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SVT-AV1 sits in Video Codecs as the open-source AV1 encoder that most free Windows converters call on when you choose AV1 output.

The free, open-source RAW editor people move to when the Lightroom subscription stops being worth it - non-destructive, GPL, and no account.

AIMP is a free audio player for Windows that plays almost every music format and adds converting, ripping and tag editing.

The free command-line downloader for video and audio from thousands of sites - open source, no ads, and updated almost weekly as sites break it.

VLC Media Player is the free, open-source player that opens almost any video or audio file with no codec pack to install.

Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime is a system component that other Windows programs rely on to display their interface.

Jellyfin Server puts you in complete control of your media library with subscription-free streaming across all devices.

Kindle Comic Converter is the free, open-source tool that reformats CBZ, CBR, PDF and image folders into ebooks that fill an e-reader screen properly.

QontrolPanel is the leading open-source audio device switcher, replacing Microsoft's slow Sound settings menu with one-click input and output switching directly from the system tray.

Google Chrome Portable is a self-contained build of Google's Chromium-based browser that runs directly from a USB drive, cloud folder, or local folder on Windows 10 and 11.

Video Editors help you cut, merge, and enhance footage with effects, transitions, and audio tools for professional-quality results.

FFmpeg is the command-line multimedia engine that most other conversion, encoding and streaming tools on this site quietly run on.

dav1d is VideoLAN's free AV1 decoding library, the engine that gives players and filters their AV1 playback rather than a program you open.