Filters

The headline feature of the next wave: a first-class filter graph API, with one documentation page per filter — params, runnable PHP examples, the equivalent ffmpeg CLI, gotchas, and (soon) a live in-browser playground.

The goal is unapologetic: documentation good enough that you reach for these pages instead of the FFmpeg manual — the way Tailwind’s docs became the better reference for CSS.

Try the playground

Filters aren’t shipped in the extension yet — but you can already feel them in the Playground: tweak parameters and see real FFmpeg (compiled to WebAssembly) filter a sample frame live in your browser, with the PHP and ffmpeg CLI generated as you go.

Note

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Each filter page will follow a single strict template (parameter table, examples, gotchas, FFmpeg provenance) so the catalog is consistent across hundreds of filters.