editing software can help you make the most of your content and ensure your videos are engaging. If you don't have a lot of experience with video editing, go with a simple tool like Keevi that doesn't have a learning curve.

4. Trim the excess

Keep your videos clean by trimming the beginning and end so you don't have unnecessary scenes preceding or following the main action. Remember that your audience doesn’t have a lot of time on their hands, so avoid wasting it.

5. Go easy on the effects

Effects can be fun, but they can also make your videos look unprofessional and tacky when used in excess. Only use them when necessary and when they're sure to elevate your video.