Alenia Porter - Universal multimedia optimizer for image, video & audio.

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High-performance universal media optimizer for images, video, and audio. Built with Nuitka and Go, with auto-GPU acceleration and crash-safe fallback. - Kaia-Alenia/Alenia-Porter

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Hi Product Hunt! I'm thrilled to introduce Alenia Porter—a high-performance, universal multimedia optimizer built for creators, developers, and video editors. We originally built this to optimize assets for game engines, but quickly realized everyone needs a fast, reliable tool to compress and convert images, video, and audio without the hassle of configuring dependencies. Alenia Porter comes with FFmpeg embedded, meaning zero setup is required! Key Features: All-in-one: Optimize audio (OGG/OPUS), video (WebM/MP4), and images (WebP/JPG). Two Flavors: A sleek IDE (GUI) for ease of use, and a powerful CLI for automation. Cross-Platform & Open Source: Available for Windows, macOS, and Linux, and 100% free. I'd love to hear your feedback, thoughts, or any feature requests you might have. I'll be here answering questions. Thanks for checking it out!

Would love to see a simple drag-and-drop batch queue with live preview of file size savings before processing. Helps a lot when triaging hundreds of images or clips at once instead of optimizing them one by one.

 Thanks for the feedbac, I actually have this planned, but I've run into quite a few complications along the way. That being said, I'm still working hard to figure it out and make it happen

Built with Nuitka and Go is a cool combo. One thing that would help me a lot is a simple GUI or even a drag and drop folder mode, since right now it seems command line only and that can be a blocker for less technical teammates. Could the team add a lightweight desktop shell that just calls the same engine underneath?

 Hey! Sorry for the late reply. Regarding your question, there are currently two versions: the CLI and the Alenia Porter IDE. The IDE version is shown in the white-background screenshots where you can see the 'select file or folder' option. The CLI offers more freedom for advanced users, but the IDE is simple, straightforward, and user-friendly for everyone.