ffmpeg webCLI
FreeA progressive web app that runs FFmpeg in the browser through ffmpeg.wasm, giving you a command-line style interface for editing and converting video. Processing is 100% local, so no data leaves your browser. Best for users already comfortable with FFmpeg commands.
How to install ffmpeg webCLI as a PWA
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