FormatLab PRO - Convert or Compress Video Audio Formats In One Click

FormatLab is the one to reach for when the file is large and the deadline is close. Twenty-five output formats reads like a spec-sheet number, but in practice it means never looking up a codec flag again just to get a video playing on the machine you are handing it to.

Compression is the other half. There is a real difference between making a file smaller and making it worse, and the quality controls exist so you can find that line yourself rather than accept whatever a website decided on your behalf.

It handles full HD films and long recordings without complaint, and it does the work locally. For anything you would rather not hand to a free online converter, that matters more than any feature in the list.

Written by Rishabh Bhardwaj

About FormatLab:

FormatLab is a powerful audio and video converter that supports 4K resolution and a wide range of codecs.

Features:

Convert all popular video and audio formats with lossless compression.
Extract HD audio from any video files.
Adjust video quality and frame rate (FPS).
Supports surround sound (5.1 and 7.1 channels).
Hardware acceleration with GPU for faster conversions.
Batch convert multiple files at once.
Drag and drop files for quick use.
Built-in CPU usage monitor during conversion.
Wide format support: H.264, HEVC, VP9, AAC, MP3, FLAC and more.

What Sets FormatLab Apart?

Easy-to-use interface for hassle-free conversions.
Faster conversions with hardware-accelerated GPU support.
Supports up to 8K videos with all popular formats.

Supported Video Formats

mp4, mkv, mov, avi, webm, wmv, flv, mpeg, mpg, m2ts, 3gp, vob, ts, ogv, f4v, mxf, asf, hevc, m2v, mts, wtv

Supported Audio Formats

aac, mp3, wav, flac, m4a, ogg, wma, opus, aiff, dts, ac3, mp2, voc, ra, tta, wv, caf, m4r

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Rishabh Bhardwaj Developer, Warlord Softwares

I build the desktop apps you see here, on my own. A software developer by profession and a Linux user by choice — most of these tools started as something I wanted on my own machine.