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Replace Expensive Video APIs: Build Your Own Video Editor with Next.js & FFmpeg.wasm (Save $$)
Mar 3, 2026
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a complete video editor in nextJS in the
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browser. So if you're wanting tired of
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using expensive video APIs to actually
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edit your videos, you can use this free
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editor that I built in nextJS.
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It entirely works in the browser. There
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is no back end to it. So this is
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actually the demo of the application. So
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once you go to this project, you create
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a project here. Then you simply
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redirected to the timeline based editor.
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So once you actually select the video
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file that you need to edit simply add
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this to the timeline section and now the
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video will play. So this is an entire
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project in nextJS. All the files are
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customizable. You can customize it and
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add additional features as well. So we
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are using latest version of next. So you
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can directly purchase the source code of
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this project. I have given the link in
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the description. So it also have the
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ability to actually cut the video. Let's
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suppose I only want to get the first 6
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seconds. I can split the video into two
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parts. And now I can delete this. So I
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can even add some random text here as
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well. So you can see how easy it is
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inside the timeline section. You can
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actually control.
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You can even change the color of the
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text as well. Just change it to whatever
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watermark text that you want to add. And
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just you can place it here like this.
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Same thing you can do this for images as
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well. So if you are looking forward to
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adding a image
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and just split this can just see how
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easy it is. Again you can control
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the width and the height of the image.
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The X and the Y position. You can place
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it however you want to.
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So once you're done with the making the
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changes, you have the button to export
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the videos. So once you export this,
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ffmppg web assembly will do the
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processing entirely in the browser. It
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will also show you this nice little
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progress bar. So once it completes, you
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will see the output video created. So
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this is a fully fleshed project guys.
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You can directly purchase the full
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source code. The link is given in the
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description. After that you will get the
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source code from Google drive. You can
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customize each line of code here. Once
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you get this, so this is a overall
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project in nextJS.
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So we have used ffmpg web assembly
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library for building this. So this
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allows you to execute ffmpg directly in
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the browser.
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So this has this nice little progress
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bar. So you can easily deploy this
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application and earn a lot of revenue
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using advertisement and also you can
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start a SAS app software as a service
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and just implement some subscription
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based feast. So whenever user comes to
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the tool they will pay some fees and
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then use the tool.
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So in this way you can replace the
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expensive video APIs and instead use
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this free editor that I developed.
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So once it completes you will see the
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output video created and then you can
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download this very simply.
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So text images all are added. So the
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link is given in the description.