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DVDFab

Commercial suite for ripping, copying and converting DVDs, Blu-rays and video.

Updated · AppBreakup editorial · Windows, macOS

Is DVDFab free?

No, it's a paid product

DVD Ripper price:
$59.49

Checked on DVDFab's site Nov 8, 2026

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About DVDFab

DVDFab is a long-running commercial suite of disc and video tools. Its best-known products are DVD Ripper, Blu-ray Ripper and DVD Copy, which read protected discs and convert them into MP4, MKV and over a thousand other video and audio formats, with presets for phones and TVs, lossless MKV passthrough, hardware-accelerated encoding and OCR to turn disc subtitles into SRT files. Newer modules add AI upscaling and SDR-to-HDR conversion, a basic editor, and metadata files for media servers. Each tool is sold separately, with bundles that combine them, and there are free trials and limited free versions. It runs on Windows and macOS. Pricing is the main drawback: the catalogue is large and bundles add up quickly, and some features, like subtitle OCR, are Windows-only.

Best for: People who want one paid tool to rip and compress protected DVDs and Blu-rays for any device.

DVDFab pricing (checked Nov 8, 2026)

Each line is quoted from DVDFab's own site, with the page it came from.

Plan or termWhat it saysCheckedSource
DVD Ripper price$59.49Nov 8, 2026dvdfab.cn
DVD Copy price$42.50Nov 8, 2026dvdfab.cn
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Pros and cons

What works

  • Rips protected discs and compresses in one step
  • Huge range of output formats and device presets
  • Hardware-accelerated encoding
  • Subtitle OCR to SRT on Windows

Why people leave

  • Each module is sold separately, so costs add up
  • No Linux version
  • Subtitle OCR is Windows-only

DVDFab vs HandBrake, Wondershare UniConverter and MakeMKV

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AttributeDVDFabHandBrakeWondershare UniConverterMakeMKV
PricingPaidOpen sourcePaidFree plan + paid
Verified price$59.49—US$45.99 a year (Yearly Plan, Windows)—
Free planNoFree appNoYes
Open sourceNoYesNoNo
Self-hostableNoNoNoNo
PlatformsWindows, macOSWindows, macOS, LinuxWindows, macOSWindows, macOS, Linux

Top DVDFab alternatives

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  1. 1HandBrake logo
    HandBrake

    Free and open source for compressing video, if your discs aren't copy-protected.

    79.8
  2. 2Wo
    Wondershare UniConverter

    Paid all-in-one converter with DVD burning, compression and editing, for people mainly converting files rather than ripping discs.

    74.4
  3. 3MakeMKV logo
    MakeMKV

    Lossless disc backups with free DVD ripping and a single one-time licence for Blu-ray.

    68.8
  4. 4Any Video Converter logo
    Any Video Converter

    Free tier converts and downloads video in many formats, covering the everyday DVDFab conversion jobs at no cost.

    55.9
  5. 5VLC media player logo
    VLC media player

    Free player with a basic convert feature for occasional, unprotected rips.

    52.6

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DVDFab: common questions

What is DVDFab?

DVDFab: Commercial suite for ripping, copying and converting DVDs, Blu-rays and video. Best for people who want one paid tool to rip and compress protected DVDs and Blu-rays for any device. Available for Windows and macOS.

Is DVDFab free?

No, DVDFab is a paid product. DVD Ripper price: $59.49 (checked on DVDFab's own site).

How much does DVDFab cost?

DVDFab is a paid product. DVD Ripper price: $59.49; DVD Copy price: $42.50. Checked on DVDFab's own site, November 2026.

Is DVDFab open source?

No, DVDFab is not open source. Open-source alternatives include HandBrake and VLC media player.

What platforms does DVDFab run on?

DVDFab is available for Windows and macOS.

What are the best alternatives to DVDFab?

The highest-ranked DVDFab alternatives right now are HandBrake, Wondershare UniConverter and MakeMKV. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

DVDFab vs HandBrake: what's the difference?

DVDFab is a paid product; HandBrake is free and open source. HandBrake is open source and DVDFab is not. Only HandBrake runs on Linux.

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