FFbinaries.com
Download binary files for ffmpeg, ffprobe, ffserver and ffplay
You can grab what you need from the Downloads page, use the HTTP API or the Node.js module.
Binaries are available for Windows, Mac and Linux.
Components availability
Please consult Downloads page for availability of components.
ffplay
For example to use ffplay on Linux you'll have to stick to version 3.2 and even then it's available only for x86 and x86-64 platforms.
ffserver
ffserver has been deprecated and removed by the FFmpeg team in version 4.0.
Want to help?
I will be looking into compiling the binaries myself in the long term to provide full coverage of components as well as versions with and without proprietary codecs.
Get in touch via this repo's issues or pull requests if you'd like to help.
Updates
21st February 2021
Few branding updates - repos on GitHub have been moved to their own organisation, there's now a favicon; some text updates.
19th February 2020
Reached 3 million downloads.
Thank you for using FFbinaries in your projects.
23rd September 2019
Reached 2 million downloads.
28th August 2019
Added version 4.2 of FFmpeg suite.
12th February 2019
Reached 1 million downloads.
23rd January 2019
Added version 4.1 of FFmpeg suite.
12th July 2018
Added version 4.0 of FFmpeg suite.
19th March 2018
5 hour outage due to overzealous firewall rules kicking in.
Switched on CloudFlare Always Online to prevent this from happening in the future.
1st February 2018
Re-written API code.
Better templating system, listing all versions on the Downloads page, added HTTPS.
18th November 2017
Added support for versions 3.3 and 3.4 of FFmpeg suite.
You can still use previous versions by specifying the option in API or node module.
13th November 2016
Project started to facilitate delivery of statically linked FFmpeg to an Electron project.