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Download ClearFrame-Setup.exe below for Windows 10/11 x64.
Open the setup file and click Install. Setup downloads and verifies the required video tools automatically. Keep your internet connection on. Then open ClearFrame from the Start menu. No terminal commands or administrator account are needed.
New in v0.10.0: a vertical-clip timeline with still-frame seeking, Set start / Set end controls, and original-video play/pause where Windows can decode the source. FFmpeg still previews remain available when native playback fails.
Automatic local recovery now preserves the saved clip list and unfinished editor fields after a short idle period. Recover restores a selected snapshot after verifying the source. Only the last completed snapshot is recoverable; manual project files are untouched. Closing or replacing a source also warns about uncommitted editor fields.
Manual clip projects still support source relinking and prior-save backups. Keep the original video. Reopened/recovered clips start Ready, never export automatically, and existing output files remain protected. Native Windows playback and full manual interaction remain unverified.
Batches of up to 50 clips, sequential verified exports, cancellation and retry remain available. Crops stay fixed through each clip; resizing cannot add detail. SDR square-pixel sources only.
Windows playback conversion, audio-language selection, scheduled downloads and video cleanup remain available. Close the app before updating. Your download history and saved media are kept.
Advanced users can choose the portable ZIP and run Get-Tools.ps1 in PowerShell 7 instead.
Requires .NET Framework 4.7.2+. This build is unsigned, so Windows may show an unknown-publisher warning. Download only from this repository. Automated installation checks pass; full manual interaction and live YouTube clip/alternate-language downloads remain unverified.
See CHANGELOG.md and the user guide in the repository for features and known limitations.