EasyFilmMac apps for filmmakers.
Built by a full-time filmmaker to save time on the most boring parts of the job.
DriveShelf
Search every drive you own — even the ones sitting unplugged on a shelf.
CacheCut
Reclaim the space your creative apps hide — one click, nothing else touched.
EasyStills
Turn a finished video into ready-to-post stills or motion frames in a minute.
EasyShrink
Drag in a file, get everything your website needs — sized, compressed, ready to paste.
EasyQuote
Paste a client brief, get an itemized production quote as a finished PDF.
EasyGrab
Screen recording for YouTube — simpler and cheaper than the subscription apps.
Which one do you need?
Start from the problem, not the app name.
My system drive is full again and I haven't downloaded anything.Resolve, Premiere, After Effects, Photoshop and Lightroom leave cache behind. Two users' first scans found 101 GB and 85 GB. CacheCut
I know the file exists, I just don't know which drive it's on.Catalog every drive once, then search them all from your desk — unplugged. DriveShelf
The film is done. Now I need stills and a reel for Instagram.Drop the video, get the sharpest frame of every shot, stacked at the exact post sizes. EasyStills
My portfolio site loads slowly because the videos are the full export.Drop a file, get the web-sized MP4, poster frame, AVIF set and the HTML. EasyShrink
Latest
What shipped recently. The guides are new too.
- EasyShrink 1.0 is on the Mac App StoreWeb-sized MP4, poster frame, AVIF set and the HTML snippet from one drop. $4.99, one-time. See how it works
- EasyStills 1.2 — combine videosLoad several clips into one session and mix stills from all of them in a single reel — Motion reels too, even at different frame rates. See how it works
- DriveShelf 1.6Open a duplicate's location in its own window and compare two folders side by side. Background sync to the iPhone app is now off by default. See how it works
No subscription
I hate subscriptions with all my heart, so I'd rather lose money and be honest with myself — one-time payment only, and you own the software forever.
Save me time
I build all the apps to save time and money for myself first. Every one of them is made to solve a real problem — not produced for hype or keyword search.
How cool is that?
That's the question I ask myself before building each app — will it be awesome enough that I can ask it? Only when the answer is yes do I start building.