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- Blick enables instant editing with no import or project setup dialogs, opening directly to a blank project with autosave.
- Users can start exports and continue editing without interruptions; even fix mistakes mid-render without restarting.
- Keyframing is done directly in the timeline, allowing live animation recording during playback.
- No arbitrary locks on values: framerate, resolution, bitrate, and sample rate can be changed anytime without losing edits.
- Every clip shows its content visually at a glance, with features like the ÜberBlick color gradient strip and MultiWave for audio.
- A command palette allows searching and executing any action with a single keystroke, replacing menu diving.
- Tools can be summoned temporarily by holding a key, avoiding constant switching between cursors; includes Range Select, Knife, and Slip tools.
- Effects like Transform, Brightness/Contrast, Blur, and Hue/Saturation are included with keyframable values.
- The workspace is fully customizable with split, drag, and dock panels to suit workflow needs.
- Inspector reads detailed data from every file stream (codecs, resolution, channels) using ffmpeg.
- Projects save to a single portable file; relative and absolute paths work together for easy movement across drives.
- Autosave protects against data loss; supports 12+ languages, switchable in settings.
- Future roadmap includes upcoming features, with Blick sold as a one-time purchase.