Split Screen Video Maker
Turn one video into a split-screen grid of itself — the clip is sliced into equal parts that all play at once, so a 2×2 grid shows the whole thing in a quarter of the time. Free, up to 4×4.
Split Screen Video Maker — Play One Video as a Grid
Make a split-screen video from a single clip: the video is cut into equal time slices and every tile plays its own slice at the same time. Give it a 12-second video and ask for a 2×2 grid, and you get four 3-second tiles playing side by side — the whole video, seen at a glance, in a quarter of the time.
This is sometimes called the video wall effect. It usually takes an After Effects script and manual time-offsetting per tile — here it’s one step: pick the video and the grid shape.
How to make a split-screen video
- Add your video.
- Pick the grid shape — rows and columns, up to 4×4.
- Download the finished MP4. It keeps your video’s shape and plays for the original length divided by the number of tiles.
Features
- Any grid from 1×2 up to 4×4 — side-by-side, stacked, 2×2, 3×3.
- Tiles play the video in order: left to right, top to bottom.
- No distortion: the grid keeps the source’s aspect ratio.
- Optional gaps between tiles in any color.
- Keep the soundtrack of the first tile, or make it silent.
FAQ
Does this combine two different videos side by side? No — this tool takes one video and splits it into slices that play simultaneously. To arrange different videos or photos in a grid, use the video collage maker instead.
What does this do to my video? It splits the video into equal-length pieces and plays them all at once, each in its own tile. Nothing is removed — every second of the video is on screen somewhere.
How long is the result? The original length divided by the number of tiles. A 12-second video in a 2×2 grid becomes a 3-second clip.
What happens to the sound? By default you hear the first tile’s part of the soundtrack. You can also make it silent.