Media
Convert, inspect and manage audio, video and images from the command line.
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Turn iPhone HEIC images into universally supported JPEG files using macOS's built-in sips tool.
Reduce a video's file size with FFmpeg's constant-quality CRF mode so it fits email and chat upload limits.
Batch-convert iPhone HEIC images to universally readable JPG files.
Concatenate several clips that share the same codec and resolution into a single video file from the command line.
Pull the sound track out of any video file and save it as an MP3 with one FFmpeg command.
Burn a PNG logo into the corner of any video with one ffmpeg command.
Extract just the sound track from an online video and convert it to MP3 in one command, with best-quality VBR encoding.
Turn off the Xbox Game Bar overlay and its background game recording on Windows 10/11.
Concatenate several PDFs into one file using the Combine PDF Pages Automator action from the Terminal.
Turn a QuickTime .mov clip into a universally playable .mp4 file with one FFmpeg command.
Turn M4A, WAV, or FLAC audio into MP3 files from the terminal with ffmpeg's LAME encoder.
Transcode any audio file between MP3, M4A/AAC, WAV, FLAC and more from the command line.