What is BlinkClip for?
BlinkClip is a macOS app for repeated video cleanup: trimming, cropping, converting, merging, adding intro or outro clips, and exporting batches without opening a full timeline editor.
See how BlinkClip fitsFAQ
A quick pass through the practical questions: what BlinkClip is, how batch size works, where files are processed, and how to get support.
Questions
BlinkClip is a macOS app for repeated video cleanup: trimming, cropping, converting, merging, adding intro or outro clips, and exporting batches without opening a full timeline editor.
See how BlinkClip fitsThere is no fixed clip-count limit in the marketing promise. Practical batch size depends on your Mac, source files, storage, and the actions you run.
No. Keep your editor for story, pacing, color, and sound. Use BlinkClip when the same trim, crop, Add Intro action, merge, or conversion has to happen across many clips.
Core batch video processing happens on your Mac, so your files do not need to be uploaded for the main cleanup flow.
Read the privacy notesNo separate FFmpeg install is required for the public Mac app flow.
The current public Mac build is free early access. Future Pro features may come later, but this site does not present a paid checkout.
BlinkClip requires macOS 12.4 or newer.
Install the DMG once, drag BlinkClip into Applications, and use in-app updates for future releases.
Open the Quick StartEmail blinkclip.app@gmail.com with install questions, bug reports, or feature requests.
Yes. Select multiple videos that need the same action, configure it once, and process the batch.
Run your first batchYes. BlinkClip Convert applies one output setup across multiple selected video files.
Read the conversion guideYes. Choose a practical compression preset and apply it to the videos in a selected batch.
Read the compression guideYes. Add Intro places one selected intro clip before every target video in the batch.
Open Add Intro documentationBatch video processing for Mac. Free early access for macOS 12.4 or newer.