
Terminal UI for ffmpeg.
Free

fftool is a terminal user interface (TUI) built in Go, designed to simplify the use of FFmpeg. It provides an interactive and user-friendly way to execute FFmpeg commands, making video and audio manipulation more accessible. The tool offers a streamlined experience for tasks like encoding, decoding, and format conversion. It aims to reduce the complexity often associated with command-line FFmpeg usage. The TUI allows users to preview and adjust settings, making it easier to experiment with different parameters and achieve desired results without extensive command-line knowledge. It's an excellent tool for both beginners and experienced users seeking a more intuitive FFmpeg workflow.
Provides a user-friendly terminal interface for FFmpeg commands.
Streamlines the process of running FFmpeg commands.
Allows easy adjustment of FFmpeg parameters within the TUI.
Simplifies the selection of input and output files.
Offers previews of the results before execution.
Enables efficient navigation and control via keyboard shortcuts.
Install fftool on your system (instructions vary based on OS).,Open your terminal and run the fftool command.,Navigate the TUI using keyboard shortcuts (e.g., arrow keys, Enter).,Select the desired FFmpeg operations and input/output files.,Configure settings and execute the FFmpeg command within the TUI.
Easily convert video files between different formats (e.g., MP4, AVI, MKV).
Extract audio from video files or convert audio formats.
Perform basic video editing tasks like trimming and merging.
Encode and decode media files using various codecs.
Users who need to convert, edit, or manipulate video files.
Developers who work with media processing and FFmpeg.
Individuals interested in working with audio and video files.
fftool is an open-source tool and is available for free.