Per-video clip durations
Set minimum and maximum clip durations for each video. Sources without an override continue to use the global settings.
Per-video settings, speed, subtitles and advanced output controls for Windows.
One batch. Individual settings.
Keep Basic’s slicing, assembly and organization tools, then set individual clip durations, speeds and SRT subtitles for different sources. Bring order to more demanding batches.
Set minimum and maximum clip durations for each video. Sources without an override continue to use the global settings.
Adjust speed for the batch or set it for selected videos to handle different requirements in the same run.
Attach different SRT files to different videos, match files by name or remove a binding. Subtitles are burned into the output video.
Keep everyday slicing straightforward. Open the extra settings when you need to change text, picture or sound.
Add the same fixed text across a batch. Choose font, size, preset colors, outline and bottom margin. Use separate SRT files when each video needs different subtitle content.
Keep source dimensions or choose 1080p and 720p presets, respecting orientation and aspect ratio without unnecessary upscaling.
Mute source audio when needed and choose original channels, mono or stereo for the video output.
Pro also includes Basic’s batch assembly, per-video output naming, folder organization and progress controls.
Add multiple sources or drag video files into the app.
Use global slicing settings in Basic. Pro also lets you adjust duration, speed and SRT files per video.
Choose the output folder, start processing, then open the folder to review your results.
Slicing and assembly run locally on your Windows computer, without uploading source videos for cloud processing. Activation, license checks and trial verification require an internet connection.
Results depend on source codecs and file condition. Video output is MP4; a final clip may be shorter than the configured minimum.