FFmpeg presets and tools for humans.
Simple media tools, powered by FFmpeg.
Choose a common media task, configure a few options, and convert files directly in your browser or get the FFmpeg command to run locally.
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Simple tools for common audio, video, and image tasks.
Audio
Video → MP3
Extract audio from video files and save it as an MP3 file.
WAV → MP3
Convert WAV audio files to MP3.
FLAC → MP3
Convert FLAC audio files to MP3.
Trim Audio
Cut an audio file by specifying a start time and duration.
Audio → MP3
Convert WAV, FLAC, M4A, AAC, OGG, Opus, AIFF, or WMA audio files to MP3.
Audio format converter
Convert audio to MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, AAC, OGG, or Opus.
Video
MP4 → WebM
Convert MP4 videos to WebM format for web-friendly playback.
Trim Video
Cut a video by specifying a start time and duration.
Video → Image
Extract a single frame from a video at a specified time.
Resize Video
Resize a video to a specific width without changing its aspect ratio.
Compress Video
Reduce video file size while balancing quality and compression.
WebM → MP4
Convert a WebM video to MP4.
Video → GIF
Convert a short video segment to an animated GIF.
MKV → MP4
Convert MKV files to MP4 without re-encoding.
MOV → MP4
Convert MOV videos to MP4 for broader compatibility.
Video → MP4
Convert compatible video files to MP4 without re-encoding.
GIF → MP4
Convert an animated GIF to an MP4 video. Transparency is not preserved.
Image
Image → WebP
Convert an image to WebP.
Resize Image
Resize an image to a specific width while preserving its aspect ratio.
Compress Image
Compress images to WebP with adjustable quality and high-effort encoding.
Image → JPEG
Convert images to JPEG with adjustable quality.
Image → PNG
Convert images to PNG while preserving transparency.
Image format converter
Convert images to JPEG, PNG, or WebP.
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320kbps is a collection of simple media tools powered by FFmpeg. Configure a few options, convert files directly in your browser, or get the FFmpeg command to run locally. Browser-based conversions run locally, so your files don't need to be uploaded.