
MonoSplit
Local, Ad-Free Video Editor
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$3.99
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VIDEO EDITING WITHOUT THE NONSENSE.
Video editing got buried under accounts, feeds, ads, subscriptions, cloud uploads, and watermarks. MonoSplit cuts through all of it.
MonoSplit is a full-timeline video editor built for people who want to edit their footage and get on with their lives. No account. No advertising. No cloud dependency. No watermark. Your media stays on your device.
CUT THE TIMELINE
Trim, split, reorder, and arrange video clips with a timeline designed for direct control. Step through frames, adjust speed, add markers, and undo your edits without fighting the interface.
BUILD THE FRAME
Combine video, photos, text, subtitles, stickers, and picture-in-picture layers. Crop, rotate, transform, animate, and compose projects for landscape, portrait, square, and social formats.
SHAPE THE LOOK
Adjust color and exposure, apply filters, import LUTs, and add grain, scanlines, VHS treatments, glitch effects, fades, and transitions.
WORK WITH SOUND AND WORDS
Add music, extract audio, record voiceovers, adjust volume, fade tracks, and mix multiple audio layers. Generate editable captions on-device, restyle them, and export subtitles when you need a separate caption file.
EXPORT THE VIDEO
Export finished videos directly to your device in H.264 or HEVC, with resolution and frame-rate options based on what your hardware can actually encode.
LOCAL BY DESIGN
MonoSplit does not require an account, does not upload your footage, does not contain advertising, and does not put a watermark over your work.
The timeline belongs to you. It should act like it.
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What's New in MonoSplit
1.1.0
October 28, 2026
A smoother, steadier editor. • The timeline follows playback and scrubbing smoothly, without snapping back under your finger. • Long projects with many clips stay responsive while you drag sliders and make edits. • Saving is quicker and lighter on storage, and always completes when you leave the app. • Fixed: deleting the project you had open could bring it back as a new project. • Fixed: a finished reverse, cutout, or noise-reduction job could leave its progress bar on screen.
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