Stitch many clips
into one long output

Take finished FunscriptForge clips — video plus every funscript channel — and concatenate them into one long combined output. MP4 with chapter markers, channel funscripts in lockstep, fade-to-black joiners, per-section overlays, and a heatmap alongside the video.

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Latest release  ·  Free  ·  No Python required  ·  Open source

Pre-release software. Provided as-is, without warranty of any kind. Use at your own risk.


What it does

Everything you need to take a folder of clips from pile-of-files to one polished output.

Section-based assembly

Group clips into sections that become MP4 chapters. Each section can have its own overlays, audio bed, joiner, and funscript channels — or share them with neighbours.

Image, audio, and text overlays

Drop a logo on the corner, a music bed across a section, or a title-card text block on the nine-position grid — with timing, fades, opacity, and per-overlay Mix % for audio.

Fade-to-black joiners

Decoupled hold and fade between sections. Film-style transitions with configurable black-hold duration, per-side fade length, and a closing fade at the end of the output.

Every funscript channel in lockstep

Concatenate main, multi-axis, three-phase estim, prostate — every channel your clips declare. Detects channel sub-folders for FunscriptForge layouts, stitches gaps cleanly.

Chapter markers + heatmap

One chapter per section in the MP4 — readable by VLC, File Explorer, Plex. A full-output heatmap of the main funscript track lands alongside the video for instant pacing review.

Fully local

Runs on your machine. No cloud, no account, no telemetry. Your clips and funscripts never leave your computer.


How it works

A four-step pipeline from folder of clips to polished output.

1

Add clips

Browse a folder or paste paths. Clips go into a single section, separate sections, or append onto the last section — your call.

2

Arrange sections

Name each section for its MP4 chapter title. Pick joiners (cut or fade-to-black) between sections.

3

Add overlays

Drop an image logo, an audio bed, or a title-card text block on any section with timing, position, and fade controls.

4

Forge

Click Forge. The app concatenates the video, stitches every funscript channel, renders the heatmap, and writes chapter markers — all in one pass.


System requirements

Standalone app — no Python, no ffmpeg install, no dependencies.

MinimumRecommended
OSWindows 10 (64-bit) · macOS 10.15 Catalina · Linux x86-64Windows 10/11 · macOS 12+ · Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
RAM8 GB16 GB or more
Disk2 GB for the app plus room for your clips and outputsSSD recommended for large projects
Display1920 × 10802560 × 1440 QHD
ffmpegBundled — no install required
PythonNot required — standalone installer

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Ready to get started?

Download the latest release, extract, and run. No install wizard, no registry entries.

Pre-release software. Provided as-is, without warranty of any kind. Use at your own risk.

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