Run custom FFmpeg commands in browser with WebAssembly — live terminal logs
Follow these 3 quick steps to process your media privately in your browser.
Select any video, audio, or image file as your input source.
Type custom flags or click a pre-built recipe from the menu.
Run the WebAssembly engine, observe live logs, and download the output.
Zero server uploads, infinite privacy, and native WebAssembly hardware acceleration.
Type any valid FFmpeg command arguments: -c:v, -c:a, -crf, -b:v, -vf, -af, -filter_complex, -ss, -t, and more.
One-click load templates for 60fps interpolation, black & white desaturation, two-pass encoding, and high-bitrate masters.
View full standard error output stream from the underlying FFmpeg core engine with bitrate and frame metrics.
Test and develop FFmpeg command pipelines right in your browser without setting up local PATH binaries.
One-click optimized presets for specific social media and communication platforms.
Reduce large smartphone videos under WhatsApp's 16MB limit without blurry compression
Reduce gaming clips and memes for Discord with instant inline web embed playback
Shrink gigabyte videos down to email-friendly attachments in seconds without third-party links
Reduce massive 4K file sizes by up to 75% while keeping crystal-clear 1080p sharpness
Optimize vertical 9:16 videos for Instagram Reels and Stories to stop Instagram's blurry upload compression
Optimize vertical TikTok clips for maximum algorithm clarity and fast viral playback
Fine-tune vertical videos for YouTube Shorts with optimal bitrate and fast VP9/AV1 YouTube transcoding
Shrink screen recordings and bug demos for Slack workspace channels with instant inline player playback
Compress and format videos for Twitter / X feeds to maximize engagement with instant muted autoplay
Reduce video size inside Microsoft PowerPoint presentations to stop slide freezing and prevent file bloat
Shrink multi-hour Zoom, Teams, and Google Meet video recordings by up to 90% for easy sharing and archiving
Shrink any video down to exactly under 10MB for strict job portals, government forms, and email systems
Reduce video files under 25MB for universal compatibility across Gmail, Discord, Outlook, and web forms
Reduce large videos under 50MB for social media uploads, LMS submissions, and web portals
Compress student video assignments, university presentations, and course modules under 100MB
Reduce heavy iPhone 4K ProRes and HEVC MOV video sizes by up to 85% for effortless sharing with Android and PC
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Everything you need to know about FFmpeg Developer Terminal and local WebAssembly processing.
VideoReduce.com compiles the official FFmpeg C codebase into WebAssembly (Wasm) with SIMD multi-threading. It executes your commands directly in your browser's virtual filesystem (MEMFS) without sending data to any server.
Yes! Complex filterchains like scale, overlay, drawtext, fps, hflip, and eq are fully compiled into our Wasm binary.
No software or binary installation is needed. You can test and run FFmpeg commands on Chromebooks, Macs, Windows PCs, and even mobile browsers.
You can generate MP4 (H.264/AAC), WebM (VP8/Vorbis), GIF, MP3, WAV, PNG, and JPG outputs.
Browser tabs maintain memory ceilings, so for best performance we recommend testing clips under 5 minutes or smaller files for rapid iterative prototyping.