TrailGenix – Bulk Photo, Video and Audio Editor

Overview TrailGenix is made for people who have lots of photos and videos, for example from a GoPro or a trip. Pick a folder, set the look once, and process everything in one go. It has separate tabs for Photo, Video and Audio, and a simple layout. It uses ffmpeg and ImageMagick already installed on your PC, and your files never leave it.

Key Features

• Separate Photo, Video and Audio tabs with a simple layout

• Lightroom-style Look panel: exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, whites, blacks, temperature, tint, vibrance, saturation, sharpness and vignette

• Save your own looks and reuse them

• Video slow motion and speed-up with a wide range

• Stabilization, loudness normalising and tempo change for audio

• Bulk processing of a whole folder with a progress view

• Supports HEIC and RAW photos through ImageMagick

• Uses the graphics card (NVIDIA NVENC, H.264 and HEVC) when available for fast video

• Preview of the look before processing

Technical Highlights

• Native C# front end that builds ffmpeg and ImageMagick commands from the sliders

• Real GPU test on startup, so it uses the graphics card only if it works

• Finds ffmpeg and ImageMagick automatically, or lets you choose them

• Single small exe (about 125 KB)

My Role I designed and built this tool end to end, from the idea and UI to the Windows build and release packaging.

Outcome Saves hours for creators and travellers who want a consistent look across many clips and photos, without a heavy editor.

Download Free offline download. Version 1.0.0, size about 125 KB, freeware (source not public). System requirements: Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit), with ffmpeg (and ImageMagick for HEIC/RAW) installed. Works fully offline.