WebFaz Video Converter

MOV to MP4

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MOV to MP4: convert iPhone videos to open on any device

The iPhone and Apple programs save videos as MOV, which many devices, sites and editors do not accept. Convert to MP4 and use the video wherever you need. When the video is already H.264, the app only swaps the container, which is fast and lossless. The conversion runs in the browser, without sending the video to a server.

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MOV — one file at a time

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How to do it, step by step

  1. Select the MOV file.
  2. Leave the Quality on Auto to preserve the original picture whenever possible.
  3. Click Convert video and follow the progress.
  4. Check it in the player and download the MP4.

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When this is useful

Send an iPhone video to someone using another device

MP4 opens on Windows, Android and most platforms.

Upload to sites and forms that do not accept MOV

Many portals ask for MP4.

Edit in programs without MOV support

MP4 is accepted by most editors.

Tips for a good result

  • On Auto, if the video is already H.264 and the audio AAC, the swap is almost instant.
  • If the file is still big, use WebFaz Video Compressor afterwards.

What this tool does not do

  • Videos recorded in HEVC (H.265) must be re-encoded to H.264 inside the MP4, which is slower.
  • One video at a time, and the conversion depends on the device’s memory.
  • The app does not change the video’s resolution or aspect ratio.
  • The new file carries the “WebFaz.com” credit in the metadata (comment and artist).

Frequently asked questions

Does converting MOV to MP4 lose quality?
No, if the video is already in a codec MP4 accepts and the Quality is on Auto: the content is copied. If it needs re-encoding, there is some loss.
Why did the conversion take long?
The video is probably in HEVC and had to be re-encoded. Long and 4K videos take longer.

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Text written by Marcelo Amantino · updated October 18, 2026 · who we are