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Work · February 17, 2026

Expi

Hey folks! For starter, I'm a 17+ senior cinematic designer (damn I'm getting old haha) and this tool is a culmination of many years of frustration or missing features or absolutely terrible UI/UX from other tools. So, I'm surmounting my anxiety of showing personal work and passion project, even after all these years, I'm still struggling on showing my work haha. It's been roughly two years now that I've been hard at work on creating my perfect little export/converting tool that I wish I had in my pocket for all my exporting needs. I've built https://getexpi.app ! It's…

Expi launched on February 17, 2026 with 9 votes, #1,123 of 16,628 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.

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What it does

NO. SUBSCRIPTION. Created by a senior cinematic designer who was tired of lackluster solutions, Expi is a desktop media conversion tool powered by FFmpeg. Convert, edit, manage videos, audio, and images between a bunch of formats locally on your computer. Fast, private, hardware-accelerated media processing for macOS and Windows. Perfect for content creators or any hobbyist that just need an app that works.

Expi is a desktop media conversion tool powered by FFmpeg. Convert videos, audio, and images between 200+ formats locally on your computer. Fast, private, hardware-accelerated media processing for macOS and Windows. Perfect for FFmpeg users who want a GUI, video editors, content creators, and anyone needing reliable media format conversion.

The premium local media converter & FFmpeg GUI. Process videos, audio, and images offline with 100% privacy. Crafted by a human who cares. Runs in your browser. Files never leave your device. Open full page One purchase. Lifetime access. No subscriptions, no recurring fees. Because that's how software should work. Install expi and start right away. CLI + MCP are bundled automatically, so your AI assistants and scripts can run conversions immediately. From import to export, expi streamlines your media workflow with a beautiful, native interface. Simply drag your files into expi . It instantly recognizes video, audio, and image formats, ready for conversion. Or paste a YouTube URL to download…from getexpi.app

In the maker’s words, at launch

Hey folks! For starter, I'm a 17+ senior cinematic designer (damn I'm getting old haha) and this tool is a culmination of many years of frustration or missing features or absolutely terrible UI/UX from other tools. So, I'm surmounting my anxiety of showing personal work and passion project, even after all these…

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