Video processing operations accessible through a single REST API.
Run any FFmpeg command via API. Sandboxed cloud execution, pay per job.
Add image and text watermarks to video and images programmatically.
Generate styled QR codes with 9 content types via API.
Extract captions with AI transcription or burn subtitles into video.
Automatically detect and blur faces and license plates in video.
Convert between video formats with codec and quality control.
Compose multi-clip videos with text, audio, and transitions.
6 MCP tools for video processing from Claude, GPT, and other AI agents.
Forensic video watermarking with VideoSeal. Survives re-encoding and cropping.
FFmpeg as a Service and MCP integration are fully live. Run any FFmpeg command via the REST API, or have AI agents drive video jobs through 6 MCP tools. Higher-level operations (managed watermarking, captioning, GDPR redaction, transcoding presets) are on the roadmap and accessible via raw FFmpeg in the meantime.
FFmpeg is the most battle-tested media processing tool — every major video platform uses it. Building Rendobar on FFmpeg means reliable behavior, predictable output, and the same filters and codecs you'd use locally. Higher-level features will be FFmpeg pipelines too, just packaged with sensible defaults.
Yes. Email [email protected] with your use case. Coming-soon features ship faster when paying customers ask for them. We don't take requests for planned items unless they map to a real workflow you'd build today.
Yes — anything FFmpeg can read, Rendobar can process. The live FFmpeg backend handles video, audio, image, and subtitle inputs. Watermarking, QR generation, and other coming-soon features will follow the same auto-detection model, but for now you can do all of it today via raw FFmpeg commands.
No — MCP tools wrap the same REST API. The 6 MCP tools (submit_job, get_job, list_jobs, probe_media, get_account, upload_media) are 1:1 with REST endpoints. Use whichever fits your client. AI agents prefer MCP because tool-calling is native; humans and apps use REST.