Guides
Guides to help you build videos using our Editframe API and toolbox.
Add music to an image using FFmpeg
This tutorial will show you how to combine an image and an audio file into a video programmatically using two methods—FFmpeg, and the Editframe video API
Turn your Figma designs into a video pipeline with Editframe and Node JS
This guide will walk through the process of building that automated workflows using Figma along with the developer-friendly tools Editframe and Node.js.
Add a New Audio Source to your Video using FFmpeg and Editframe
In this guide, we’ll walk through how to add an audio file to a video without removing the original video's audio using two methods––FFmpeg, and the Editframe API.
Generate a Personalized Welcome Email Using Next.js, Amazon Polly, and the Editframe API
In this tutorial, we will show you how to use Next.js, MongoDB, Amazon Polly, and the Editframe SDK to send a personalized welcome video email to each new guest who signs up to receive your content
Add a Watermark to the Center of a Video with FFmpeg and Editframe
In this tutorial, we will walk through the process of programmatically adding a watermark to a video using two methods—FFmpeg, and Editframe
Merge multiple videos and add background music using FFmpeg and Editframe
Merging multiple videos into a single file is a simple and versatile process with widespread applications.
Add an audio waveform visualizer to a video using FFmpeg and Editframe
In this tutorial, we will show you how to quickly add a waveform to your videos using two methods, FFmpeg and Editframe.
Generate podcast video snippets using Node.js, AssemblyAI, and Editframe
we’ll show you how to use Node.js, AssemblyAI, and Editframe to do this programmatically.
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Add fade transitions (fade-in and fade-out) to a video using FFmpeg and Editframe
In this quick guide, you’ll learn how to use FFmpeg and Editframe to programmatically add fade-in and fade-out transitions to your videos.
How to Add Subtitles to Your Video Using FFmpeg
This guide will show you two programmatic approaches to adding subtitles to a video—one using FFmpeg, and another leveraging the Editframe video API.
Automatically turn images into a slideshow using FFmpeg and Editframe
In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to programmatically create a slideshow by merging and combining multiple images into a single video using two methods: FFmpeg, and Editframe.
How to create videos programmatically using TailwindCSS and Editframe API
Creating videos programmatically has become easier than ever with tools like TailwindCSS and Editframe API. By combining these two technologies, you can create stunning videos with minimal coding.
How to Trim, Cut, and Extract Your Video Clips Using FFmpeg
In this tutorial, we’ll dive into two methods for programmatically trimming, cutting, and extracting video clips—one using the free video editing library FFmpeg, and another that uses the Editframe API.
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Add new audio to video files with FFmpeg and Editframe (no mixing required!)
With Editframe and FFmpeg, you can add music to your videos and upload these enhanced files directly to social networks in just a few seconds.
Batch process an entire directory of videos or mp4s from a folder with FFmpeg and Editframe
In this tutorial, we’ll walk through the process of programmatically merging an entire directory of MP4 videos into a single file using FFmpeg.
Color grade your videos using FFmpeg and Editframe
This tutorial will explore two methods of programmatically color grading videos—FFmpeg, and Editframe.
How to Generate Open Graph Videos Using Editframe API and Next JS
Use the Editframe API to programmatically generate Open Graph videos for your app or website content.
How to install and start using FFMpeg in under 10 minutes
By the time you finish following along with this article, you’ll have installed FFmpeg on your platform of choice in under 10 minutes
Crossfade between two videos using FFmpeg
This guide walks you through how to create a crossfade between two mp4 videos using two methods—FFmpeg, and the Editframe API.
