No quality loss
When the video inside is already H.264, it is moved into MP4 without re-encoding — quick and identical.
MOV to MP4 Free
Turn MOV and other videos into MP4 — right in your browser, nothing is uploaded. Free.
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This browser can't open this video
Chrome and Edge open the most kinds of video (MP4, MOV, WebM, iPhone HEVC). Try one of them on a computer.
How to convert MOV to MP4
- Drop a MOV (or MKV, WebM) video in, or click to choose one.
- Keep the suggested way: H.264 videos are copied as they are, iPhone HEVC videos become H.264. Trim the start or end if you like.
- Press "Convert to MP4" and save the result.
What it can do
iPhone videos that play anywhere
iPhone HEVC videos are re-encoded to H.264 so Windows, Android and websites can play them.
Trim and mute
Keep only the part you need, and remove the sound if you want.
Private by design
The video is converted in this browser and never uploaded.
Questions
Is my video uploaded?
No. The video is read and converted only inside this browser. This page never sends it anywhere.
What is the difference between MOV and MP4?
Both are containers, and the video inside is often the same (H.264 or HEVC). MP4 is accepted by more apps and websites, which is why converting usually needs no re-encoding.
When should I pick "Plays everywhere (H.264)"?
iPhones record in HEVC, which some Windows PCs, Android phones and websites can't play. H.264 plays almost everywhere; the file may get a little bigger.
Which browsers work?
Chrome and Edge on a computer open the most kinds of video. Re-encoding to H.264 needs a recent Chrome, Edge or Safari.
Can I make it smaller too?
Yes — use the video compressor, which also saves MP4.