Video Toolkit For Mac

Video Toolkit is a relatively straightforward tool aimed at users who wish to convert multiple videos to other formats quickly, join clips or cut specific sections from them. It is bundled with a collection of output presets specially created for various popular devices.

The app is fairly intuitive, but it lacks advanced features and has a number of limitations that reduce its usefulness.

First and foremost, Video Toolkit is designed to help you batch convert files. It supports a wide range of popular formats, so importing videos from various sources should not be a problem.

However, it is noteworthy that the app does not offer support for drag and drop, making it unnecessarily difficult to locate and import new files.

Also, there is no way to pause or even stop a conversion job after it has been launched, except by shutting down the application.

There are numerous output presets to choose from, each best suited for specific mobile phones, tablets or gaming consoles. Unfortunately, it does not seem to be possible to modify them in any way. While, at first glance, the app does seem to support customization, user-defined settings are not saved.

Video Toolkit also allows you to trim specific sections from clips and save them as separate files, as well as combine multiple AVI or MP4 files into a larger video.

The interface is minimalistic and not at all difficult to get used to. Whether or not you have prior experience with video editors or converters, learning to use Video Toolkit should not be a challenge.

To conclude, if you are looking for a quick and easy way to convert videos to other formats, trim or merge them, Video Toolkit is capable of doing the job, but it lacks more advanced features and does not allow you to customize any output settings.