Drop sources
Files or folders, mixed resolutions and durations. Each source can have its own copy count and preset.
Video uniquifier
A video uniquifier that runs on your machine.
One source video in, up to 999 variations out per run — each one different at the frame, audio and container level, and each one rendered locally. No upload, no account, no per-render fee.
What “unique” has to mean to be useful
Renaming a file or changing its bitrate does not make a video unique. Platforms do not compare names; they compare what the video looks like, what it sounds like, and what the file says about where it came from. A useful video uniquifier has to move all three — and move them differently for every copy.
RepurposeThis is built around that requirement. Every control is a range, not a fixed value: film noise 4–12, zoom 1.02–1.12×, pitch −1 to +1 semitone. A batch of 240 copies samples those ranges 240 times, so the outputs differ from the source and from each other.
The three layers, briefly: frame-level effects (colour, geometry, grain, timing), an audio graph (pitch, EQ, waveform offset, modulation, dynamics), and the container (bitrate, frame rate, trims, stripped and rebuilt metadata).
At a glance
15 frame controlsBrightness, contrast, saturation, gamma, vignette, noise, perspective, curves, zoom, mirror, pixel shift, random size, 9:16 jitter, blurred border, speed.
15 audio controlsVolume, waveform shift, pitch, spectral tilt, reverb, EQ, chorus, flanger, phaser, tremolo, vibrato, compression, de-esser, room echo, limiter.
5 container controlsFrame rate, video bitrate, audio bitrate, head trim, tail trim — plus fresh US-region metadata.
15 more in the appWatermark and background overlays, retry reframe, contact sheets, preset maker, fingerprint lab, history.
How it works
Four steps, no timeline.
This is not an editor. It is a batch renderer for a decision you already made.
Pick a preset
Ten built-in profiles, or build your own stack. Every enabled effect contributes a sampled value per copy.
Run the batch
NVENC, AMF or VideoToolbox when available, x264 fallback when not. Sources without audio skip the audio graph instead of failing.
Read the report
Per-copy dHash distance and a batch median, plus optional contact sheets to check the results by eye.
Why not a cloud tool
Your files stay on disk.
Cloud uniquifiers upload the source, bill by the render, and keep your footage on their storage. RepurposeThis uses the CPU and GPU you already own, which is why the licence can be a one-time $25 instead of a monthly fee.
- No account. A key and a machine ID. Nothing to sign into, nothing to cancel.
- No upload cost. A 4 GB source is read locally; there is no bandwidth meter.
- No telemetry. The app makes no network request during normal use, including activation.
- Offline activation. Ed25519 signature checked on your CPU; no licence server involved.
| Decision | Cloud tool | RepurposeThis |
|---|---|---|
| Processing | Their servers | Your machine |
| Source privacy | Uploaded | Never leaves disk |
| Pricing | Monthly / credits | $25 once |
| Volume cost | Scales with output | Flat |
| Works offline | No | Yes |
| Measurement | Rarely shown | Hash distance per copy |
Who it is for
One shoot, several places to publish.
The common case is not piracy. It is a creator with one good shoot and several platforms, or an agency with several clients in the same niche.
01Creator
Repurpose your own work
A long edit becomes a week of short posts, each with its own fingerprint, without re-editing by hand.
02Agency
One asset, several clients
Shared footage becomes client-specific files with separate presets and copy counts per source.
03Archive
Re-publish old work
Bring a five-year-old upload back as a new file with new metadata instead of a byte-identical re-upload.
Uniquifying a file changes the file, not the rights. Use footage you own or are licensed to use, and follow each platform’s rules. Read the rights guide →
Questions
Before you buy.
How many copies can one run produce?
Up to 999 per video source in a single run, and there is no limit on the number of runs. The practical limit is disk space and time.
Is this a subscription?
No. $25 once, one machine, no expiry. Multi-machine keys are quoted in the chat.
Does it work with vertical video and 4K?
Yes. There are dedicated 9:16 framing controls and resolution is preserved unless you crop or zoom.
What about sources with no audio?
The audio graph is skipped rather than failing the encode — common with stock footage and screen recordings.
Will this guarantee my videos are not flagged?
No. It changes file-level characteristics measurably. Platform outcomes depend on many signals no encoder can touch, including rights and account behaviour. See how duplicate detection works.
Can I try the effect list first?
Yes — the effects reference lists every control with its real range and step, and the documentation covers the workflow.
Render your first batch today.
$25 once, one machine. Send your machine ID on Telegram and we will issue the key.