OpenConvertVideo converts video entirely inside your browser. Files are
never uploaded - conversion runs on your own machine using ffmpeg compiled
to WebAssembly, plus your browser's built-in hardware encoder for common
formats. There is no server receiving your video, no account, no watermark,
and no imposed file size limit; the only ceiling is your device's memory.
Converts to MP4 (H.264 or H.265), MKV, MOV, WebM (VP9) and GIF, plus
audio-only MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG and M4A. One-click presets handle WhatsApp,
Instagram and email attachment limits. Also extracts frames to a ZIP,
builds video from an image sequence, remuxes MKV to MP4 without
re-encoding, and tone-maps HDR footage to SDR.
Because nothing leaves the device, it is a reasonable choice for footage
you would not hand to a third-party server — medical recordings, family
video, confidential work files. You can verify the claim yourself: open
your browser's Network tab during a conversion and watch for outbound
traffic that never appears.
Free. Works in Chrome, Edge and other Chromium browsers, Firefox, and
Safari 15.2+.
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