For Windows · Converts MOV / HEVC to MP4
Make your phone videos
play anywhere.
Won't play on your PC? The person you sent it to couldn't open it? Drop your .MOV / HEVC files in, press convert, and get a plain MP4 (H.264 / AAC).
Everything runs locally on your PC — your videos are never uploaded.
Free to try right now — no credit card required
Issues
Is that ".MOV"
getting in your way?
Phone videos are MOV / HEVC (H.265) — efficient and high quality, but picky about where they play.
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Won't play on your PC
or in your appsVideos imported from an iPhone are ".MOV" files that simply won't play — and your editor or upload site won't take them either.
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They told you
it wouldn't openThe video you sent to family or a client won't open on their machine — and older TVs and car systems are worse still.
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HDR footage looks
pale and washed outIt looks great on the phone, but pale and colorless everywhere else. HDR is rarely the first thing you suspect.
Solution
Drop it in, press convert.
Designed to end there.
No codecs or bitrates to configure. Pick what it is for, and you get an MP4 that plays anywhere.
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Point 01
MOV / HEVC into MP4 that plays anywhere
Drop the files in and press convert. You get an MP4 (H.264 video / AAC audio) that plays on virtually every PC, phone, TV and app.
- No complicated settings at all
- Audio carried over as AAC, never re-encoded
- Portrait videos stay upright
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Point 02
Washed-out HDR corrected automatically
HDR (HLG) footage turns pale when converted as-is. Colors are corrected during conversion, and you can see the result in the preview before you commit.
- HLG colors corrected automatically
- Preview the output colors on the spot
- Nothing to check after converting
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Point 03
No uploads. Everything stays on your PC
All conversion happens locally and your videos are never sent anywhere — not your family footage, not your client's material.
- Videos never leave your PC
- Works without an internet connection
- Full quality and no watermark, even free
Just two things to choose from
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Keep quality
Convert to MP4 without changing the resolution. Pick this one if unsure (recommended).
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Compatibility first (up to Full HD)
Downscale 4K to 1920×1080 — for older devices, or smaller files to send.
How to Use
Just 3 steps
No complicated setup — start converting right away.
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01
Add videos via drag & drop
Drop .mov / .mp4 / .m4v files into the window and they appear in the list. Adding several at once works too.
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02
Choose what it is for
Pick "Keep quality" or "Compatibility first (up to Full HD)." The output colors are shown in the preview.
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03
Convert and save
Choose a destination folder and hit convert. One at a time is free; converting them all at once is unlocked with Pro.
Pricing
Pricing — not a subscription
The free version never compromises quality: correct colors, no watermark. Only length and batch conversion are limited.
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Free
See the results first
$0
- Full quality, correct colors, no watermark
- One video at a time, first 30 seconds of each
- Presets and preview with no limits
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Recommended
Pro (one-time)
Pay once, keep it forever
$XX
- No limit on video length
- Convert several videos at once
- No subscription — yours forever
* Prices are subject to change. Check Microsoft Store for the current price.
Formats
Supported formats
- Input
- .mov / .mp4 / .m4v (HEVC (H.265) 8-bit and 10-bit HLG, H.264)
- Output
- MP4 (H.264 video / AAC audio)
* Reading HEVC (H.265) video may require Microsoft's "HEVC Video Extensions" for Windows. If they are not installed, the app will guide you through the installation.
* PQ-based HDR such as Dolby Vision is not supported; the app tells you when a file uses it.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Are my videos uploaded to a server?
No. All conversion happens locally on your PC. Your videos are never sent to or stored on the cloud or our servers.
How much can I do for free?
You can convert one video at a time, the first 30 seconds of each — at full quality and with no watermark. The Pro in-app purchase (one-time) removes the length limit and lets you convert several videos at once.
Does the quality drop?
"Keep quality" converts without changing the resolution. Audio is carried over as AAC without re-encoding, so nothing is lost there either.
What happens to HDR footage?
HLG-based HDR is corrected automatically so it does not look pale once it is an MP4, and you can check the result in the preview before converting. PQ-based HDR such as Dolby Vision is not supported.
It says I need "HEVC Video Extensions"
Reading HEVC (H.265) video may require Microsoft's "HEVC Video Extensions" for Windows. When the app detects such a file, it walks you through installing them.
Which versions of Windows are supported?
Windows 10 and Windows 11 (64-bit).
Ready to Convert
That ".MOV" can just play,
starting today.
Drop it in, choose what it is for, convert.
Start free and see the result with your own videos.
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