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WebMConverter is a Windows GUI wrapper around ffmpeg and AviSynth for converting videos to WebM without the command line. It is a fork of another project and also handles downloading, trimming and cropping. It requires .NET Framework 4.8 and 32-bit AviSynth 2.6.0.
Autocompressor is a free online tool that compresses videos, images, audio files, and GIFs to a target file size, aimed at size-limited platforms such as Discord and Gmail. It also supports Discord sticker and emote compression. The service uses AUTO-REZ technology, built on tools including FFmpeg, ImageMagick, Gifsicle, MozJPEG, and ECT. Premium tiers with higher upload limits and compression options are planned but not yet available.
Compress Video Online is a free browser-based tool that cuts and compresses video files to a chosen output size while attempting to preserve quality. Files are processed locally in the browser using HTML5 and FFMPEG JS, so no upload or software installation is required, and output includes no watermark. It supports formats such as MP4, WEBM, MOV, FLV, and MKV.
Xreveal is a Windows application that removes restrictions of DVD and Blu-ray media automatically in the background. It enables read access to a movie disc after insertion, works on-the-fly without storing data to disk, and can optionally remove region codes. It also backs up discs as ISO or folder.
FastFlix is a free GUI for encoding videos, working with FFmpeg and a variety of software and hardware encoders. Software encoder support includes x265, x264, rav1e, AOM AV1, SVT AV1, VP9 and VVC. Hardware encoders require appropriate hardware, and most Nvidia, Intel and AMD encoders use rigaya's encoders that must be downloaded separately and linked in the settings panel. FFmpeg version 4.3 or greater is required.
Video Express Converter is a browser-based video conversion service. Users upload a source video, choose a section to extract, apply additional features, select an output format, and download the result. Described uses include converting between formats, resizing video, extracting audio, removing or replacing audio, and adding subtitles. The service states it is not intended to replace professional video editing software.
