A WebAssembly port of FFmpeg that enables video and audio transcoding directly inside the web browser. It eliminates the need for server-side processing by leveraging the user's local CPU via WASM.
Tech Stack
CFrontend & Headless CMS
Why ffmpeg.wasm?
• No server-side logic
• Full FFmpeg feature set
• Multi-thread support
Limitations
• Large WASM binary size
• Limited by browser RAM
• Slower than native FFmpeg
3/6/2026
Last Update
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Issues
MIT
License
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