Select clips
Drop in the folder of videos waiting for the same cleanup pass.
Product
The batch layer between recording and publishing
BlinkClip is for the jobs that happen after recording and before publishing: repeated trims, crops, intros, conversions, and exports that should not require a timeline.
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 wayBatch 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
Choose action
Pick the repeated job once: edit, convert, compress, resize, adjust audio, add media, or run a workflow.
Export
Send the batch out with consistent settings and keep moving.
Built for batches
No fixed clip limit, no separate FFmpeg setup, no checkout wall
What BlinkClip is best at
Drop in an unlimited clip batch, choose the repeated operation, and export consistent files from your Mac. Your Mac and source media decide the practical batch size.
Where it fits
Use BlinkClip before your creative editor, after a recording session, before upload, or when a client asks for the same change across many deliverables.
Ready to try BlinkClip?
Batch video processing for Mac. Free early access for macOS 12.4 or newer.