Boilsoft Video Splitter

Boilsoft Video Splitter pretty much does what the name suggests, meaning split videos. Cut and trim modes are selectable from a simple interface, and the video itself can be displayed for easier interaction with the user.

Some tools are provided for easier adjustment of the videos, but overall I'd say the application was created as a simple embodiment of other fancy software solutions offering pretty much the same functionality.

Although made up of one particular window that somehow manages to squeeze all the elements and tools inside its existence, the program does not feel crowded.

On the contrary, it feels well organized, and seeing various features and tools grouped neatly, each in its particular quadrant, is indeed something that made me realize the app was created with novice users in mind. One can simply view, cut, tag, or simply clean any video file added while also using the shortcuts on the lower toolbar that deal with zooming, forwarding, and rewinding the added material and playing or pausing it accordingly.

Color coding used in association with the timeline for your video helps identify particular elements of the video itself, as well as the perfect area to execute a cut action.

There is no wizard or guiding hand with this program. All you get is this friendly application that ultimately was created to help you cut or trim your videos. It does not include any extra bells and whistles, but its simplicity also means a high grade of intuitiveness on account of it being simply straightforward.

The user will understand what to do without much-guiding because every particular function and action is within reach.

Boilsoft Video Splitter was quite a helpful hand I felt was needed often in dealing with simple video edits that would end up taking a lot of time when working with other software solutions.