Download GrabNConvert v1.0.11
One installer, media engines included, nothing else to set up. Free for 7 days, then $4.99 once.
Installers
What's newFirst time on a Mac?
GrabNConvert is not notarised by Apple yet, so macOS asks you to confirm once in System Settings. It takes about a minute.
Not sure which Mac you have? Apple menu → About This Mac: "Apple M1/M2/M3/M4" is Apple Silicon, "Intel Core" is Intel. By downloading you agree to the licence. Download only what you made, what is free to download, or what you have permission to download. Respect the site's terms and the creators' rights.
What you need.
- macOS
- macOS 12 Monterey or later. Apple Silicon (M1 and later) or Intel. Hardware encoding through VideoToolbox on both.
- Disk
- About 400 MB installed, media engines included.
- Windows
- Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. Hardware encoding through NVENC (NVIDIA), Quick Sync (Intel) or AMF (AMD) when the driver supports it; software otherwise.
- Disk
- About 400 MB installed, media engines included.
- Account
- A Google account to sign in. The trial starts at first sign-in; one account works on 2 computers.
- Internet
- Only for downloads, sign-in and updates. Converting and compressing work offline.
First launch.
GrabNConvert is an independent app and not yet signed with Apple's or Microsoft's paid certificates, so each system asks once.
Three steps
Open the installer
macOS: open the .dmg and drag GrabNConvert to Applications. Windows: run the setup and follow it.
Allow it once
macOS: open the app, click Done, then System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway (the steps). Windows: on the SmartScreen notice click More info, then Run anyway. Only the first time.
Log in with browser
The Welcome screen opens this website; sign in with Google and the app picks it up. Your 7 days start now.
Every version.
Licences and notices
GrabNConvert is proprietary software; the End User Licence Agreement is also shown by the installer. It ships FFmpeg and FFprobe (GNU GPL v3), aria2 (GNU GPL v2 or later), yt-dlp (Unlicense), Deno (MIT) and whisper.cpp (MIT), built from their official source without changes, and runs them as separate programs. Their full licence texts and the complete list of components are in the third-party notices.
As the GPL requires, the complete source code of the FFmpeg and aria2 builds is available, and we send it on request. The open-source licences page lists every engine with its exact version and source link.