The FFmpeg Toolkit solves a critical pain point for Claude Code developers working with video and audio: manual FFmpeg command construction. Instead of memorizing complex filter chains or debugging ffmpeg syntax errors, developers get production-ready TypeScript classes that handle audio normalization, subtitle rendering, video concatenation, and full video editing. This toolkit has been battle-tested on over 100 YouTube videos, providing reliable, model-invoked automation that works consistently across different project configurations.
The FFmpeg Toolkit consists of four specialized skills that work together to automate common video production tasks. The free tier includes /ffmpeg-toolkit:audio-processor for audio normalization, trimming, concatenation, and format conversion. Pro tier skills add advanced capabilities: /ffmpeg-toolkit:subtitle-filter for TikTok-style word-by-word subtitles with multi-language font support, /ffmpeg-toolkit:video-concat for professional scene transitions using xfade effects, and /ffmpeg-toolkit:video-editor for complete video composition including Ken Burns effects and formula overlays. All skills are designed to be model-invoked rather than user-invocable, meaning Claude automatically selects the appropriate tool based on the task context.
/plugin marketplace add http://168.107.56.106/ffmpeg-toolkit/.claude-plugin/ /plugin install ffmpeg-toolkit@clickaround
After installation, ensure you have ffmpeg installed on your system and Node.js 18+. Start with the free audio processor skill by asking Claude to normalize audio levels in your project files or convert PCM output from TTS services to MP3. The toolkit handles automatic padding, crossfade transitions, and format conversion without requiring you to write any ffmpeg commands. For Pro features, purchase a license at http://168.107.56.106/ffmpeg-toolkit/ and place the license key in ~/.claude/plugins/ffmpeg-toolkit/license.txt.
Consider an educational developer creating Korean language learning shorts. They need to combine multiple short video clips with synchronized subtitles and smooth transitions. Using the FFmpeg Toolkit, they can: (1) process raw audio recordings with audio-processor to normalize volume levels, (2) generate TikTok-style word-by-word subtitles with subtitle-filter using appropriate Korean fonts, (3) concatenate the video clips with professional fade transitions using video-concat, and (4) combine everything into a final video with video-editor including Ken Burns zoom effects on static images. Each step is handled by a dedicated TypeScript class with comprehensive error handling and proper resource management, eliminating the need for fragile shell script pipelines.
This pack is free under MIT. If you want the entire ClickAround Creator Pro bundle (all 7 packs, 26 skills, lifetime updates, Discord, monthly Q&A), grab it for a one-time price: