
SplitKit Video Splitter
Cut video for Reels & Story
About
Effortlessly divide long videos into short, shareable clips for social media platforms like Instagram Stories, Reels, and TikTok. This app processes videos directly on your device, offering customizable clip lengths and export quality options without watermarks or account requirements.
What's New in SplitKit Video Splitter
1.0
July 6, 2026
Developer apps
FAQ
How does SplitKit work?
SplitKit allows you to select a video and specify the desired length for each clip. The app then automatically cuts the video into these segments, which are ready for sharing on platforms like Instagram Stories, Reels, and TikTok. All processing is done directly on your device.
Can I choose the length of each video clip?
Yes, SplitKit lets you split videos into equal clips of 15, 30, 60 seconds, or a custom length you define. You can preview the cuts before exporting to ensure they meet your needs.
Does SplitKit add a watermark to my videos?
No, SplitKit does not add any watermarks to your exported video clips. The app is designed to provide clean, ready-to-share content.
Do I need an account to use SplitKit?
No, you do not need to create an account or sign up to use SplitKit. The app is designed for immediate use, and all video processing happens locally on your device.
What video sources can I import from?
You can import videos from your device's Photo Library, the Files app, or record a new video directly using your camera within SplitKit. Large videos are handled efficiently.
What export quality options are available?
SplitKit offers export quality options including Low, Medium, and High. It also provides an optional 30 fps conversion to help reduce file size, with a live size estimate before you export.
Is SplitKit available on Android?
SplitKit is currently designed for both iPhone and iPad. Information regarding Android availability is not provided in the current data.
How often is SplitKit updated?
SplitKit was last updated on July 6, 2026, with version 1.0. Further update frequency details are not specified.





