Upload a video, pick an output format, download the converted file
Larger files take longer to process (conversion runs server-side via ffmpeg). GIF output is capped at 480px wide, 10fps, no audio.
A video converter changes a video from one file format to another — useful when a platform, device, or app only accepts certain formats. This one runs in your browser with the actual conversion happening on the server via ffmpeg — no software to install.
Choose your video file.
Pick an output format from the dropdown.
Press "Convert Video" and wait for the download.
Yes — there's no paywall, no watermark, and no sign-up required.
MP4 is the most widely compatible format — the default output here, and usually the right choice if you're not sure what a platform or device expects.
GIF output is capped at 480px wide and 10fps, and has no audio — GIFs don't support sound. This keeps the file size manageable; a full-resolution, full-framerate GIF of any real length would be enormous.
No — this tool only converts between video formats. There's no audio-only output option, so it won't extract just the soundtrack from a video file.
No, other than GIF output. For MP4, WEBM, MOV, AVI, and MKV, your original resolution is kept as-is — there's no upscaling, downscaling, or bitrate slider. This is a format converter, not a quality or size compressor.
It depends on the file size and length — a short clip converts in seconds, while a longer or larger video takes proportionally longer since conversion runs server-side.
Yes — your file is processed for the request and never saved anywhere. No account or sign-up is required to use it.
Different platforms and devices are picky about video formats — this covers the common conversions without installing desktop software.
Convert a MOV from an iPhone to MP4 for a device or platform that doesn't accept it.
Convert to WEBM for smaller, browser-friendly video on a website.
Turn a short video moment into a shareable GIF.
Yes — there's no paywall, no watermark, and no sign-up required.
No, this tool only converts between video formats. It doesn't have an audio-only output option.
No, other than GIF output, which is capped at 480px wide and 10fps. Other formats keep your original resolution — there's no upscaling, downscaling, or bitrate control.
No. It runs entirely in the browser and on the server — there's no desktop app to download.
It depends on the file size and format — larger files and longer videos take longer, since conversion runs server-side through ffmpeg.
No. Your file is processed for the request and never saved anywhere.