Install the Mac build
Download the DMG, open it, and drag BlinkClip into Applications.
Quick start
Start with a small folder, choose one repeated action, export, and verify the finished files before using BlinkClip on an important delivery.
First batch
Download the DMG, open it, and drag BlinkClip into Applications.
Choose clips that need the same trim, crop, Add Intro action, merge, conversion, or workflow.
Set the repeated job once instead of rebuilding it in a timeline editor.
Keep originals until you verify the finished files, especially during early access.
Action documentation
Each page explains what the action does, when it fits, and what to check before processing a larger batch.
Keep the same time range across multiple videos with one trim setup.
Read documentationApply the same visual framing or aspect ratio across a selected video batch.
Read documentationConvert a folder of videos to another output format with one setup.
Read documentationCreate smaller copies of multiple videos with a consistent compression preset.
Read documentationResize multiple videos with one consistent output setup.
Read documentationSpeed up or slow down multiple videos while keeping audio in sync.
Read documentationPlace the same opening, ending, or both around every video in a batch.
Read documentationExport audio from a batch of videos for editing, transcription, or reuse.
Read documentationAdd or mix one audio track into a selected batch with consistent settings.
Read documentationSwap each video’s existing soundtrack for one selected audio file.
Read documentationCreate silent copies of a selected video batch without editing each file.
Read documentationPlace the same image, GIF, or video overlay across a batch.
Read documentationPlace the same clip at a chosen point in every selected video.
Read documentationCombine ordered clips into one finished video without building a timeline.
Read documentationApply an ordered sequence of BlinkClip actions to a batch.
Read documentationDetect a sustained freeze and trim the tail after it starts.
Read documentationBatch video processing for Mac. Free early access for macOS 12.4 or newer.