Video Converter
Converts between MP4, MOV, AVI, and other video formats.
What Video Converter does
XConvert Video Converter is a web-based tool that transforms digital video files between more than 35 formats, including MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, and WebM. Users upload a source file from their computer, Google Drive, or Dropbox, select a target container, and the platform processes the transcoding in the cloud. The result is a compatible video file ready for use across devices or editing software, without requiring local installation. The service emphasizes speed and compatibility for creators, students, and casual users who need quick format changes. Advanced options allow adjustments to resolution, bitrate, compression, and trimming, though defaults are set to preserve quality unless specific requirements apply.
How to use the XConvert Video Converter
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Upload your video file by dragging it into the converter or selecting it from your computer, Google Drive, or Dropbox.
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Choose the desired output format from the list of supported containers such as MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, or WebM.
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Adjust quality and compression settings using the Advanced Options, or keep the default Very High Quality Preset.
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Start the conversion process and wait for the cloud-based transcoding to complete.
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Download the converted video file once processing is finished.
Best for
Casual creators, students, and anyone needing quick, watermark-free format conversion without installing software on their computer.
Limitations
- Processing speed depends on file size and server load.
- Advanced settings may be overwhelming for users who only need a basic format change.
- Large files may take longer to upload and convert than local software would.
Video Converter FAQ
- Can I convert multiple videos at once?
- Yes, XConvert supports batch conversion; you can drop a folder of files and each will convert in parallel.
- Does the converted video have a watermark?
- No, the service is free and does not add watermarks to the output files.
- What video formats are supported for conversion?
- The tool supports over 35 formats including MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, WebM, WMV, FLV, MTS, HEVC, and many others.
- How do I reduce the file size of my video?
- You can cap output at a specific file size, use Constant Bitrate for predictable streaming sizes, or adjust the Constant Quality (CRF) slider, where lower values preserve more quality and higher values create smaller files.
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