How to make cut fruit videos
for TikTok

Open a cut ASMR generator, pick a fruit, choose how many cuts (78 is the classic count, 120 the maximum) and a pattern, then export the vertical MP4 and post it. The knife, the counter, the chop sounds and the collapse into cubes are generated for you, so there is nothing to film or edit.

A short satisfying video where an object is cut again and again with a counter on screen, until it collapses into a pile of tiny cubes. It is one of the newest formats on TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts.

Viewers stay to the end to see the final number of pieces, which keeps watch time high, and the comments fill up with guesses. The videos are short and loop well, so many people watch them twice.

78 cuts is the count people recognise from the viral videos. Under 10 cuts gives a few big chunks, and past 100 cuts the object ends up as tens of thousands of cubes.

An egg, a cake, a cheese wheel, butter, jelly, an ice cube, a bar of soap, a clay ball, a gold bar or a gold ball. There are sixteen objects in all.

No. The scene, the knife and the physics run in your browser. You only choose the object, the pattern and the number of cuts.

Trying every setting on this page costs nothing and needs no account. Exporting the MP4 is part of an Auto Stud subscription.

From about 3 to 20 seconds depending on the number of cuts, as a vertical 1080x1920 MP4 ready for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts.