Video format converter and optimizer

Convert MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV, and TS videos, and reduce the resolution and file size. For sharing, a website, email, or freeing up space on your phone.

  • Free
  • Ad-free
  • No registration
  • No daily limit

Convert your video

Upload a video, choose how it should turn out, then download it. Your video does not leave your device.

Done in three steps

Format conversion and optimization run in a single local process.

  1. 01

    Upload the video

    The tool checks the container, the codec, and the available outputs.

  2. 02

    Set up the output

    Choose a format, resolution, and quality level, then check the estimated size.

  3. 03

    Download

    Morf builds the finished video in your browser, ready to download right away.

What do people use the video converter for?

Sending a video by email or chat

Bring the file size under an attachment limit so the video goes through email or a messaging app without trouble.

Opening an old or unusual format

Convert an MKV or MPEG-TS recording from a camera or download into a widely playable MP4.

Uploading video to a website

Create a smaller, web-friendly MP4 or WebM so the video loads faster on your own site.

Freeing up space on your phone or computer

Compress large video files down before archiving or sharing them.

Privacy

Privacy while converting video

Resizing and converting the video runs in your browser; Morf does not send the file to a server.

  • For longer videos, the export uses your browser's memory and processor.
  • No registration, ads, or daily conversion limit.

Video conversion, explained

About supported formats, resolution, file size, and the audio track.

What videos can I upload?

MP4, M4V, MOV, WebM, MKV, and MPEG-TS video. Actual decodability also depends on the file's codec and your browser's WebCodecs support.

What format can I download?

MP4 and MOV with the H.264/AAC codec, WebM with VP9/Opus. After upload, the tool shows which output your browser can encode.

What does the resolution percentage mean?

It reduces width and height together, proportionally. 50%, for example, turns a 1920 × 1080 video into a 960 × 540 output.

Will the finished file be exactly the estimated size?

Not necessarily. The estimate is built from resolution, frame rate, the chosen format, quality, and the audio track. The video's content also affects the final size.

Does the audio track stay?

Yes, if your browser can decode the source audio and encode the chosen output's audio codec. A video without audio also produces a silent output.

Is converting video free, ad-free, and unlimited?

Yes. Morf's video converter is free, requires no account, and has no daily upload or download limit. The video size you can handle and export time depend on your device's performance and your browser's support.