MOV to MP4 Converter

Convert a QuickTime video into a compatible MP4.

  1. 1Choose files
  2. 2Adjust settings
  3. 3Download

Start with your files

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Drop your MOV file here

One less file task on your list.

Up to 50 MB per file
Ready when you are.Private server processing · Credits shown before confirmation
Account-only server filesVerified account requiredNo watermarks

How to convert MOV to MP4

01

Choose your MOV file

Select one file from your device. Free supports 50 MB per file; Pro supports 250 MB.

02

Make it yours

Choose the available settings before converting. Keep your original files.

03

Convert and download

Save your MP4 result. Server files expire one hour after upload.

A little guidance before you convert

The first video track is encoded as H.264 with optional AAC stereo audio, up to 1080p and 30 fps. Subtitles, extra tracks and metadata are omitted. HDR and unusual codecs may change appearance or fail.

Credits, file limits and private conversion

Good to know

What is inside the MP4 result?

The first video track is encoded as H.264 with optional AAC stereo audio, up to 1080p and 30 fps. Subtitles, extra tracks and metadata are omitted. HDR and unusual codecs may change appearance or fail.

Are my files uploaded?

This converter uploads files to private server storage after you sign in with a verified email. Files and results expire one hour after the earliest input upload. Download results before expiry.

What are the limits?

Free supports 50 MB per file. Pro supports 250 MB per file. Video inputs are limited to 1 minute on Free or 10 minutes on Pro, up to 4096 × 2160 input pixels and 1080p output. GIF clips are at most 15 seconds. Outputs are limited to 120 MB on Free or 500 MB on Pro. Server processing has a two minute limit on Free or five minutes on Pro. Server credit costs are shown before confirmation; only successful conversions spend credits. Browser processing uses no credits.

How many credits does this tool use?

Ten credits per started video minute. GIF exports use the selected clip duration. The quote appears before confirmation. Failed or cancelled conversions do not spend credits.