Convert video in your browser
iPhone clips, screen recordings, old AVI and WMV files and downloads in odd containers, turned into MP4 that plays everywhere, into WebM for the web, or into just the soundtrack.
Video is where honesty matters most: a file that is already H.264 is repackaged in seconds without touching a frame, while an old format or a HEVC clip from a phone has to be decoded and re-encoded, and each page says which case you are in and how long to expect. Trim and downscale are available on every one.
The file never leaves your computer. The encoding uses your machine's own hardware encoder where it has one, and streams the result straight to disk, so even a long recording does not need to fit in memory.
Runs in your browser. Your file never leaves your computer.
24 video conversions
- MOV to MP4iPhone and Mac footage made universal. Already H.264? It repackages in seconds without touching a frame.
- MOV to M4AThe interview, lecture or song from a MOV as a clean M4A, instantly when the soundtrack is already AAC.
- MOV to MP3From video to the one audio format with no compatibility questions. Re-encoded at 320 kbps, locally.
- MOV to WebMVP9 or AV1 in a WebM container, encoded with your machine's hardware where it has it.
- MP4 to M4AMusic videos, lectures, recordings: the audio track lifts out cleanly, instantly when it is already AAC.
- MP4 to MP3Audio out of video, in the format the past two decades of hardware agree on. 320 kbps, trimmed as needed.
- MP4 to WebMHardware VP9 or AV1 encoding for the toolchains and platforms that want open-format video.
- WebM to MP4Screen recordings and downloads that only browsers open, moved to the container everything opens.
- WebM to M4AMeeting captures and browser recordings reduced to their soundtrack, converted to AAC that plays anywhere.
- MKV to MP4The container TVs and phones refuse, repackaged or re-encoded as the one they accept. Often instant.
- MKV to M4AConcerts, talks and rips carry fine soundtracks; this lifts them into an M4A without touching the video.
- MKV to WebMContent bound for browser playback, re-encoded with hardware VP9 or AV1 where the machine offers it.
- AVI to MP4Old codecs decoded in software by a bundled decoder, re-encoded to H.264 that plays on today's everything.
- AVI to M4AThe audio of a legacy recording, decoded and saved as modern AAC without converting the whole video.
- AVI to MP3Tapes and captures reduced to universally playable audio, decoded locally from formats players forgot.
- WMV to MP4Windows Media video decoded in software, re-encoded to the format that outlived it everywhere.
- WMV to M4APresentations and captures give up their audio quickly: software-decoded, AAC-encoded, done.
- WMV to MP3Windows-era recordings become the audio files that padded every player since: portable, trimmed, local.
- FLV to MP4Flash video outlived Flash in old archives. The bundled decoder reads it; a modern MP4 walks out.
- FLV to M4AMusic rips and recorded streams from the 2000s, reduced to clean AAC audio in one quick pass.
- FLV to MP3The sound of old Flash video in the format that needs no explanation, at 320 kbps, trimmed to taste.
- MPEG to MP4MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 footage re-encoded to modern H.264, at half the size and none of the compatibility fuss.
- MPEG to M4ASoundtracks out of MPEG-era recordings: concerts, ceremonies and speeches as clean modern audio.
- MPEG to MP3From digitised home video to audio that plays at any gathering, on any device brought to it.