Modern codecs in. Edit-ready media out.
VidForge and OpusForge turn delivery-efficient video and audio into formats your edit, mix, and handoff workflow can use—without uploading a frame.
Use the tool that matches the bottleneck.
They share the same queue-first workflow and visual language, but each stays focused on one job.
VidForge
Turn AV1 and other delivery formats into dependable editorial media.
- H.264, HEVC, ProRes 422, 422 HQ, and 4444 output
- Match source size, choose a balanced target, or prioritize quality
- Apple media engine acceleration with software fallback
- AAC, source-audio copy, or 24-bit PCM for ProRes workflows
- Reorder, cancel, clear, and re-queue batch jobs
OpusForge
Turn Opus audio into files that open everywhere you need them.
- Convert OPUS, OGG, and OGA to MP3, AIFF, or WAV
- LAME variable-quality MP3 encoding
- 16-bit or 24-bit uncompressed PCM
- Preserves original sample rate, channels, and compatible metadata
- Collision-safe output names with per-file and overall progress
Drop, choose, convert.
No project setup, cloud account, or media upload.
Add files or a folder
Drag in individual media, make a multiple selection, or queue an entire folder tree.
Choose the useful format
Pick an editorial codec in VidForge or a broadly compatible audio format in OpusForge.
Let the queue run
Track every file, cancel when needed, and find converted media in the destination you chose.
Related, deliberately separate.
Two small apps instead of one overloaded converter.
brew install ffmpeg. After that, both apps detect it automatically.Make the codec the computer’s problem.
Free, focused utilities for Apple-silicon Macs. Download either one—or keep both around for the next awkward handoff.
Signed and notarized macOS apps. No account, no analytics, no subscription. Your media stays on your machine.