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Split video for WhatsApp Status

Auto-cut a long video into 30 second or 60 second status parts, download them, and post them in order. No upload, no watermark, no app to install.

Drop · pick · paste

Drop a video to start

Your file stays on this device. Nothing uploads.

How it works

  1. 1

    Add your video

    Drop or pick the long video. It stays on your device the whole time.

  2. 2

    Pick 30 or 60 seconds

    The tool computes the cuts automatically and shows you the exact sequence of status parts.

  3. 3

    Download and post in order

    Each part is a normal MP4. Post part 1, then part 2, and WhatsApp plays them back to back.

The WhatsApp Status video length limit, explained

WhatsApp Status is built around short clips: each status video is capped at 30 seconds on most versions of the app, with some newer builds allowing up to a minute. When you try to post a longer video, WhatsApp either trims it to the first 30 seconds or forces you to select a segment by hand, and doing that five times in a row while keeping the cuts clean is fiddly at best.

This WhatsApp status video splitter removes the fiddling. It measures your video, cuts it into equal 30 second (or 60 second) parts at exactly the right timestamps, and hands you each part as its own file. You post them in order and your audience watches the full video as a seamless sequence of statuses.

Why split video for WhatsApp Status in the browser

Most status splitter apps for Android and iPhone want an install, an account, or both, and many stamp a watermark in the corner or upload your video to their servers to do the cutting. This tool does the same job with none of that: it is a free online video splitter for WhatsApp Status that runs entirely in your browser, so a private family video stays private.

Because nothing uploads, there is no size cap and no queue. A ten minute 4K video splits just as happily as a one minute clip, and the fast copy mode finishes in seconds because it slices the file without re-encoding a single frame.

Why nothing uploads

Other tools send your video to their servers, which costs them money per file, so they add watermarks, cap file sizes, and make you sign up. This tool does the work right here in your browser using your own device. Your file is never uploaded, so there is no wait, no watermark, no size limit, and no account.

Questions

How long can a WhatsApp Status video be?
WhatsApp caps each status video at 30 seconds on most versions, and newer releases allow up to about a minute. A longer video has to be split into parts, which is exactly what this WhatsApp status video splitter does automatically.
How do I put a long video on my WhatsApp Status?
Split it into 30 second parts here, download them, then post the parts as consecutive statuses. Viewers see them one after another like a single longer video.
Why are my parts exactly 30 seconds and not 31?
The default Exact mode re-encodes each part so no clip runs even a frame over the limit. WhatsApp silently trims anything longer, usually mid-sentence, so the precision matters.
Will the parts lose quality or get a watermark?
No watermark, ever. Exact mode re-encodes at high quality; Fast copy mode is bit-for-bit lossless but snaps cuts to keyframes, so a part can land slightly over the limit.
Does my video get uploaded to a server?
No. The splitting runs in your browser, on your device. Nothing is uploaded, which is also why there is no file size limit and no waiting in a queue.
Does this work for WhatsApp video messages too?
Yes. Chat videos have no hard duration limit, but WhatsApp heavily compresses large files. If your problem is size rather than length, use the compressor with the WhatsApp preset instead.

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