Can I convert several videos at once?
Yes. Add multiple source files, choose the required output profiles, and process them in the same batch queue.
Convert video and audio files, prepare batches, and make practical edits before export.

Conversion is the main job. Add the sources, choose the output required by the next device or application, review the settings, and process the queue. The editing tools below can be used whenever the same job also needs media preparation.
Use the main conversion queue for single files or batches. Choose an output format according to playback, publishing, editing, storage, or device requirements.
Main conversion workspace and file queue. Click to enlarge.
Authorized online video download workspace. Click to enlarge.
Text and subtitle preparation tools. Click to enlarge.
Audio conversion and processing tools. Click to enlarge.
Enable Merge all files into one. Click to enlarge.
Choose a transition or keep a direct join. Click to enlarge.Each layer can be placed over a selected time range. Use the preview to keep important content visible and confirm the entry and exit timing.
Text watermark content, timing, and position. Click to enlarge.
Image watermark position and size. Click to enlarge.
Video overlay timing, position, and size. Click to enlarge.
Shape watermark timing and drawing controls. Click to enlarge.Continue with a focused guide when the task has a specific format, delivery, compression, subtitle, or audio requirement.
Yes. Add multiple source files, choose the required output profiles, and process them in the same batch queue.
Yes. Add the video and choose an audio output profile when only the soundtrack is needed.
You can prepare cuts, crop areas, effects, watermarks, audio, and subtitles before starting the final conversion. Confirm the output profile before processing.
A sample makes it faster to verify image quality, audio, subtitle timing, aspect ratio, and file size before a long batch is processed.
Use GiliSoft Video Converter for batch conversion, compression, subtitles, audio, visual layers, and device-ready output.