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Batch Edits

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Bulk video editor that removes silence and adds captions to up to 50 videos at once, with cropping for TikTok, YouTube and Instagram.

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About Batch Edits

BatchEdits is a hosted bulk video editor. You upload raw footage, pick or create a style and get back many edited videos, up to 50 at once, with silence removed and captions added and ready to post.

Captions are available in 99+ languages and videos can be cropped for TikTok, YouTube and Instagram. A live demo lets visitors try up to 3 videos before paying. The site shows usage counters and a Product Hunt user review that praises the silence trimming and caption accuracy on talking-head clips.

BatchEdits is a commercial subscription with a 7-day free trial and a pricing section. It suits creators and editors who process many similar clips and want repeatable results.

Key features

  • Edits up to 50 videos in one batch
  • Automatic silence removal
  • Captions in 99+ languages
  • Cropping for TikTok, YouTube and Instagram
  • Reusable editing styles
  • Live demo with up to 3 videos

Good fit for

  • →Creators editing many talking-head clips
  • →Agencies repurposing footage for short-form channels
Tags
bulk-video-editing
silence-removal
captions
short-form-video
ai-editing
creators

Batch Edits: questions and answers

What is Batch Edits used for?
Batch Edits is a bulk video editor that removes silence and adds captions to up to 50 videos at once, with cropping for TikTok, YouTube and Instagram. It is a good fit for creators editing many talking-head clips and agencies repurposing footage for short-form channels.
How much does Batch Edits cost?
Batch Edits is a paid product with no free plan. 7-day free trial; paid plans are listed in the pricing section of the site.
Is Batch Edits open source?
No. Batch Edits is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Video Editing category, open-source options include OpenCut, OBS Studio and HandBrake.
What are some alternatives to Batch Edits?
Batch Edits competes with Gling, Submagic and Descript.

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