MOV to MP4 converter
iPhones and Macs record to MOV, and plenty of players, editors and upload forms would rather have an MP4. Drop the file in and take an H.264 MP4 back out.
Drop a video here, or click to choose one
MP4, MOV, WEBM, MKV, AVI or audio, up to 2GB. Nothing is uploaded.
See the flow, step by step
A walkthrough of one file being processed in your browser.
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Your result
- Smaller file, same watchable quality
- Original never leaves your device
Why people use it
Files stream straight to your device. We keep no copy of the video or the link.
No sign up, no email, no tracking pixel. Paste a link and save the file.
Every tool on the site is free to use, with no daily download cap.
We pick the highest stream the source offers, up to 4K where it exists.
One paste, one click. No queues, no waiting rooms, no forced ads between steps.
Runs in any modern browser on phone, tablet and desktop. Nothing to install.
How to convert MOV to MP4
Choose the MOV file, leave the output on MP4 and press convert. Video is written as H.264 and audio as AAC, the combination every device understands.
The result is a normal MP4 with fast start enabled, so it begins playing before it has finished loading in a browser.
Why MOV causes trouble
MOV is a container, and Apple often fills it with HEVC video that older phones, Windows machines and some editors refuse to open.
Converting to H.264 inside an MP4 removes that problem without touching the framing or the length of your clip.
Runs on your device
Nothing is uploaded. The encoder loads into the browser tab and works on the file where it already is.
Large recordings are fine, they just take as long as your machine needs, so trim a long clip first if you only want part of it.
Questions people ask
Is the MOV to MP4 converter free?
Yes, no account and no file count limit.
Will the quality change?
The preset keeps the frame size and re-encodes at a high quality setting, so the change is not visible at normal viewing size.
Does it work with iPhone HEVC files?
Yes. That is the main reason to convert, since the output plays on machines that cannot open HEVC.
Is my footage uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything happens locally in your browser.
What about the audio?
The audio track is re-encoded as AAC and stays in sync with the picture.