Splits · for macOS
Splits finds every one and exports each as its own clip — with its own framing, its own grade and its own format, all on your Mac.
01 · The gesture
This one is real, and it splits itself once. Take it over — toggle Smart Cuts, or click between two frames to cut by hand. Watch the readout.
Splitting is the boring half. Choosing is yours.
01 · The split
Splits reads the footage, finds where each shot ends, and hands you every scene as its own clip. Or cut by hand, between any two frames.
02 · Context
Splits transcribes the speech on this Mac, cuts where the subject turns, and titles every clip. Guide it by clip length or by number of cuts — one free preview, then Pro.
03 · Framing
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.
04 · Color
Brightness, contrast, saturation and temperature live on the cut, not the file. A look per scene — and the preview is exactly what exports.
05 · Format
Pick the codec and the frame rate — 8 → 60 fps, stop-motion to smooth. H.264 and HEVC are free; ProRes, MKV, WebM, AV1 and FFV1 are Pro. GIFs get a real palette, dithered and diffed.
02 · The desk
In and out, framing, grade and format live on the cut, not on the file. What the window shows is what exports.
