UnderMinute vs VideoTrans

Split long videos into clips under 60 seconds, ready to post in order. Pick a video, choose your clip length, and UnderMinute splits it into balanced parts. No awkward leftovers. Your clips are saved to Photos in a dedicated album, labeled UM_01, UM_02, UM_03, and more, so you can post them in sequence and move on How it works Pick any video from your library Choose a preset length or set a custom duration UnderMinute splits your video into balanced clips Clips are saved to a dedicated album in Photos, ready to post Why UnderMinute • Balanced split algorithm, so you do not end up with awkward leftover clips • Auto-created album for every session, with clips saved in order • Remove any clip before saving, with numbering updated automatically • Clean, dark interface with no clutter • 100% local processing, so your videos stay on your device Free vs Pro Free: full splitting, 1080p export, small watermark Pro: original resolution, instant export, no watermark No account. No login. No tracking. Just split and post. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://inelnuno.com/underminute/en/privacy/

VideoTrans translates and dubs talking videos into another language — entirely on your Mac, with no cloud processing and no account required. Import any video, and VideoTrans will: - Isolate the spoken voice from music and background sound - Transcribe the speech, word by word - Translate it into your target language - Synthesize natural-sounding speech in the new language, time-aligned to the original - Export a new video with dubbed audio (background and music preserved), plus subtitle files (SRT/VTT) in both languages Choose a generic preset voice for the target language Everything runs on-device using open, local speech and translation models — your video and audio never leave your device. An internet connection is only used for two optional features: downloading additional voice/model options on first use, and importing a video directly from a URL.