Convert MOV to WebM

Private by design: the conversion runs on your device. Nothing is uploaded.

  1. Choose the target format
  2. Drop your file (or click to browse)
  3. Download the converted file
0 bytes left your browserWhy is this limited?

Output format: webm

This is the conversion for footage that starts on an iPhone or in Final Cut and ends up embedded in a page you control: MOV goes in, VP9 video and Opus audio in a WebM container come out, with no proprietary codec in the file you ship. It is the slowest job this converter does, and the payoff is a smaller download for every visitor. All of the work happens on your own hardware.

Frequently asked questions

Should I not just publish an MP4 instead?
MP4 is the safer default for sharing and for platforms. Choose WebM when you are self hosting and want the open codec stack or the lighter file.
Why is this slower than converting to MP4?
Two costs stack up: the MOV often holds HEVC that must be decoded frame by frame, and VP9 encoding is deliberately thorough. Use a desktop machine for anything longer than a couple of minutes.
Will the result play on an iPhone?
Current versions of Safari play VP9 in WebM, so a recent iPhone handles it. Older devices are the reason many sites still serve an MP4 alongside.