Your wedding video is too long for a 60-second Status — but your family wants to see it. Story Split cuts it into perfectly numbered 60 or 90-second parts, right on your phone: no upload, no app, no watermark. Your private footage never leaves your device.
💍 Split your wedding video — freeWorks in any phone or desktop browser — with the 60s/90s WhatsApp presets built in
Wedding videographers usually deliver two things: a full film (often 1–2 hours) and a highlight or teaser video of 3–10 minutes. For your Status, split the highlight — the numbers show why:
Want to share a specific moment from the full film instead — the varmala, the pheras, the vidaai, the first dance? Trim that section out first (your phone's gallery editor can do this), then split the trimmed clip here. Every part comes out numbered, so nothing gets posted out of order.
1. Get the video onto your phone — save the highlight video from your videographer's download link or pen drive into your gallery. MP4 and MOV both work, including iPhone footage.
2. Split it — open Story Split in your browser, pick the video and tap the WhatsApp 60s preset (or 90s if your WhatsApp already allows longer Status videos). The cutting takes seconds, even for big files, because nothing is re-encoded.
3. Save all parts and post them in order — download everything to your gallery with one tap, then add part 1, part 2, part 3 … to your Status. Your contacts watch them back-to-back as one continuous video.
One honest note: Story Split splits — it doesn't edit. If you want music, text overlays or transitions on the wedding video, do that first in any video editor, export the result, and split the finished file here. And if your video needs cutting for other platforms too, the same tool works as a general WhatsApp Status video splitter and video splitter for Instagram Stories.
Length ÷ Status limit: a 5-minute highlight becomes 5 parts at 60 seconds (or 4 at 90s). A 2-hour film would become 80–120 parts — post a chosen section instead.
Yes — MP4 and MOV, including iPhone and 4K footage. Cutting is lossless, so the quality stays exactly as delivered.
No. Everything happens in your browser, on your device. For personal footage like this, that's the whole point.
The 90-second limit is rolling out gradually. If you're not sure, use the 60s preset — those parts work on every phone.
No — edit first in any video editor, then split the exported file here. Story Split deliberately does one thing: perfect, lossless splitting.
Free, private and done in under a minute.
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