Video Metadata
Inspect video and audio streams, codecs, duration, bitrate, resolution and container metadata with FFprobe.
About Video Metadata
Inspect video and audio streams, codecs, duration, bitrate, resolution and container metadata with FFprobe. FFprobe inspects the file streams and container without transcoding the media.
How to use Video Metadata
Upload a video and run the inspection. FFprobe reads the container and stream information and ToolFlow displays codecs, resolution, duration, bitrate and other available technical fields.
When Video Metadata is useful
- Check technical properties before importing a file into another application.
- Identify codecs, dimensions, versions or metadata when troubleshooting compatibility.
- Document file characteristics without converting or rewriting the source.
Practical tips
- Keep the original media file until you have checked the converted result.
- Re-encoding can change quality and file size; avoid repeated conversions between lossy formats.
- Large or long media files take more server time, so use the shortest source that meets your needs.
Video Metadata FAQ
Does Video Metadata change my original input?
No. ToolFlow works on a temporary upload or submitted value and returns a separate result. Your local original is not overwritten.
Do I need to install software to use Video Metadata?
No browser extension or desktop application is required. Some file tools depend on server modules such as FFmpeg, GD, Poppler or LibreOffice being enabled by the site operator.
Privacy and file handling
Uploaded files are processed in temporary server storage. ToolFlow attempts to delete temporary source and output files after processing or delivery. Do not upload material you are not authorized to process. See the Прыватнасць for details.