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Chunkify documentation

Add video uploads, streaming, playback, and transcoding to your application.

Build with your coding agent

Give your coding agent the Chunkify skill. It connects to Chunkify MCP, inspects your application, and adds uploads, streaming, playback, and analytics using your existing framework and UI.

Add video streaming to your app
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Use the Chunkify skill at https://chunkify.dev/SKILL.md to add video streaming to my application. Connect Chunkify MCP, then add: - video uploads - playback with the Chunkify Player - webhooks that save the playback URL Follow my app's existing framework and UI.

Chunkify skill

Install the skill in Codex, Claude Code, or another agent and describe what you want to build.

Chunkify MCP

Connect your agent with OAuth and choose the Projects it can manage.

How it works

Chunkify turns a source video into a stream your application can play.

1

Add a Source

Point Chunkify at a hosted video URL or a file in your storage, or let viewers upload one with the Chunkify Uploader.

2

Create a video asset

Chunkify prepares the HLS stream, a poster, and timeline previews.

3

Play it

Chunkify sends asset.playback_ready to your webhook with the playback URL. Pass it to your player.

Prefer to write the integration yourself? Follow the quickstart to create your first video stream with an SDK.

Start with your goal

Stream video

Prepare videos for adaptive HLS playback, with a poster and timeline previews.

Transcode files

Convert videos into MP4, WebM, or M4A files with your own encoding settings.

Integrate

SDK

Call the Chunkify API from your server in TypeScript, Python, PHP, or Go.

Uploader

Add browser uploads with file selection, progress, and retries.

Player

Play HLS streams and MP4 files with customizable controls.

Analytics

Add playback tracking to your player and see how viewers watch.

Webhooks

Receive event notifications in your application and verify their signatures.

Storage and CDN

Choose where Chunkify stores sources and outputs, and deliver them through your CDN.

Reference

  • API Reference: endpoints, fields, and request examples.
  • CLI: transcode videos from your terminal.
  • Events: supported events, payloads, and delivery history.
  • Pricing: streaming preparation and transcoding rates.

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