Split by duration
Pick a video from Gallery or Files and set how long each clip should be.
Video splitter for Android 10+
VeeCut. Your video, in parts.
Split videos on Android. Set your clip length and make it yours with optional text or image watermarks.
Results
3 clips ready
- Part 1Download
Part 1
0:30
- Part 2Download
Part 2
0:30
- Part 3Download
Part 3
0:30
Save all · GallerySave all · Files
Simple by design
Add a watermark
Optional text or image watermarks with fonts, placement, opacity and part numbers.
Save your clips
Download clips one by one, or save them all to Gallery or Files.
Processed on your phone. VeeCut splits and watermarks videos on-device. There's no account and no upload to a VeeCut server.
How it works
- 1
Video & duration
Select a video and set the clip length.
- 2
Optional watermark
Add text or an image, and label each clip “Part 1”, “Part 2”… Showing the total is optional.
- 3
Results
Review your clips, then save them where you want.
Settings links to Results, optional Google Play feedback, Terms and Privacy.
Watermark
@yournamePart 1
Text@yourname
FontSans Bold
PositionTop right
Opacity70%
Part labelPart 1
Show totalOff
FAQ
How do I save clips to Gallery or Files?
On the Results screen, tap Download or choose a save-all action. Saving requires watching ads or an active ₹300/month subscription. The ad-supported option also shows ads during processing. You choose Gallery or Files.
Why does watermarking take longer?
Without a watermark, VeeCut copies the encoded video, which is quick. A watermark means decoding the video, drawing the overlay and re-encoding it. That takes longer and can warm up your phone. Resolution is kept for supported sources.
Why aren't my clips exactly the length I chose?
Splitting without a watermark follows the source video's keyframes, so clip lengths can vary slightly from the duration you set.
Are my videos uploaded anywhere?
No. VeeCut processes videos on your device using Android's native media engine. There's no account and no cloud upload. Gallery or file providers you pick from may use their own networks.
Where are my saved videos stored?
Clips are first prepared in VeeCut's private storage. When you save, they go to the Gallery or the Files location you chose, separate from your original video. VeeCut never overwrites the source.