✂️ Video Cut

A dedicated tool page with 2 tabs: Slice Video (split a video into clips) and Extract Frames (pull stills out of a video). Access via the Cut Video button on the sidebar.

ℹ️Uses bundled FFmpeg. Slicing is done by stream-copy — very fast and lossless (cut points snap to the nearest keyframe).
⚠️The entire Video Cut feature (both tabs) requires the MAX plan. Buttons stay clickable, but a Max-required popup appears when you start processing.

Overview

TabNameDescription
1. ✂️ Slice VideoCắt & Tách VideoCut one video into multiple .mp4 clips via several modes
2. 🖼️ Extract FramesTách Ảnh Từ VideoExtract frames as .jpg images

Both tabs share the same layout: left column = Processing Mode + the slice/extract mode + Input & Output; right column = Activity Log; bottom = Start / Stop buttons + progress bar. There is no results table — just a text log.

ℹ️Processing Mode (both tabs): Single File (one video) or Batch (pick a folder — scans for .mp4 .avi .mov .mkv). Input supports drag & drop.

Tab 1 — Slice Video

Pick one of 5 slicing modes (default: Split into N parts):

ModeInputDescription
Split into N partsPart count (1–1000, default 2)Split the video into N equal-length clips
Fixed durationHH:mm:ss (default 00:00:30)Cut back-to-back clips of a fixed length
Random durationmin ~ max (default 00:00:10 ~ 00:00:45)Each clip a random length within min–max
Timestamp liste.g. 00:01:15, 00:05:30, 00:12:00Use the marks as split points → N+1 segments
Range list (A-B)e.g. 00:01:10-00:01:45, 00:05:00-00:05:30Extract only the listed A–B ranges
  1. Choose Processing Mode (Single File / Batch)
  2. Pick a slicing mode + enter its value
  3. Set the input video (or folder) and output folder (auto-filled, editable, drag-and-drop)
  4. Click 🚀 Start Slicing — watch the log + progress. ⏹️ Stop to cancel

Output clips are .mp4, written to <output folder>/<video name>/, named like 001_name_HHMMSS.mp4.

Tab 2 — Extract Frames

Extract frames as JPG images. Pick one of 4 modes (default: By total images):

ModeInputDescription
By total imagesImage count (1–10000, default 100)Extract ~N images evenly across the whole video
By time interval (seconds)0.1–3600s (default 5.0)One image every N seconds
By frame interval1–100000 (default 150)One image every Nth frame
By scene change (% sensitivity)1–100 (default 10)Scene-cut / motion detection (close to keyframes)

Output images are always .jpg, written to <output folder>/<video name>/, named like name_00001.jpg (5-digit counter). Buttons: 🚀 Start Extracting / ⏹️ Stop.

ℹ️This tab outputs JPG only — there is no PNG, quality, resolution or custom-naming option. There is no "extract last frame" mode here (the last-frame chaining helper lives in the Workflow — the Extract Frame node).

Notes

  • Input formats: .mp4, .avi, .mov, .mkv (drag-drop accepts any file in Single mode; batch scanning only picks up these four extensions, non-recursively)
  • No keyboard shortcuts — mouse + Start/Stop buttons only
  • Each tab's settings are remembered across sessions