Controls on demand.
They disappear as playback begins.
LinuxPlayerGet lost in the video.
Get lost in the video.
Not the player.
Beautiful playback, built for Linux.
The viewing experienceOnly the video,
Only the video,
when you want it.
Stay in the picture.
Lock the interface to show only video.
Every action feels clear.
Subtle feedback for play, pause, and seeking.
Mini-playerYour video
Your video
comes along.
Keep watching in a compact window while you work.
Project notes Media Downloads
Today’s work
Canvas previewOne video.
One video.
Every frame.
Try a new canvas ratio without changing the file.
Source video16:9 · unchanged
Canvas preview16:9 · Fit
Canvas ratio
Video in canvas
Your video stays untouched. Feature guide
A closer look
See it in action.
Playback
View original screenshotInstall LinuxPlayer.
Questions.
How do I see only the video?
Playback hides the controls automatically. Click the lock in the header or press H to keep them hidden. Move the pointer to reveal a temporary unlock button, or press H again.
What video formats work?
LinuxPlayer uses the system's libmpv and FFmpeg libraries. Format support depends on the codecs available on your distribution.
Can I make it my default player?
Yes. Choose "Make default video player" on the opening screen or in More options. The app updates supported file associations for your user account after you click.
Does canvas preview export a new video?
No. Ratios show how a video fits or crops inside a canvas during playback. Your original file stays unchanged.
Where can I get help?
Email contact@teamkrope.com, see the support guide or ask in GitHub Discussions.