v2.1 - macOS & Linux
Leike (Finnish for a clip) — trim, crop, resize, transform, adjust, overlay, and convert videos.
What's new in v2.1 — macOS & Linux
Leike now runs on all three desktop platforms.
- macOS (Apple Silicon) —
Leike-macOS-arm64.zip, an unzipped.app. - Linux (x86_64) —
Leike-linux-x86_64.tar.gz, a standalone binary. - Text overlays now pick a sane font per platform instead of assuming a Windows font path.
The mac/linux builds don't bundle ffmpeg — install it first
(brew install ffmpeg, sudo apt install ffmpeg, …). Drag-and-drop and the
dark title bar remain Windows-only for now; on mac/linux use the Open… button.
Downloads
Windows
- Leike-Setup.exe ← recommended — installs the app + ffmpeg, Start-Menu shortcut, uninstaller (per-user, no admin prompt).
- Leike-portable-win64.zip — no install; unzip and run, ffmpeg bundled.
- Leike.exe — the app alone; use if you already have ffmpeg on your PATH.
macOS (Apple Silicon)
- Leike-macOS-arm64.zip — unzip and run the
.app. Unsigned, so the first launch needs right-click → Open. Requiresbrew install ffmpeg.
Linux (x86_64)
- Leike-linux-x86_64.tar.gz — extract and run
./Leike. Requiressudo apt install ffmpeg(or your distro's equivalent).
License
App code is MIT; on Windows the bundled ffmpeg is a GPLv3 build by gyan.dev (separate process — GPL covers ffmpeg.exe only). On macOS/Linux ffmpeg is the system package you install. Details in THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md.