ffWorks
ffWorks (formerly iFFmpeg) is a graphical front-end for FFmpeg , a command-line tool used to convert multimedia files between formats. The command line instructions can be very hard to master/understand, so ffWorks does all the hard work for...
Features
- Video Converter
- Merge video files
- Audio Conversion
- Support for 4K
- Hardware Accelerated
- Lossless Audio
- HEVC
- Batch Editing
- Chroma Key / Green Screen
- FFMPEG support
- Dark Mode
- GPU Acceleration
- Supports H265 Codec
- Command line interface
- Lossless quality
- Works Offline
- Ad-free
- Support for Intel Quick Sync acceleration
ffWorks News & Activities
Recent News
Recent activities
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Qq-Developments added ffWorks as alternative to Qq Media Studio
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thegrunge added ffWorks as alternative to Adaptive Video Encoder
What is ffWorks?
ffWorks (formerly iFFmpeg) is a graphical front-end for 
FFmpeg , a command-line tool used to convert multimedia files between formats. The command line instructions can be very hard to master/understand, so ffWorks does all the hard work for you. This allows you to use FFmpeg without detailed command-line knowledge.
Focused on simplicity, ff·Works brings a fresh approach to using the optional FFmpeg, to create ultra high quality movies without the need to write any single command-line code. Making it the best video converter available.
ffWorks information
Developed by
OSBytes Licensing
Proprietary and Commercial product.Pricing
One time purchase (perpetual license) that costs $20.Rating
Average rating of 5Alternatives
165 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
Great front end to ffMpeg, allowing both experienced and less experienced video editors to build better export pipelines faster.
Feels like there's too many paid updates (I've paid for two out of the four which have happened since I first bought iFFmpeg six years ago) but the original price of entry and even the updates are inexpensive. What I dislike about the paid updates is not so much the money, as the endless hassle of buying again and relicensing again the application.
To reduce application housekeeping and maintenance, I'd suggest following my lead and buying and then updating every two or three versions. Heck I'd be happy to pay the creator more for a perpetual license with updates forever.
The main engine of ffWorks is the version of ffMpeg installed. If you keep that up-to-date, most new encoding functionality will come your way automatically.
I mean... This is a paid closed-source GUI for the free open-source FFmpeg. Yes, it looks pretty, maybe it is the most user-friendly GUI out there. I just don't get the philosophy of making this paid (as I am not a Mac user).
Awesome tool! If you are looking for an easy to use and powerful converter, you definitely need to take a look at this.
Arguably the best of the video converters.
Easy to use and has a huge range of features. A manual would be helpful, though. The tutorials on the website gives only a small overview of what is really possible.
Nevertheless, highly recommended
Wonderfull piece of software! Recommended if you want to convert videos.
Very well designed FFmpeg frontend. Probably the best you can find.
My goto app for converting my DV collection to H265. Extremely high quality and very fast!
Kudos!