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Auto Vid Compiler

Drop in a folder of clips and get one finished highlight reel. The app trims the last few seconds from each clip, prepends your intro, layers background music, and exports a single YouTube-ready video - no editing timeline required.

⬇ Download .exe (v1.3.0) View Release on GitHub
Folder-based input Auto-trim clip endings Background music overlay

Auto Vid Compiler Runtime

Point it at a folder. Get back a finished video.

Input MP4, AVI, MOV, MKV, WEBM, M4V clips
Trim 5–30s extracted from each clip end
Output Single compiled .mp4 with intro + music
Engine Bundled FFmpeg - no install needed
Portable

Runs as a standalone .exe - FFmpeg is bundled. No Python or additional installs required on the target machine.

Clip-aware

Processes each video file in the selected folder individually, then stitches everything into one seamless output.

Configurable

Set trim length (5–30 seconds per clip), select your intro file, choose a background music track per session.

Low Cost

Includes 20 free compile uses. After the trial, Stripe-backed options are $5 for 5 credits, $10 for 12 credits, or $10/mo unlimited.

What It Does

A focused automation pipeline - no general-purpose editor, just the one job it was built to do.

Folder-Based Input

Point the app at a folder of clips. It picks up supported video files without depending on a specific filename pattern.

Auto-Trim Endings

Extract the last 5–30 seconds from each clip. Works for gaming highlights, event recordings, or any footage where endings are the payoff.

Intro Prepend

Add intro videos or GIFs from the GUI. The compiler automatically stitches the selected intro to the front of the final output.

Background Music

Add MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, FLAC, or AAC tracks and mix one under the compiled video while preserving original clip audio.

Important Setup Note

The .exe must run alongside its bundled folders.

This is a portable-style distribution - the executable expects to find its companion folders (FFmpeg, intros, music, icons) in the same directory. Keep the release folder together so the app can find its assets.

ffmpeg/ Bundled FFmpeg build - the processing engine.
intros/ Intro videos and GIFs imported from the app live here.
music/ Background audio imported from the app lives here.

Tech Stack

  • Python - core process and GUI logic
  • FFmpeg - video trimming, concat, and audio mix
  • PyInstaller - packaged into a standalone Windows .exe
  • Stripe Checkout - low-cost compile credits after the trial

Best Fit For

  • Gaming clip highlight reels (the original use case)
  • Content creators who batch-process short recordings
  • Anyone who needs the same repeatable compile workflow run often

Quick Start

Download, extract, drop in your files, and run.

01

Download the release

Grab the .exe from the GitHub Releases page. Extract everything - keep all bundled folders together in one directory.

02

Add your intros and music

Use the app's Add Intro/GIF and Add Music controls, or place files directly into the bundled intros/ and music/ folders.

03

Point it at your clips folder

Run the .exe and select the folder containing your source clips. Set the trim length and choose newest-first, oldest-first, filename, or custom clip order.

04

Export and upload

Hit compile. The app processes each clip in sequence and delivers one finished .mp4 ready for YouTube.

Distribution

20 Free Compiles · Credit Packs · v1.3.0

Auto Vid Compiler is free to try for 20 successful compiles. After that, the app uses Stripe Checkout for credit packs or monthly unlimited access tied to the device license ledger.

Looking for more features?

VideoForge Studio is the evolved version - adds ranked video formats, captions, custom overlays, a browser UI, and a full Windows installer.

See VideoForge Studio →

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