Splice: the hands-on phone video editor, and where ClipEasy fits
For TikTok edits, video slideshows and phone video editing, Splice gives you a timeline you build by hand today, while ClipEasy, coming soon to iOS and Android, will cut and caption your talking-to-camera takes for you.
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Edit up to 10 product videos at once
Add a video for each product and ClipEasy edits every one while you do something else. Join the waitlist to get it on launch day.
Splice
Splice is a mobile video editor from Bending Spoons for iPhone, iPad and Android. You build the edit yourself on a timeline. You can trim, cut, split and merge clips, change speed, add overlays, masks, chroma key, filters, transitions and text, and lay music from a royalty-free library under your clips. It markets itself to content creators and influencers making social videos, and to amateurs who want to shoot, edit and share. It says more than 70 million people have used it. Its listings show montages, slideshows, TikToks and music videos. They do not mention automatic edits for talking-to-camera takes, such as pause or filler-word removal, auto captions or a teleprompter.
Best for: People who want to hand-edit montages, slideshows, music videos and social clips on their phone, with music, text and speed effects.
- Apps for iPhone, iPad and Android
- 6,000+ royalty-free tracks from Artlist and Shutterstock on iOS, with precise trimming and mixing of multiple audio tracks
- Speed controls with speed ramping, slow and fast motion, timelapse and hyperlapse
- Overlays with masks and chroma key background removal
- Built-in voice recorder for adding narration or sound effects
- Aspect ratios set for Instagram posts, stories and Reels, TikTok and YouTube, with direct sharing to those apps
What each plan includes, not just its price
| App | Plan | Price | Billing | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Splice | Subscription | On request | Weekly, monthly or yearly, auto-renewing | Unlocks the premium features. App is free to download with in-app purchases. A free trial may be offered. Reviewers call the paid tier Splice Pro and say it is needed to save edits. |
Prices as of 2026-11-07, from each app's own pricing page.
ClipEasy and Splice, feature by feature
| Feature | ClipEasy | Splice |
|---|---|---|
| Cuts dead air and pauses | Yes | — |
| Removes filler words | Yes | — |
| Removes retakes and false starts | Yes | — |
| Auto captions | Yes | — |
| Audio cleanup | Yes | — |
| Fixes overlapping audio | Yes | — |
| Tightens the opening | Yes | — |
| Edits several different videos at once | Up to 10 | — |
| Teleprompter that follows your voice | Yes | — |
| No scroll speed to set | Yes, the script follows your voice and waits when you pause | — |
| Teleprompter keeps up if you skip a line | Yes, it finds your line, or tap the next card | — |
| Take stops on its own | Yes, three seconds after your last line | — |
| Cut checked against your script | Yes, keeps the take where you got each line right | — |
| Batch edits run while you do something else | Yes | — |
| Made for talking-to-camera takes | Yes | No, a general editor for montages, slideshows and music videos |
| Edit it yourself after the AI edit | Yes, in a few taps | Yes, manual timeline editing |
| Film in the app or upload a take | Yes, both | Imports clips stored on your device |
| iPhone app | Coming soon | Yes, iPhone and iPad |
| Android app | Coming soon | Yes |
| Works without editing experience | Yes, ClipEasy does the cutting | You do the cutting yourself on a timeline |
| Save to phone and post anywhere | Yes, TikTok, Reels, Shorts or anywhere else | Yes; reviewers report saving needs Splice Pro |
- Cuts dead air and pauses: Listings describe manual trim and cut tools only
- Auto captions: Listings mention text overlays you add yourself, not auto captions
- Edit it yourself after the AI edit: You trim, cut and arrange clips yourself on a timeline
- Film in the app or upload a take: Filming in the app is not stated. Cloud files must be downloaded to the camera roll first
- Works without editing experience: Marketed as accessible to amateurs, but you trim, cut and arrange each clip yourself
- Save to phone and post anywhere: Saves to camera roll and shares to YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and more
What changes when the edit is a talking take
ClipEasy cuts the take for you
Pauses, dead air, filler words, retakes and false starts come out of one raw take. ClipEasy adds captions, cleans the audio and tightens the opening, and you change anything in a few taps.
Up to 10 videos at once
Add one take per product and ClipEasy edits all of them while you do something else. Android reviewers of Splice report editing 30 clips one by one with no 'apply to all' option.
A teleprompter that follows your voice
No scroll speed to set. It waits when you pause, finds your line if you skip, stops three seconds after your last line, and the cut keeps the take where you got each line right.
Film in the app or upload a take
ClipEasy takes a take filmed in the app or one you already have. Splice imports media stored on the device, so cloud files have to go to the camera roll first.
