“Rendi made it simple, cost-effective and easy to cut, edit, and merge video clips at scale for our clients.”Carl Taylor, CEO, automationagency.com
Want to dive right in? Check out the tutorial in our dashboard to run your first FFmpeg command online:
Create a GIF with FFmpeg in Rendi in just 3 clicks - free and no strings attached
How It Works
Rendi operates through batch processing: submit your FFmpeg command, Rendi processes it in the cloud, and returns the results to you. Here is how a typical FFmpeg command is executed in rendi:- Send your FFmpeg command via an HTTP POST
- Rendi processes it on its servers and stores the output files
- Receive a notification upon completion, either through HTTP Polling or Webhook
- Download the output files
With Rendi you get
- 99.9% uptime commitment
- Easy integration — just use HTTP REST in an environment of your choice: Python, NodeJS, Zapier, make, n8n, etc
- No lock-in with custom interfaces — pure FFmpeg with all its expressivity
- No learning curve (well, after you’ve mastered FFmpeg syntax…)
- Optimized FFmpeg execution run time
- No boot time — our servers are always up and auto-scaling with load balancing
- No video length limit — videos over 45 min not a problem
- No processing length limit — long-running process not a problem
All the examples on our site use curl commands for straightforward HTTP
requests. You can run the same requests in the environment of your choice -
Python, NodeJS, n8n, etc.
How to use Rendi?
Rendi in Action
Check out a few common use case examples
Youtube Tutorial
Demonstrating how to run FFmpeg Commands in Rendi using Postman with files
from Google Drive
Make integration
Rendi’s documentation on how to run FFmpeg online in Make
Zapier integration
Rendi’s documentation on how to run FFmpeg online in Zapier
Chained FFmpeg Commands
API documentation for running multiple FFmpeg commands together - shortening
overall processing time
Run FFprobe
API documentation for analyzing media files with FFprobe online and storing them in Rendi
Ready to integrate?
The best way to understand Rendi is to send it an FFmpeg command. Start with our 2-minute quickstart to generate your first GIF with FFmpeg online:Quickstart
Run your first FFmpeg command in Rendi