Phone editors who want more than the built-in tools will find most features behind a subscription, with Weekly at £8.99.

Kenning's take

What it does

A phone video editor for trimming, cutting and cropping clips, changing speed with speed ramps, layering clips with masks and chroma key, and adding text, transitions and filters. It includes a library of more than 6,000 royalty-free music tracks, and most features sit behind a subscription.

  • trim, cut and crop clips and photos
  • speed changes with speed ramping
  • overlays, masks and chroma key background removal
  • Ken Burns and other effects, filters and transitions
  • titles, text overlays and custom outros
  • 6,000+ royalty-free tracks from Artlist and Shutterstock

Who it suits. People editing social videos on their phone who want more control than built-in editors give.

Key facts

Made by
Bending Spoons Apps ApS (App Store seller); site operated by AI Creativity S.r.l.
Based in
Italy (AI Creativity S.r.l., Milan, per the spliceapp.com footer)
Launched
2010
Works on
iPhone, Android
In the UK
Yes
Free plan
Free download; most editing is sold through in-app subscriptions, some with a free trial

Pricing

PlanPriceBilled
Splice Weekly With Free Trial£8.99week
Splice£7.99Not stated
Splice Bundle£9.99Not stated

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Ratings

FAQ

Is Splice free?

It is free to download, but most features need a subscription; the UK App Store lists a weekly plan at £8.99 with a free trial.

Is Splice on Android?

Yes. Splice is on Google Play as well as the App Store.

Who makes Splice?

It is sold by Bending Spoons Apps ApS on the App Store; the website is run by AI Creativity S.r.l. in Milan, Italy.

Facts from the maker's own pages and the sources listed. Checked 2026-10-11.