Eight video tools that don't need a timeline.
Reframe a landscape clip for Stories without black bars. Blur every face before it goes public. Cut a long recording into scenes. Drop the background out with no green screen. VideoFit Pro does the jobs a full editor makes you build a project for — drag a file in, pick a mode, export.




Each mode is a whole small app with its own preview and its own settings. Nothing to set up, no project file to manage.
Change resolution, add padding and corner radius, and fill the gaps with a background instead of black bars.
Bring a file's size down without visibly costing you quality — for email, for upload limits, for a slow connection.
Blur faces or any region you draw, and the blur follows the subject through the shot.
Cut the subject out and put a colour, an image or another clip behind them. No green screen needed.
Key out green properly, including the spill along the edges, and replace it with something clean.
Detect where the scene changes and cut a long recording into separate clips automatically.
Layer text, photos and other videos over the base clip on a timeline, each with its own timing.
Combine several videos into one frame — auto-arranged, or in any of a dozen fixed layouts.
The original job VideoFit Pro was built for: making a video the right shape for wherever it's going, without cropping the subject out of frame.
Fill the empty space with a blurred copy of the video, a scaled-up copy, a solid colour, or any image you drop in. Blur intensity, padding and corner radius are all yours to set.
Stories, Reels, TikTok, Shorts, LinkedIn, App Store previews, Cinema 4K, iPad Pro — or type an exact size. Fit, Fill or Stretch decides how the video sits inside it.
Reframing a wide shot to vertical usually means cropping someone's head off. Turn on follow-subject and the crop tracks them through the shot — Gentle, Balanced or Aggressive, depending on how much camera motion you want.
Tick the platforms you publish to and one export run produces all of them, each file tagged with its platform name. One edit, a folder full of correctly-sized outputs.
Crop to a common ratio or drag your own box to cut out distractions. Set the output frame rate to 24, 25, 30, 50 or 60 while you're there.
Drop in a stack of files or a folder, apply the same settings to all of them, and walk away.
Four modes built on Apple's on-device vision frameworks. Your footage is processed on your Mac and never uploaded anywhere.
Detect faces automatically, pixelate just the eyes, or draw your own rectangles and ovals over anything that shouldn't be public. Choose Gaussian blur, pixelate, crystalize, frosted glass, motion blur or a solid mask — and blur all faces, the largest, the most central, or only the ones you pick.
Lift the subject off whatever is behind them and drop in a colour, a photo or a whole other clip. Works on footage shot anywhere, with no green screen involved.
If you did shoot on green, this mode keys it properly and cleans up the spill along the edges at Light, Medium or Strong — the part cheap keyers always get wrong.
Point it at a long recording and it finds where the scenes change, then writes out each one as its own clip. An hour of footage becomes a folder of usable pieces.
Put several clips in one frame — auto-arranged, or in a fixed layout like 2×2, three columns, or full-left-plus-two-right. Or stack layers instead: text, photos and videos over the base clip, each with its own place on the timeline.
Mute or ride the level of the original track, add fades at the edges, mix a music bed underneath, or pull the audio out as an M4A.
Drop your own mark into any of nine positions and keep it consistent across everything you publish.
Save a whole configuration — sizes, background, follow-subject, export platforms — and use it again next week without rebuilding it.
Every setting updates a real preview before you commit to an export, so you find out how it looks now rather than after a five-minute render.
One file, several, or a whole folder. MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV and M4V all work.
Resize, compress, blur, remove the background, key green, split, layer or collage.
Adjust until it looks right. The preview reflects the real output, not an approximation.
One size, or every platform you publish to in a single run.
Everything is usable before you pay — free exports carry a small "Made with VideoFit Pro" mark, and the heavier tools are Pro.
Resize and reframe with every background type and all 27 presets, crop, frame rate, picture-in-picture, video collage, the audio toolkit, brand overlay and live preview. Exports carry a watermark.
No watermark. Plus Compression, Privacy Blur, Background Removal, Green Screen, Split Clips, batch processing — and every Pro feature added later.
Deliberately not. There's no timeline to learn and no project to manage — you drag a file in, pick the job you need doing, and export. If you need to cut a narrative together, use a real editor. If you need the same clip in six sizes with the faces blurred by Friday, this is faster.
No. Face detection, background removal, green screen keying and scene detection all run on your Mac using Apple's on-device vision frameworks. The app is sandboxed and nothing is sent anywhere.
Resizing and reframing with all four background types and all 27 export presets, cropping, frame-rate control, picture-in-picture, collage, the audio toolkit and live preview. Exports carry a small "Made with VideoFit Pro" mark, and the six Pro modes are locked.
Yes — that's what follow-subject does. It tracks the subject through the shot and moves the crop with them, smoothed so the framing glides rather than jitters. Pick Gentle, Balanced or Aggressive depending on how much movement you'll tolerate.
Drop in multiple files or a folder, set your options once, and every file gets them. Batch processing is a Pro feature.
No. Turn on multi-platform export, tick the platforms you publish to, and one run produces all of them — each output file tagged with its platform name so same-size presets don't overwrite each other.
Either. Pro is available as a monthly subscription or a one-time lifetime purchase through the Mac App Store. The lifetime option includes Pro features added in future updates.