Shutter Encoder is one of the best video converter software, it handles images and audio too. It has been designed by video editors in order to be as accessible and efficient as possible.

Shutter Encoder makes use of FFmpeg to handle its encoding, allowing support for almost every codec you've ever heard of, and many more you haven't. Don't just take our word for it though, Avid themselves recommend Shutter Encoder as part of your Media Composer and ProTools ingesting workflow.

Total Control over Encoding

Shutter Encoder has a panel containing a large number of settings. This includes access to powerful FFmpeg capabilities like duplicate frame detection, framerate interpolation, analytical tools, and deinterlacing with a number of filters available.

You don't need to be an expert in encoding to use Shutter Encoder, but if you are, you're going to appreciate the power it gives you.

Trim and Cut your Videos

You have the ability to choose exactly which part of your video gets included in the output file through an intuitive trimming interface. You'll be able to see exactly where those cuts will take place with the built-in video player.

With some codecs, you'll able to do this losslessy and extremely quickly thanks to the innovative "Cut without re-encoding" feature.

Fine-Tune your Image

Shutter encoder includes a powerful image adjustement tab, allowing you to adjust colours, apply LUTs, and convert color spaces right in the application.

This feature even supports raw image formats like .nef, .cr2 but also .psd, .pdf, .png, .jpg and more.

Powerful Cropping Support

By using the "Image cropping" section you will have the possibility to quickly and easily crop your images as well as your videos.

You can define your frame precisely by writing directly your values in pixels or simply select a preset.

Generate and Burn-in Clip Information

Shutter Encoder allows you to burn clip names, text, and timecode into your video, perfect for rough cuts and drafts! No timecode? No problem, Shutter can generate one for you!

You can even specify a timecode offset so it doesn't have to start from 0.

What's New

  • Added "Intel Quick Sync" hardware acceleration for Linux
  • Added 'Identify speakers' option for "Audio transcription" function
  • Improved installer package
  • Improved video player performance
  • Improved timecode display with drop-frame videos
  • Improved naming convention for surround audio files
  • Fixed splash screen freeze
  • Fixed bug with file hanging
  • Fixed bugs with presets loading
  • Fixed bugs with video player's buffer
  • Fixed bug with 'Total length of file' option
  • Fixed bugs with 'Record screen/device' option
  • Fixed bug with "XAVC" & "XAVC Long GOP" functions
  • Rollback to XPDF tool for PDF conversion
  • Removed unused binary architecture for Mac
  • Various corrections
  • Various improvements