VideoProc Vlogger
VideoProc Vlogger is a desktop video editing app for Mac that helps users cut, arrange, enhance, and export videos for personal and online projects.
What is VideoProc Vlogger?
VideoProc Vlogger is a native video editing app for Mac built for creating and polishing videos without a steep learning curve. It is designed for hobbyists, students, creators, and everyday users who want to edit clips, combine footage, add music, and produce finished videos for social media, school work, or personal projects. The app includes a timeline editor with tools for trimming, splitting, cropping, transitions, titles, motion effects, speed changes, and color adjustments. It also supports audio editing tasks such as volume control, fades, and soundtrack placement alongside video tracks. VideoProc Vlogger is published by Digiarty Software, Inc. and is available for both Mac and Windows workflows, making it useful for users who want a free desktop editor focused on straightforward video creation rather than a full studio production suite.
Key features
- Trim, split, crop, and arrange video clips on a timeline
- Add transitions, motion effects, and animated text to videos
- Adjust playback speed with speed ramping and keyframe-based motion
- Apply color filters and basic color grading to improve visuals
- Edit audio tracks with fades, volume changes, and soundtrack mixing
- Export finished videos for sharing on common digital platforms
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
VideoProc Vlogger is a legitimate desktop video editor. Access to your files, media folders, microphone, or camera can be normal if you choose to import footage, record media, or add audio, but it should not need broader access than that for ordinary editing. As with most editing apps, removing it can also remove local preferences, caches, and unfinished project materials stored only on your Mac, so keep backups of important source footage and exports.
Recommendation: Keep VideoProc Vlogger if you use it for editing or plan to reopen existing projects. If you no longer use it, you can remove it like other Mac apps, but make sure any project files, exports, and media you want to keep are saved elsewhere first.
Common paths
/Applications/VideoProc Vlogger.app
Cache paths
~/Library/Caches/com.digiarty.videoprocvlog
Support paths
~/Library/Application Support/VideoProc Vlogger
Preference paths
~/Library/Preferences/com.digiarty.videoprocvlog.plist
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