New 0.7.0 is out — element swap, tags tab and a new icon

GstPipelineStudio

The visual way to build GStreamer pipelines.
Drag, drop, and play multimedia workflows without writing a single command. Built with Rust and GTK4 for Linux, Windows, and macOS.

Get Started View on GitLab

What's New in 0.7

Element swap, a tags tab, nodes colored by type and a new icon

New

Swap Element

Right-click a node and pick Swap element to replace it with an alternative filling the same role. Candidates are matched by media type and the graph is re-arranged afterwards.

New

Tags Tab

A new Tags tab next to Messages lists every tag posted on the bus, with the source element, tag name and value.

New

Smarter Suggestions

Suggestions now link to a compatible element already in the graph, such as a dangling sink, instead of adding a duplicate.

New

Nodes Colored by Type

Sources, transforms and sinks each get their own color in every GraphView palette, and GPS has a new application icon on all platforms.

New

Keyboard & Sorting

Space toggles play/pause and S stops the pipeline. Element and pipeline lists can be sorted by any column.

New

German Translation

GPS now speaks German too, alongside French and Spanish, translated through Weblate. New languages are welcome.

Read the full 0.7.0 release notes →

Features

Visual Pipeline Builder

Drag and drop GStreamer elements to build complex multimedia pipelines.

Real-time Debugging

Monitor pipeline state and view logs with the integrated debug console, with colored error and warning levels.

Property Editor

Fine-tune element properties in real-time, with an element details panel right beside them.

Element Browser

Search every GStreamer element, with its klass, rank and media type shown at a glance.

Save & Export

Save pipelines to files, copy the equivalent gst-launch description, and share them with your team.

Cross-Platform

Native GTK4 and libadwaita application for Linux, Windows, and macOS.