Video Encoding
The way that digital files are encoded plays a big part in the quality of video, and the ability to get the crisp details across, while also determining the size of file. Transloadit offers a variety of video encoding features to maximize file compatibility across platforms, as well as enrich video with effects, loops, watermarks, and more, to get the most out of your (user generated) video content.
Robots
At Transloadit, we call our features Robots because you can link them together to create encoding pipelines unique to your use case.
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/video/adaptive
encodes videos into HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) and MPEG-Dash supported formats and generates the necessary manifest and playlist files
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/video/concat
concatenates several videos together
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/video/encode
encodes, resizes, applies watermarks to videos and animated GIFs
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/video/merge
composes a new video by adding an audio track to existing still image(s) or video
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/video/subtitle
adds subtitles and closed captions to videos
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/video/thumbs
extracts any number of images from videos for use as previews
Live demos
See our features in action through live demos and code samples, right here on our website:
- Add an audio track to video footage
- Add an empty audio track to still video
- Burn subtitles into a video
- Add subtitles with styling to video
- Make video compatible for all devices
- Encode a fade effect between concatenated video files.
- Concatenate video files
- Convert any video to animated GIF
- Detect edges of a subject in a video
- Encode a zooming effect onto an image
- Encode blur-out effect into video file
- Encode video for Android, preserving the original quality
- Encode video for Android
- Encode video for browsers in 720p
- Encode video for iPhone and strip the sound
- Encode video into one of Apple's ProRes formats
- Encode a video into WebM
- Encode letterboxing onto your videos
- Encode video to HEVC
- Extract a 10 second clip from a video
- Extract 10 thumbnails and modify their size
- Extract a preview from a video
- Extract audio from video files
- Generate a slideshow from a series of images
- Generate a video from an image sequence
- Encode video for Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max
- Convert a GIF to a video
- Implement HTTP Live Streaming (HLS)
- Implement MPEG-Dash using Transloadit
- Insert an ad into a video at a specific time
- Surround a video with a frame using a watermark
- Join multiple videos sharing one audio track
- Crop a video to fit a LinkedIn feed post
- Manipulate video playback speeds
- Merge an audio and a video file
- Merge an audio file and an image to generate a video
- Merge audio into video at a specific time
- Merge an audio file with a video file, keeping the shortest input stream duration intact
- Remove a green screen from a video
- Rotate a video clip by 90 degrees
- Apply a watermark to videos
Related blog posts
- Auto Rotation for iPhone Videos November 19, 2010
- We Have Added Support for WebM April 27, 2011
- Adding Support for Audio Encoding November 21, 2011
- Merging Image and Audio Files to Create Videos August 7, 2013
- Helping Coursera Bring Education to Millions Around the World February 11, 2015
- Upgrading Encoding Engines July 31, 2015
- Adding Four New Robots to Our Family! September 24, 2015
- Adding support for MPEG-Dash October 11, 2016
- How we secured a spot in thoughtbot’s toolkit May 19, 2017
- Launching Turbo Mode in public beta November 15, 2018
- An introduction to the Subtitle Robot December 6, 2018
- The importance of a watermark: new watermark parameters February 20, 2019
- Fine-tuning your video: the audio delay parameter March 12, 2019
- Tutorial: Using /video/merge to develop video slideshows June 14, 2019
- How does video compression work? May 2, 2023
- MP4 vs. MKV – what should you be using? June 27, 2023
