1.5.2 - October 31, 2025
Added
Copy FFmpeg Command action in the Converter Form, to allow the user to inspect the command or run it by themselves in terminal.
Fixed
- CRF option removed from AVI as it is not actually available
- Applied
-pix_fmt yuv420p to all videos except .mov to broaden support when converting from specific/unsupported video codecs
API Changes
- Simplified/centralized a
buildVideoQuality factory for the AI tool
- Tidied up some logic in
convert-media.ts (the AI tool)
- Tidied up some unused exports (some were left because they will definitely come in handy in future updates)
1.5.1 - August 25, 2025
Fixed
- Simple quality not being properly applied
1.5.0 - August 12, 2025
Added
- Video conversion quality settings
- "More Conversion Settings (Advanced)": by default, video and audio will only show "lowest", "low", "medium", "high" and "highest" quality settings. By enabling "More Conversion Settings (Advanced)" in the extension preferences, the user will be shown a more fully-featured quality settings page, including CRF/VBR/VBR-2-PASS encoding mode, bitrate and more for video; bitrate, sample rate, bit depth, and more for audio
- Added lots more of supported formats as inputs
API Changes
- New type system for centralized values
1.4.2 - June 27, 2025
Added
- Specify custom FFmpeg path from the Raycast app's extension preferences (optional)
Removed
- FFmpegInstallPage.tsx: a page for specifying a custom FFmpeg path. Replaced by the proper handling of user preferences.
API Changes
- Re-flowed the lost FFmpeg handling to HelloPage.tsx, previously at FFmpegInstallPage.tsx
1.4.1 - June 26, 2025
Publish on windows
1.4.0 - June 25, 2025
Major rework of the installation of FFmpeg (way more streamline for non-brew users), future-proof (for when Raycast will support more platforms than MacOS)
Added
- New auto-installation of FFmpeg (extension dependency)
- Auto-detect and auto-use of system FFmpeg if found on system and version 6.0+
- Possibility to give the extension a custom path to a FFmpeg 6.0+ binary executable (on the Welcome page, under actions, ⚙ Specify Local FFmpeg Path (Advanced))
- Icons for all actions
Removed
- The previous 'NotInstalled.tsx' page, where the user would be guided to install FFmpeg via Homebrew. This has been replaced by the auto-detection or auto-installation
- Converting to .HEIC is now only possible on MacOS (not an issue since at the time of writing, Raycast is MacOS only). This is because HEIC is patent-encumbered and MacOS is the only OS (that we know of) that has a built-in utility containing libvips compiled with support for libheif, libde265 and x265
API Changes
- Custom FFmpeg installation to environment.supportPath using a customised version of the ffmpeg-static npm package
- Added more categories to the extension
1.3.0 - May 27, 2025
Added
- Support for .jpeg, .tif, .bmp files as input (not to be mistaken with .jpg and .tiff which were already supported)
- Quality options for all image formats
Removed
- Quick Convert
- Now replaced by the main "Convert Media" command
- Since Convert Media now auto-selects the selected Finder files, no need for the Quick Convert action anymore
- The main "Convert Media" command is just as fast as was "Quick Convert". If you don't know what quality setting to choose, defaults are good.
Fixed
- Converting from and to .heic now works from and to any formats.
API Changes
- Rewrote nearly the whole extension
- Centralised convert-media.ts tool
- Centralised types in converter.ts
- Rewrote the file handling logic in ConverterForm.tsx
- Added quality handling logic for images
- Many more. See pull request for more info.
Enhanced README and added new metadata images - March 10, 2025
✨ AI Enhancements - February 21, 2025
1.2.0 - December 27, 2024
Added
- Added support for AVIF file format conversion.
- Added support for multiple file selection in Quick Convert command.
1.1.0 - December 24, 2024
Added
- Add support for webm file format conversion
1.0.1 - December 13, 2024
Fixed
- Fix HEIC file format conversion not working as expected.
Changed
- Refactor image conversion to use the sips command.
1.0.0 - December 11, 2024
Added
- Added support for HEIC file format conversion using the sips command.
- Fixed a bug where the Convert Media command would not work as expected.
0.2.0 - December 10, 2024
Added
- Added a new Quick Convert command that allows users to select a file in Finder, choose the desired format from a list, and convert it instantly.
- Integrated Finder selection for seamless file conversion:
- Automatically detects and pre-selects media files currently highlighted in Finder.
- Supports batch processing for multiple files
- Retains manual file selection as a fallback.
0.1.1 - November 15, 2024
Changed
- Added improvements to the ffmpeg installation check.
0.1.0 - November 15, 2024
Initial Release