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The Ultimate Guide to Using Google Drive for Image and Video Hosting
Google Drive is a cloud storage and file-sharing solution. Here's what to know about using it for image and video hosting, especially when automating tasks.
How to Make Instagram's Boomerang Effect with FFmpeg
Instagram's Boomerang effect can add an interesting twist to videos. Learn how to create and offer this fun feature to your users using FFmpeg.
A Basic Guide to Simple and Signed URLs for Image Generation
Simple and signed URLs are another way to generate Bannerbear images. In this article, learn when to use them and when to explore alternatives instead.
How to Create Business Cards with QR Codes Using Bannerbear (Node.js)
This article shows you how to create business cards with automatically generated QR codes on them easily using Bannerbear. You will also learn how to batch-create the business cards from a CSV file.
3 Ways to Generate Open Graph Images Automatically
Open Graph images add context to a link and capture user attention on social media. Boost your impact with custom-branded images—generated automatically.
Converting Video and Audio Formats Using FFmpeg
In this article, you'll learn how to convert various media file formats like MKV, MP4, MOV, WebM, MP3, etc. using the powerful command-line tool, FFmpeg.
How to Auto-Generate Unique Gift Cards with Open AI and Bannerbear (Node.js)
By utilizing different APIs, you can automate the design and creation of gift cards effortlessly. Let's learn how to automatically generate batches of unique cards using OpenAI API and Bannerbear.
Creating a GIF Maker: How to Add Text to GIFs with FFmpeg
Adding a free tool to your website could be a good way to attract traffic and reach out to the cold audience. Learn how to add text to GIFs using FFmpeg to create a GIF maker for your website in this article
How to Use FFMpeg in Python (with Examples)
Integrating FFmpeg's powerful media manipulation capabilities into your Python code becomes easy with the “ffmpeg-python” library. With a few lines of code, you can convert media formats, edit videos, extract audio, and more within your Python applications.
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