Get your video in the right shape

Turn a landscape clip into a 9:16 Douyin video (1080×1920, 30fps) on your Mac — padded, not cropped, no command line, nothing uploaded.

Turn any landscape or phone clip into a crisp 1080×1920 TikTok video on your Mac — no command line, nothing uploaded. One click with FFmix.

Turn a horizontal 16:9 clip into a 9:16 Instagram Reel on your Mac without cropping out your subject — no command line, nothing uploaded.

RedNote / 小红书 prefers 9:16 vertical video at 1080×1920. Export a light, fast-uploading version on your Mac — no command line, nothing uploaded.

Screen recordings are huge but compress well. Shrink yours on your Mac while keeping UI text sharp — no command line, nothing uploaded.

Discord's free upload limit is 10MB. Shrink any clip to fit on your Mac — no Nitro, no upload to a website. One click with FFmix.

Make a MOV or MP4 small enough to email from your Mac with a 20 MB target, 720p cap and engine-adapted local compression. No upload or command line.

WeChat caps chat videos at 25MB. Shrink any clip to fit on your Mac — no command line, nothing uploaded. One click with FFmix.

Cut a video's size by roughly half at the same visual quality using H.265 — on your Mac, no command line, nothing uploaded. FFmix does it in one step.

FFmix is a free, native ffmpeg GUI for Mac: the engine is bundled (no Homebrew, no install), it's Apple Silicon native, and every local task is unlimited. See the real command anytime.

Looking for a Handbrake alternative on Mac? FFmix converts and compresses video like Handbrake, plus extracts audio, makes GIFs and burns subtitles — in plain language, all local, with the real command visible.

Skip the Homebrew install and the command line — FFmix bundles the ffmpeg engine and runs the common commands for you on Mac. Includes a quick ffmpeg command cheat-sheet.

FFmix is a native macOS GUI for ffmpeg: drag a file, pick a task, confirm. See and edit the real command anytime. Local, and free for unlimited local tasks.

Convert a folder of MOV, MKV, WebM or AVI videos to compatible MP4 files on Mac in one queue. Local processing, visible commands and no uploads.

Turn an old .avi into a modern, universally playable .mp4 on your Mac — clean H.264, no command line, nothing uploaded. One step with FFmix.

Turn an .mkv into a universally playable .mp4 on your Mac — instantly remuxed when possible, near-lossless otherwise. No command line, nothing uploaded. One step with FFmix.

Turn a QuickTime .mov into a universally playable .mp4 on your Mac — near-lossless quality, no command line, nothing uploaded. FFmix does it in one step.

Convert a .webm (VP9/Opus) into a universally playable .mp4 on your Mac — clean H.264, no command line, nothing uploaded. One step with FFmix.

Place a PNG logo or text watermark on a video on Mac with nine-position controls, opacity and margin. Preview it, inspect the command, then run locally.

Crop a video to a region or aspect ratio on your Mac — visual selection with ratio lock, no command line, nothing uploaded. One step with FFmix.

Pull still images out of a video on your Mac — a single cover frame or one-per-second stills, no command line, nothing uploaded. One step with FFmix.

Join multiple clips into one video on your Mac — instant and lossless when they match, no command line, nothing uploaded. One step with FFmix.

Strip the sound track from an MP4 or MOV on Mac without re-encoding the video. FFmix copies the picture locally and keeps the original file.

Rotate a sideways MP4 or MOV by 90° or 180° on Mac without re-encoding when metadata rotation is enough. Local, fast and lossless.

Change video speed from 0.25× to 4× on Mac, with an option to preserve voice pitch. Preview the exact ffmpeg filters and process locally.

Compress a big .wav into a high-quality .mp3 on your Mac — 320 kbps, no command line, nothing uploaded. Also converts M4A and AAC. One step with FFmix.

Pull the audio out of any video as a high-quality MP3 on your Mac — no command line, nothing uploaded. One click with FFmix.

Level a podcast episode to −16 LUFS with a −1.5 dB true-peak ceiling and export MP3 on Mac. The loudness pass runs locally with ffmpeg.

Turn a clip into a sharp, reasonably small GIF on your Mac using a generated palette — no command line, nothing uploaded.

Burn an SRT into your video, or auto-transcribe it locally with Whisper — on your Mac, with the audio never leaving the machine.

Turn an interview or lecture into a timed SRT subtitle file with Whisper on your Mac. Review the text, keep the media local and export beside the source.