BatchEdits edits up to 50 videos at once with auto captions in 99+ languages, silence removal and 9:16 crops. Plan from $20/month, 7-day free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
BatchEdits is a bulk video editor for content creators that processes up to 50 videos in one batch. It removes silence, burns in captions in 99+ languages, applies automatic zoom and crops footage for different platforms. The company says this reduces hours of manual editing to under 5 minutes.
The product was built by founder Shayan Nadeem around a simple idea: posting volume matters, and editing is the wall that stops many creators from posting daily. The site positions BatchEdits against tools such as Descript, VEED and Submagic, which it says edit one video at a time. That comparison is the company's own claim.
BatchEdits also offers an MCP server and a CLI, so AI agents can run edits on a folder of videos from a single prompt.
The workflow has three steps. Users drag and drop up to 50 raw video files or a folder. The homepage lists MP4, MOV and AVI as supported formats. Next they choose a preset (YouTube, TikTok, Podcast or Custom), including creator-inspired styles modeled on Alex Hormozi, Ali Abdaal and MrBeast. Then they click Start Editing.
All videos process at the same time. Before export, a caption editor lets users correct any word, mark words to cut from the video and mark key moments for zoom. Users can set the silence removal threshold and caption style before processing.
A live preview in the dashboard helps check settings. The company suggests processing one or two videos first with free or trial credits, then submitting the rest of the batch. Exports keep the original format, quality, framerate and resolution.
Captions are the centerpiece. BatchEdits transcribes speech in 99+ languages, burns the captions into the video and offers presets inspired by Hormozi, MrBeast and Sleek. Fonts, colors, stroke sizes and animations can be customized, and transcripts can be downloaded as SRT files. The company cites 95% accuracy on clear speech.
Silence removal analyzes the audio waveform of each video, trims dead air and long pauses and keeps picture and sound in sync. Auto zoom detects key speaking moments and zooms in. Platform cropping returns 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1 versions from a single upload, with speaker tracking to keep the subject centered.
For finishing elsewhere, BatchEdits exports an XML file for Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve. The site also lists a Video Clipper and a Batch Image to Video tool.
BatchEdits is a bulk video editor for content creators that processes up to 50 videos at once. It removes silence, adds captions in 99+ languages, applies auto zoom and crops videos for different platforms.
The Creator Starter plan costs $20 per month and includes 30 video exports per month. The site also shows a yearly option labeled as 2 months free, but does not state the yearly price in the source.
Yes. The 7-day trial costs $0 today, requires a card and includes 10 videos without a watermark. A live demo on the homepage also edits 3 videos with no signup or credit card.
You can select up to 50 files at a time and keep adding more to the same batch. The site says there is no batch limit on any plan, though monthly volume depends on credits.
It supports 99+ languages, including English, Spanish, French, Arabic, Hindi, Urdu, Portuguese, German, Japanese and Korean. The company cites 95% accuracy on clear speech, and words can be edited before export.
Yes. BatchEdits offers an official MCP server that ChatGPT and Claude can connect to. Claude Code, OpenClaw and Hermes use the BatchEdits CLI to upload, edit and export videos.
BatchEdits can export an XML file of the edited timeline that imports into Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve. This lets users refine the batch edit in a traditional editor.
It suits creators, short-form publishers and agencies that post many talking-head videos and want consistent captions, silence removal and vertical crops. It is less suited to users who need detailed manual timeline editing.