Install Cliporator

Cliporator for Mac is distributed as a .dmg file.

1. Download the latest Cliporator DMG from cliporator.com/download.
2. Open the DMG.
3. Drag Cliporator into Applications.
4. Open Cliporator from Applications.

The first launch checks the included local rendering and transcription tools, then prepares your Cliporator folders.

Free and Creator

You can use Cliporator without activating a license. Free renders are unlimited and include Cliporator attribution in the call-to-action area.

Upgrade to Creator when you want to remove the Cliporator attribution and use only your own branding, links, and calls to action.

macOS Security Prompt

Cliporator is signed and notarized. If macOS asks you to confirm that you want to open the app, open System Settings, go to Privacy & Security, and allow Cliporator to open.

First Launch

On first launch, Cliporator verifies its included render tools and asks for the folders it will use for output, backgrounds, images, and music. Current Mac builds include the local media tools needed for rendering and transcription, so there is no separate tool download step.