MOV to MP4. Free, in your browser.
Convert QuickTime and iPhone videos to MP4, without uploading them.
MOV to MP4 in three steps.
- 1
Choose Your Video
Press Choose Video, or drop a MOV anywhere on this page.
- 2
Pick the Format
Instant keeps full quality; Most Compatible suits Windows PCs.
- 3
Download the MP4
Press Download MP4, then play it here to check it.
- MOV
- Apple’s QuickTime format, from iPhones, Macs and QuickTime.
- MP4
- The open format that nearly every device and website plays.
- Same Video Inside
- Both often hold the same video, so Instant simply rewraps it.
- HEVC
- iPhones record HEVC to save space; some PCs need H.264.
Drop a file.
The link is copied.
Your logo, colours and
domain on every link.
See who opened it
and what they read.
Notes, markup and signatures,
right on the page.
Questions.
Choose your MOV, pick Instant or Most Compatible, then press Download MP4. The MP4 saves like any other download.
Yes. QuickTime movies are MOV files, so they convert the same way, screen recordings included.
Open this page in Safari or Chrome, choose the MOV and press Download MP4. There is nothing to install.
No. It is converted in your browser, and your video is never sent to us or stored.
Not with Instant: the picture and sound are copied exactly, and only the file around them changes. Most Compatible re-saves the picture as H.264 at high quality, so it looks nearly the same but is not an exact copy.
Both are file types that often hold the same H.264 or HEVC video. MOV is Apple’s QuickTime format, and MP4 is the standard format that plays almost everywhere.
iPhones record in HEVC, which some Windows PCs can’t play without an add-on. Choose Most Compatible to save it as H.264, which plays almost everywhere.
Yes, for HEVC videos in a MOV, as iPhones record. Instant keeps the HEVC video inside an MP4. Most Compatible turns it into H.264 in Safari or Chrome on a Mac.
Yes. M4V files from Apple’s apps convert the same way, as long as they are not copy-protected.
Copy-protected videos, and ProRes and other editing formats. Export editing formats as H.264 or HEVC from your editing app, then convert that.
Yes. Drop the video on Loop to send it as a link, and people can leave notes on the exact second. For an iPhone video going to Windows users, convert it here first.