Which video and audio jobs are included?
The category covers playback, cutting, compression, video-to-GIF conversion, audio extraction, audio conversion, and a broader media workbench.
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Play piano with touch, computer keys or a MIDI keyboard. Listen to three classic study melodies, follow highlighted notes, record your playing and export locally.
Play local video, direct media URLs, HLS/M3U8, common FLV streams, and torrents in your browser. Use local compatibility mode only when MKV, RMVB, or another legacy file cannot play directly.
Trim and compress video, turn clips into GIFs, extract audio, and convert audio formats locally in your browser with one consistent preview, settings, and export workflow.
Preview a video, set exact start and end times, and export MP4 or WebM with optional quality, resolution, and audio controls—without uploading the file.
Compress video with visual-quality, maximum-resolution, format, and audio controls. Compare source and output sizes before downloading, entirely in your browser.
Choose up to 30 seconds of video, then control frame rate, width, and palette size to generate a looping GIF locally in your browser.
Extract a video audio track locally as MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, or FLAC, with optional bitrate, sample-rate, and channel controls.
Convert common audio files or the audio track in a video, with custom bitrate, sample rate, mono, and stereo controls plus instant result playback.
Edit SRT, WebVTT, ASS, SBV, LRC, and text subtitles locally with media preview, batch timing tools, quality checks, and UTF-8 export.
Combine a local video with SRT, WebVTT, or ASS subtitles using FFmpeg WebAssembly. Preview timing, apply offsets, burn styled captions, or add a soft subtitle track.
Trim a clip, reduce a file before sharing, create a GIF, extract a soundtrack, convert audio, or inspect media playback without opening a full desktop editor. Focused entry pages lead into one capable local workbench.
The category covers playback, cutting, compression, video-to-GIF conversion, audio extraction, audio conversion, and a broader media workbench.
Core conversion and editing workflows are designed to run locally in supported browsers, so large private files do not need an extra cloud upload step.