About This Software

XPlayer is a native Windows local media library for organizing, previewing, and working with videos, images, and audio stored on your PC.

Add your media folders, browse your library with fast thumbnails, preview files instantly, tag the moments you care about, and turn selected video clips into exportable video projects. XPlayer is designed for people who manage large local media collections and want a faster way to find, review, trim, and reuse their own footage.

Features

• Local media library: add folders as library roots and scan videos, images, and audio into one organized workspace.

• Fast browsing: switch between video, image, and audio views, search your library, and filter by folders, tags, and scan dates.

• Instant preview: select media to preview it in the built-in viewer, or open a dedicated playback view for a focused viewing experience.

• Video and image viewing: play videos, view images, zoom and pan images, and enter full-screen playback when you need a larger view.

• Tags for organization: tag media and use tags to quickly find related clips or build video projects from tagged moments.

• Video clip workflow: split clips, mark unwanted sections as hidden, merge adjacent sections, and keep useful ranges ready for playback or editing.

• Project editor: drag video clips and audio into a project timeline, adjust clip properties, preview the result, and prepare a single exported video.

• Export options: export projects to a video file with configurable output name, folder, resolution, frame rate, and orientation.

• Large-library performance: cached thumbnails, hover previews, background thumbnail processing, and virtualized lists help keep browsing responsive.

• Resilient local data: XPlayer stores library metadata, tags, clips, hidden sections, and projects separately from the original files, helping preserve your work when media is moved and rescanned.

• Steam Workshop support: share and discover video clip schemes, including cut and hidden-segment data. Workshop items share annotation data, not the original source video.

• Steam Cloud support for app data when configured through Steam.

• Native Windows interface with Fluent-style controls, Mica background support, system accent colors, and light/dark theme integration.

Designed for Local Media

XPlayer focuses on your own files. Your videos, images, and audio remain local, while XPlayer keeps a structured library of metadata, thumbnails, tags, clip ranges, projects, and Workshop annotation schemes around them.

Workshop Sharing

XPlayer's Steam Workshop integration is built for sharing video clip schemes. You can publish the useful structure around a video, such as which parts are kept, split, or hidden, so other users can discover and apply the same viewing plan when they have matching media.