Convert WebM to MP4

Screen recordings and browser exports land as WebM that editors and phones won't open — convert to H.264 MP4 that plays everywhere.

Frequently asked questions

Why won't my editor open WebM?

WebM carries VP8/VP9/AV1 video, which many editors, iPhones and TVs don't accept. MP4 with H.264 is the universal target — that's exactly what this produces.

Is quality lost?

VP8/VP9 sources are re-encoded (that's unavoidable when changing codec), at a quality-matched bitrate. If your WebM already contains AV1 or H.264 that MP4 can carry, it's remuxed instantly with zero loss instead — the probe tells you which path applies.

I recorded with a screen recorder — huge file. Can I also shrink it?

Convert first, then use the compress tool — or compress directly, which re-encodes to a target size in one pass. Both run locally; nothing uploads.

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