Gitruck Toolbox

Scene Splitter

Detect shots and scenes, split videos into separate clips with a shot list, or let AI split by content

Runs on cloud
Files are processed on Gitruck Cloud. You see the price first, and failed jobs are free.
Example
The example videos are large, so they live in the Gitruck Cloud docs.See the examples

The examples there use Smart (AI) splitting.

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Need batch or automated processing? Use the gtrk CLI
$ gtrk tool video_segment --batch ./videos

Pricing

By scene change

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Smart (AI)

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How to use

  1. 1

    Choose or drop videos, up to 20 at a time and 2 hours each.

  2. 2

    Pick how to split: by scene change (fast) or Smart (AI splits by content); then clips or a shot list only, and click Submit.

  3. 3

    Preview each clip, then download the clips and the shot list (CSV / JSON) as a ZIP.

FAQ

By scene change or Smart?

By scene change cuts wherever the picture changes sharply; it's fast and cheap, good for breaking footage into shots before editing. Smart uses AI to understand the content and groups it by scene, shot size, story beats or subject, with a description, subjects and tags for each part; good for organizing footage or writing a shot list.

Too many or too few clips?

By scene change has three levels: Fewer only cuts at big scene changes, More also cuts at smaller changes.

Can I get timestamps only, without video files?

Yes. Choose Shot list only to get each part's start and end (plus groups, descriptions and tags with Smart). It's faster.

How is it priced?

By the video's length. By scene change: your first 200 runs are free, then 1 credit per minute. Smart (Standard and Fast cost the same): 15 credits per minute for the first 200 runs, then 20. Live prices and full rules are in Pricing on this page. You need to sign in; failed runs are refunded.

Will downloading many clips be slow?

When downloading as a ZIP, Chrome and Edge ask where to save and write the file as it downloads, using little memory. Other browsers download the files one by one when they add up to more than 1 GB.