🎬 unified interface for expressing rendering streams for ffmpeg and <canvas>. You can use the <canvas> render to build a fast editing experience in the browser (at Threads we're even using this on mobile devices), then use FFMPEG to render an optimised, high resolution mp4/jpeg/etc. output.
Due to ffmpeg's wide format support and extensive list of filters, this works well for both videos and static images.
N.B. This is just the basic building block for video/image editing experiences. We don't provide any reference editor.
yarn add video-renderer