FFmpeg API Metadata
FFmpeg API Metadata: decode media info instantly.
FFmpeg API Metadata is designed to parse and extract detailed technical information from media files, including video, audio, and subtitles. It processes uploads and returns key parameters such as format, codec, frame rate, sample rate, and more in a structured JSON format.
Use it when you need to quickly understand the technical specifications of a media file — for quality checks, conversion planning, or archival purposes. It eliminates the need to run raw FFmpeg commands or install additional software.
What sets this model apart is its ability to handle a wide range of common media formats and provide a clean, human-readable output, making it ideal for non-technical users who need file insights or developers automating media pipelines.
- Inspecting codec info before video editing
- Checking audio sample rate for podcast exports
- Verifying video resolution for streaming compliance
- Extracting subtitle track metadata
- Automated media asset validation in workflows
Reliably pulls technical metadata from common video and audio formats.
Returns clean JSON with all key parameters, easy to integrate into scripts or tools.
Works in-browser without installing extra software or command-line tools.
- Always upload the raw file, not an archived or compressed version.
- Use alongside a conversion model for optimal preprocessing.
- For live streams, upload a representative segment instead of the whole stream.
- Check the file extension matches the actual format for best results.
- May not support very rare or obsolete media formats.
- Does not extract embedded cover art or binary metadata chunks.
- Accuracy depends on file header integrity; corrupted files may produce partial results.
Generate a full metadata report with format, streams, codecs, bitrates, and creation date from this video.
List all subtitle tracks in this MKV file with their language tags and codec info.
Tell me if this FLAC file is truly lossless by showing the sample rate, bit depth, and compression ratio.
If true, includes deeper technical details like pixel format, color space, and codec tag.
How you want the metadata returned — JSON, plain text, or table. Default is JSON.
Choose which streams to analyze: video, audio, subtitle, or all. Default shows all.
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What file formats does it support?
Most common video (MP4, MKV, AVI, MOV) and audio (MP3, FLAC, WAV, AAC) formats are supported.
Can it extract metadata from subtitle tracks?
Yes, it identifies subtitle tracks and returns their language and format information.
Does it modify the uploaded file?
No, the model only reads metadata and does not alter or store the file.