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Download a video from any supported platform (YouTube, TikTok, Vimeo, Twitter, more) via yt-dlp. Run URL Metadata first to confirm format options.
Convert a video between mp4, webm, avi, mov and mkv. Uses stream copy when the codec already fits the target container.
Resize a video by width, height, or both. Aspect ratio is preserved when only one dimension is provided.
Trim a video to a specific time range using stream copy — no re-encoding, no quality loss. Up to one-hour clips per call.
Flip a video horizontally or vertically. Useful for mirrored product showcases and symmetric kaleidoscope edits.
Concatenate two or more videos into one. Mixed resolutions, codecs and frame rates are normalised to the first clip's parameters.
Convert a video clip to an animated GIF with a two-pass palette for clean colour. Configurable frame rate, width and duration.
Sample frames from a video at a configurable rate and return them in a ZIP. Standard prep step for frame-by-frame video AI workflows.
Read the technical metadata of any image, video or audio URL — duration, resolution, codec, frame rate, file size — without downloading the file first. Useful as a cheap gate in front of expensive generative steps.
Reverse the playback direction of a video. Audio is reversed in step with the picture — useful for ping-pong loops and creative edits.
Generate a visual contact sheet from a video — evenly sampled frames arranged into a grid with optional timestamp or index labels.
Pull the first and last frames out of a video as JPG stills — a fast way to thumbnail clips or seed img2img references.
Apply a single visual filter to every frame of a video — mirror, grayscale, blur, sharpen, invert, or vertical flip. Lightweight post-processing for creative edits.
Download a video's audio track from any supported platform (yt-dlp) and convert on the way out to mp3, wav or aac. Useful for transcription and audio-enhancement pipelines.
Convert audio between mp3, wav, aac, ogg and flac. Useful for normalising voiceover assets and producing web-friendly deliverables.
Extract OpenGraph and Twitter Card metadata from any URL — title, description, image, video, canonical and og:type — the fields a social-sharing preview card relies on.
Pull rich metadata from a media URL (YouTube, TikTok, Vimeo, direct file links, more) without downloading the file. Useful as a pre-flight for Download Video / Extract Audio.