Dropclips is an online batch video editor for people who keep making the same edits to different videos. Instead of opening each clip and repeating the work,
you build a pipeline once, add your videos and run the whole batch through it. It’s designed for creators, podcasters, marketers and anyone preparing multiple
clips for social media, client delivery or everyday publishing.

A pipeline is a sequence of editing steps that you control. Combine the operations you need, arrange them in order and save the pipeline for your next batch.
You can start with a ready-made preset or create your own workflow. When new footage arrives, reuse the same setup to keep your output consistent.

The available tools cover common video preparation tasks. Trim clips, crop the frame, rotate or flip footage, change playback speed and normalize audio.
Reframe videos into different aspect ratios for vertical, square or landscape publishing. Choose a crop, blurred padding or a solid background to fit the
destination format. You can also apply a rectangular or circular blur with adjustable intensity to a selected area.

Add automatic captions, burn them into the video or export them as subtitle files. Apply a watermark, and attach an intro or outro using your own image or
video asset. Intro and outro are separate steps, so you can use either or both. Transitions include a direct cut and blur transitions at different speeds.
Generate thumbnails and storyboards alongside your video outputs, then download the finished files.

Dropclips is particularly useful when one source needs several versions. For example, you could prepare vertical, square and portrait outputs from the same
batch, with captions and a consistent watermark. Another pipeline might simply normalize audio and convert files for delivery. Each workflow can be as simple
or as involved as the job requires.