Mac batch video studio

Edit without editing

Batch video processing for Mac. Trim dead starts, crop vertical versions, add intros, convert, and export a whole folder without opening a timeline.

  • macOS 12.4+
  • Free early access
  • No separate FFmpeg install
  • v1.2 current build

Why BlinkClip

Use BlinkClip when the edit is already decided

If every clip needs the same dead-start trim, intro, crop, or conversion, run that job across the folder and keep your timeline editor for creative work.

Trim repeated dead starts

Remove the same countdown, blank opening, or trailing pause from a folder without scrubbing through every clip.

Add one intro to many clips

Attach the same branded opening, sponsor tag, or ending to a batch before upload or client delivery.

Crop a folder for vertical upload

Prepare 9:16, 1:1, or 16:9 exports from the same folder instead of rebuilding crop settings clip by clip.

Convert batches before delivery

Turn a pile of videos into the format you need before upload, archive, or handoff.

Explore the product

The creator bottleneck

Stop opening a timeline for repeat work

You do not need a full editor when a folder of clips needs the same trim, crop, intro, or export. Pick the action once and send the batch out with consistent settings.

The old way

Manual Timeline

  • Open Premiere or Resolve for every file
  • Wait for the workspace to load assets
  • Manually scrub and cut the head or tail
  • Export one by one through a media encoder
The BlinkClip way

Batch Precision

  • Drop in a folder of clips
  • Choose the trim, crop, convert, or Add Intro action once
  • Process unlimited clips with the same settings
  • Export locally on your Mac

How it works

Three steps from messy folder to ready-to-upload files

1

Select clips

Drop in the folder of videos waiting for the same cleanup pass.

2

Choose action

Pick the repeated job once: edit, convert, compress, resize, adjust audio, add media, or run a workflow.

3

Export

Send the batch out with consistent settings and keep moving.

See the full product flow

All actions

Every option is built for repeat video work

Playback pacing

Speed

Change video speed while keeping audio in sync.

Read Speed docs

Smaller delivery files

Compress

Reduce file size with practical quality presets.

Read Compress docs
Read every option

Use cases

For creator work that keeps coming back

YouTube intros and outros

Batch brand a folder before uploading instead of re-opening the same project again.

TikTok and Reels resizing

Prepare vertical exports from longer recordings without rebuilding the crop every time.

Podcast or lecture cleanup

Remove slow openings, static pauses, and repeated ending sections from sessions.

Find your use case

Guides

Start with a repeated job

Clear workflows for repeated video jobs, including when batching helps and what to check before delivery.

How to Batch Trim Videos on Mac

When several recordings need the same timestamp range, trimming them one by one turns a simple decision into repetitive editing.

Read guide

How to Batch Convert Videos on Mac

Converting a folder file by file adds the same format choice, export wait, and output check to every video.

Read guide

How to Compress Multiple Videos on Mac

Large video files slow down uploads, reviews, and handoffs. Compressing them individually repeats the same quality decision for every file.

Read guide

How to Crop Multiple Videos at Once

When several videos need the same framing, adjusting each crop individually turns one visual decision into repeated editing.

Read guide

How to Add an Intro and Outro to Multiple Videos

Adding the same opening or ending to a group of videos should not require rebuilding the edit for every file.

Read guide

How to Remove Frozen Endings from Videos

Recordings can end with several seconds of an unchanged frame. Detecting and trimming those frozen tails manually becomes repetitive across a batch.

Read guide
View all guides →

Free early access

Start batching creator video work today

Download the current public build, v1.2, released August 9, 2026. Requires macOS 12.4 or newer.

  • macOS 12.4+
  • Unlimited clips
  • Local Mac processing
  • No separate FFmpeg install
  • Free early access
  • v1.2
  • In-app updates
  1. Download current build
  2. Drag BlinkClip into Applications.
  3. Open BlinkClip and use in-app updates for future releases.