Why agencies use Remuxe

Running dozens of pages or ad accounts? How agencies and clipping teams use Remuxe to batch hundreds of unique copies, vary every copy, keep client footage private and drop the scripts.

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Agencies and clipping teams don't post one video. They post hundreds a week, across many pages, accounts and clients. At that volume, two problems decide everything: duplicates, because copies that match get buried, and process, because someone has to produce all those files, every day, without mistakes.

“Videos we upload at scale through our agency actually get views now. When we were using FFmpeg, they'd get zero.”

— obik69, agency (got free early access)

Batch at your volume

Drop a folder, choose how many copies you want of each video, export. On Pro there are no waits between videos, and a batch can hold hundreds of videos. For example, 30 videos with 20 copies each is 600 files from one export.

Every copy different, per account

Each copy starts from its own random seed, so every page gets a different file — not just a different file from the original, but different from every other copy. On top of the invisible defaults, you can vary each copy visibly:

  • Random look: a slight random color grade per copy.
  • Random effect: one random effect from the library per copy, faint by default.
  • Phone look, varied per copy: copies that look shot on a real phone, including its file details, with the profile varied from copy to copy.

Variants by the hundred

Video Combinations turn a library of clips into variants: put an intro and an outro around each video, pair every video with every other, or put one fixed video with each of the others. “Generate” builds up to 100 at once, each with its own settings, in layouts from side by side to picture in picture.

Files your scheduler can use

Exports get tidy, numbered file names (01video, video01, video1 or 1video) and a consistent quality: 720p, 1080p or the original resolution. Drop the folder straight into your scheduling tool.

No scripts, no single point of failure

Many teams start with FFmpeg scripts. They work until the person who wrote them is on holiday, or a platform changes and the values need tuning. Remuxe is an app anyone on the team can use: drop, choose, export. The defaults are tested to stay invisible, and the preview shows exactly what will be exported. Remuxe vs FFmpeg for repurposing videos

Client footage stays on your machines

Remuxe processes video in the browser, on the computer that runs it. Client footage isn't uploaded to us, there's no server queue to wait for, and every team member's computer renders its own batch. The one exception is auto captions: when you ask for them, only the sound goes to our speech-to-text provider in the EU, which doesn't keep it.

Check before you export

Preview your edit before you export the whole batch. The preview runs through the same pipeline as the export, so what you approve is what gets written.

What to keep in mind

Unique files are one part of posting at scale. Platforms also look at what videos show and how accounts behave. Post content you own or have the rights to, follow each platform's rules and don't flood a platform with the same clip.

Pro is $59/month, or $590/year, with unlimited exports and no waits.

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Remuxe runs on your computer

It works on macOS and Windows, in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera or Vivaldi. Video is rendered right in the browser, which phones can’t do yet.