Video editing often requires costly subscriptions. Blick offers a perpetual license for Windows and macOS, including two years of updates, with features like keyframing and proxy generation.
Blick is a one-time purchase Mac, Windows app in Design. It costs €89 one-time, with no subscription. A free tier is available.
Blick is a non-linear video editor designed for fast and efficient editing on Windows and macOS. It allows users to scrub, cut, and keyframe directly on the timeline, with features like proxy generation and live animation recording. The editor supports exporting in formats like H.264, AV1, and ProRes.
It suits video editors seeking a one-time purchase model. The license is perpetual and includes two years of updates. Users can evaluate the software before purchasing, with all features available except opening existing project files.
Blick does not support Linux, and the beta version may lack some features planned for future updates.
| License | Perpetual, paid major upgrades |
|---|---|
| Updates | Your license includes all updates released during the 2 years following your purchase. |
| Trial | Feature-limited trial |
| Subscription also offered | No |
| Platforms | Mac, Windows |
| Minimum OS | Windows 10, macOS 15 |
| Works offline | Yes |
| Account required | No |
| Developer | Dihedron Software GmbH (company) |
| Version | 0.3.2 |
System requirements: Windows 10/11 (64-bit), macOS 15 or later on Apple Silicon
Why we listed it
Blick offers a perpetual license with two years of updates, sold by Dihedron Software GmbH through Paddle.
Best for: Video editors who prefer a one-time purchase model with ongoing updates.
Not for: Users needing Linux support or those who prefer subscription-based models.
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