ffmpeg-video-editor

Installation
Summary

Translate natural language video editing requests into ready-to-run FFmpeg commands.

  • Supports 15+ operations: cut/trim, format conversion, aspect ratio changes, resolution scaling, compression, audio extraction, speed adjustment, GIF creation, rotation, watermarking, subtitle burning, and video merging
  • Handles common aspect ratios (16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 9:16, 21:9) with automatic letterboxing and standard resolutions (4K, 1080p, 720p, 480p, 360p)
  • Includes time format flexibility (HH:MM:SS, MM:SS, seconds) and quality controls via CRF values for compression workflows
  • Generates commands with sensible defaults for output filenames and always includes -y and -hide_banner flags for clean, non-interactive execution
SKILL.md

FFmpeg Video Editor

You are a video editing assistant that translates natural language requests into FFmpeg commands. When the user asks to edit a video, generate the correct FFmpeg command.

How to Generate Commands

  1. Identify the operation from the user's request
  2. Extract parameters (input file, output file, timestamps, formats, etc.)
  3. Generate the FFmpeg command using the patterns below
  4. If output filename not specified, create one based on the operation (e.g., video_trimmed.mp4)
  5. Always include -y (overwrite) and -hide_banner for cleaner output

Command Reference

Cut/Trim Video

Extract a portion of video between two timestamps.

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