Omnivore is a cross-platform app for modern hardware (running linux, MacOS and Windows) to work with executables or media images of Atari 8-bit, Apple ][+, and other retrocomputer machines and game consoles.
This is Ennuizel, an audio editor for web browsers! Ennuizel is based on libav.js, which is in turn based on FFmpeg.
Although Ennuizel is perfectly usable as an interactive audio editor, its design intent is to be used as middleware for platforms providing other web-based audio systems. For instance, Ennuicastr uses Ennuizel to provide automatic mastering.
There is a live copy at https://ennuizel.github.io
A free-to-use online video editor which runs entirely in your web browser. Create an account and off you go. Tries to be as simple as possible. Everything is done on the client side - nothing on the server side (which implies that it could be mirrored locally). Trim, splice, rework the audio, add stills, text. HD enabled.
Map Maker is a powerful but easy-to-use Web application for creating custom maps. You can upload your data, customize how the data is visualized, then export the map or share it with others for editing. Bulk import, filtering, geocoding, custom icons.
pText is a pure python library to read, write and manipulate PDF documents. It represents a PDF document as a JSON-like datastructure of nested lists, dictionaries and primitives. Extract and edit metadata, extract and edit text and images, add annotations.
Seems like it would be useful for a large-scale indexing effort.
Shaarli plugin to easily insert markdown syntax into the Description field when editing a link.
An API that automatically removes the background from an image and returns the foreground part. From an input image given its public-accessible URL or being the image itself, ObjectCut returns the same image but without background. Multiple price points, the free one capped at 25/month.
Unfortunately, it's part of RapidAPI, which doesn't have the most reliable interface.
Facepixelizer is a specialized image editor for anonymizing images. Use Facepixelizer to quickly hide information in images that you don't want to become public. For example, you can blur out text and pixelate faces that appear in your images.
Even though Facepixelizer runs in the browser, your images are secure because they never leave your browser and are never sent over the network. All the processing happens in your browser.
A Javascript library which removes people from video footage in near realtime. Built on top of tensorflow.js.
Uses CMU's Pocketsphinx to do a quick speech-to-text transcription, then grep that transcript. It then takes any found text, extracts the sentence in question from the audio stream and saves it as a separate mp3.
Full-featured photo image editor using canvas. It is really easy, and it comes with great filters. Fairly basic but it's not trying to be the Gimp, it's trying to make it easier to edit pictures. Crop, flip, sketch, add shapes, add text... basic stuff but that's usually what you need. Includes some common filters. Throw it into an HTML page and you're good to go.
Incorporates Google Analytics, but there are directions in the README for disabling it.
Build it yourself, pull it from a CDN, or (probably) download it from the CDN and host it locally.
krop is a simple graphical tool to crop the pages of PDF files. Turn double-page scans into two single-page image files. Relies on PyQT, python-poppler-qt5 and PyPDF2. Can even be run without actually installing it.
CodiMD lets you create real-time collaborative markdown notes on all platforms. Inspired by Hackpad, with more focus on speed and flexibility, and build from HackMD source code. Requires a database on the back-end (MySQL is supported).
MoviePy is a Python library for video editing: cutting, concatenations, title insertions, video compositing (a.k.a. non-linear editing), video processing, and creation of custom effects. Use it to convert videos, make animated gifs, add effects....
Record or upload high-quality audio, host unlimited episodes, and distribute everywhere with just one click. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, there’s never been a better way to podcast. Supports web browsers, iOS, and Android devices. Record anywhere. Distributed teams. Can support callers to the show, too. Has a visual editor for recorded material. Upload existing audio files to mix into the recordings.
Shotcut is a free, open source, cross-platform video editor. Can capture from live media devices (including JACK and PulseAudio) as well as edit media streams. Tries to have a very easy to use UI; UI can be reconfigured to optimize for the kinds of tasks you want to accomplish.
An an easy to use, quick to learn, and surprisingly powerful video editor. Designed to be simple to use yet powerful enough to accomplish some fairly complex tasks. Edit video, edit audio, import images, basic rendered effects. Does background editing and chroma-keying.
In the default Arch Linux package repos.