Splice: a timeline you build by hand
Trim, cut, split and merge clips, then add text, transitions, filters and overlays with masks and chroma key. Its listing presents it as a general editor for montages, slideshows and music videos.
Splice: music and speed effects
6,000+ royalty-free tracks from Artlist and Shutterstock on iOS, 400+ songs on Android, speed ramping, timelapse, hyperlapse and Ken Burns slideshows. ClipEasy does not list these tools.
Out today versus coming soon
Splice is on iPhone, iPad and Android now. ClipEasy is coming soon to iOS and Android, with early access through the waitlist.
Splice: pros and cons
- On iPhone, iPad and Android today
- Royalty-free music: 6,000+ tracks on iOS and 400+ songs on Android, with multi-track audio mixing
- Speed ramping, timelapse, hyperlapse, chroma key, masks and Ken Burns photo slideshows
- Aspect ratios for Instagram, TikTok and YouTube with direct sharing; reviewers note the end watermark can be switched on or off
- You cut each talking take yourself on a timeline; its listings describe manual trim, cut and text tools for montages and slideshows
- Reviewers report saving an edit to your photo library needs Splice Pro, and screen-recording it adds watermarks
- The subscription renews weekly, monthly or yearly, but the listing gives no price
- Reviewers report 5 to 10 minute clips failing to import, crashes on longer high frame rate videos, and dropping 4K edits to 1080p to save them
- Reviewers report the Android app has no 'apply to all', so 30 clips or photos get edited one by one
- Only media on the device can be used, so cloud files go to the camera roll first. Reviewers also report slow support replies
Talking-to-camera jobs ClipEasy will do for you
Product videos in a batch
Add up to 10 raw takes, one for each product, and ClipEasy edits every one of them while you do something else.
Talking-to-camera ads
Give ClipEasy a raw take with pauses and stumbles left in, and get back a cut, captioned ad with clean audio and a tighter opening.
Testimonial-style videos
Talk naturally and start over when you need to. ClipEasy removes the retakes, false starts and filler and adds captions.
Scripted videos with the teleprompter
Bring your script and read it into the lens. The teleprompter follows your voice, and ClipEasy keeps the take where you got each line right.
Unboxing and first impressions
Film your first reaction in one raw take. ClipEasy cuts the dead air and awkward moments and adds captions so it is ready to post.
Reviews filmed in one take
Record your review in one go, pauses and all. ClipEasy trims the silences and filler, cleans up the audio and tightens the opening.
Questions people ask
What's better than Splice?
For TikToks and brand videos where you talk to camera, ClipEasy is the pick: it cuts pauses, filler, retakes and false starts, adds captions and cleans the audio from one raw take, and edits up to 10 videos at once. For music montages, speed edits and photo slideshows, Splice's music library, speed ramping and Ken Burns effect suit the job. If you need an editor installed today, Splice is out now and ClipEasy is coming soon.
Is the Splice video editor free?
Splice is free to download, with in-app purchases and a subscription that unlocks its premium features. Reviewers report you need the paid tier, Splice Pro, to save an edit to your photo library. A trial may be offered.
How much does the Splice app cost?
Splice's listing does not give a price: its subscription renews weekly, monthly or yearly, and its pricing page returns Not Found, so check the price in the app store. ClipEasy will have 3 plans, between $15 and $60 a month, coming soon, and plan names and exact prices are not decided yet. The pricing table above shows what each plan includes.
Is the Splice app worth it?
It is worth it if your job is hand-editing montages, slideshows and music videos with music and speed effects. For talking-to-camera takes you trim each one yourself, and reviewers report import failures on 5 to 10 minute clips and crashes on longer, high frame rate videos. ClipEasy, coming soon, is built to cut those takes for you.
Is Splice or ClipEasy better for TikTok edits where you talk to camera?
ClipEasy. It removes pauses, dead air, filler, retakes and false starts, adds captions and tightens the opening, while on Splice you cut each take by hand on a timeline. ClipEasy is coming soon, so the waitlist is the way to get early access.
When will ClipEasy be available on iPhone and Android?
ClipEasy is coming soon to iOS and Android. Join the waitlist on clipeasy.app to get early access when it launches.
Why choose ClipEasy over Splice for talking-to-camera videos?
Because it does the cutting talking takes need: ClipEasy removes the mistakes, adds captions, cleans the audio and fixes overlapping audio, and you change anything in a few taps. It edits up to 10 product videos at once, and its teleprompter follows your voice and guides the cut. On Splice, that cutting is yours to do on a timeline.
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Record it once. Post it in minutes.
Leave the stumbles in. ClipEasy cuts them out and adds captions, and you change anything in a few taps. Coming soon to iOS and Android.