splits · for macos

Every video is a stack of scenes.

Splits finds every one — and exports each as its own clip.

Download for Mac

01 · the gesture

One click. Every scene.

This one is real — press Smart Cuts, or click between frames to cut by hand. Watch the count.

rushes · 00:30
auto:

Splitting is the boring half. Choosing is yours.

02 · the thread

Somewhere in the rushes is the shot you came for. An interview, a screen recording, a whole shoot — one long file, many scenes. Scrubbing is searching by hand.
Finding the cut is counting frames. Where one shot ends and the next begins is arithmetic, not taste. Machines count better than we do.
So: split first, choose after. Every scene becomes a file — trim it, reframe it, grade it, or throw it away. Choosing is the half worth your time.

03 · the work

Detect. Refine. Export. All on one desk.

thirty seconds, start to finish · smart cuts → refine → frame → grade → export

04 · every cut, its own recipe

Settings live on the cut, not the file.

Splits framing controls — aspect ratio and letterbox removal

framingpro

Any aspect. No letterbox.

Deliver 16:9 · 9:16 · 1:1 · 4:3 · 2.35 from the same cut. Reframe with zoom and pan — and the black bars remove themselves.

Splits color controls — brightness, contrast, saturation, temperature

colorpro

Grade every cut on its own.

Brightness, contrast, saturation, temperature — a look per scene, not per file. What the preview shows is exactly what exports.

Splits export controls — resolution, format, quality and frame rate

format & rate

H.264 for the web. HEVC at half the size. ProRes for the edit bay.pro

Re-time any cut, 8 → 60 fps — stop-motion to smooth. And GIFs with a real palette, dithered and diffed — small and clean.

Or select nothing and set the whole job at once. ⌘Z undoes either way.

“I’ve spent twenty years cutting film — for car brands, for beauty brands, for myself. Splits is the tool I wanted on day one of every edit: the rushes, already in pieces.”

— Brenno Castro · brennocastro.com