Batch process video and audio files with one plan

What a workflow can include

A workflow is built from five kinds of step: converting a video to another format or settings, converting audio, trimming or cutting, rotating or flipping, and preparing a video for a social platform such as TikTok or Instagram Reels. Compressing is a video conversion with smaller settings. One chain can hold up to 12 steps.

Other tools, such as blurring, fades or GIFs, are not part of a workflow. Ask for those one at a time; each can work on the result of the one before.

Checked before it runs

A multi-step job is where a misunderstanding costs the most time, so ToolGPT never starts one by itself. The plan lists the files and the settings for each step, and the job begins only when you press Start.

Some settings cannot be known in advance. When you ask to compress a part you are also trimming, without naming a size, the run pauses after the trim, reads the trimmed file's real size and length, and aims the compression at about half that size. It then carries on without asking again, because the plan you approved already covered that step.

When something goes wrong

Each file runs as its own branch. If a step fails, ToolGPT can retry just the failed steps; steps and branches that already finished are kept and not run again. You can also cancel a workflow that is waiting or running, and the current job stops cleanly.