Cloudflare launches Streamline for custom video pipelines
Cloudflare has introduced Streamline, a developer tool that lets you build custom video-processing pipelines on their platform. With Streamline, you can add things like live annotations or burn-in subtitles to streams and videos—all running inside Cloudflare's stack. The system uses Cloudflare Workers, Containers, and networking protocols so processing keeps running even if a control session drops. You can try Streamline now to tailor video workflows to your needs.
- Enables live video customization like overlays and subtitles
- Streamline runs media processing in durable containers
- Cloudflare Workers manage control and monitoring
- Processing continues if the controlling session disconnects
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