Free online video tools
Free Online Video Tools — Convert Format and Extract Audio
Two video tools that run in your browser — convert between MP4, MOV, AVI, WEBM, and MKV, or pull the audio out of any common video file as a 192 kbps MP3.
Pick a video tool
Browse Every Free Video Tool
Both tools follow the same three-step flow as our image toolset — drop a file, pick the target, download. Files are removed from the processing pipeline once the job completes.
Why choose us
Video Tools Without the Watermark Trap
Free use with no watermark on the output, no signup wall for everyday tasks, and the same simple flow as our image tools.
Free with No Watermark
Both video tools are free with no watermark on the output. Guests get five to ten conversions per day; signing in raises that to fifty per day plus a 500 MB single-file limit.
Privacy-First Processing
The video to MP3 tool runs locally in your browser. The video converter uses a server pass when needed, with files deleted from the pipeline once the conversion completes.
Three Steps and Done
Same flow as the image tools — drop a file, pick the target, download. The dropzone behavior, progress bar, and download experience match across tools.
Batch When You Need It
Queue several videos in one batch. Failed items retry independently and finished videos download as individual files or one ZIP archive.
How to
How to Use the Video Tools
Step 1. Pick a Video Tool
Choose the converter to change format, or the video to MP3 tool to extract just the audio. Both share the same upload and download patterns.
Step 2. Drop Your Video
Drag a video file into the upload area, click to pick from your device, or use the mobile camera roll on phones and tablets.
Step 3. Download
Watch the progress bar, see the before-and-after file size, then grab the result. The upload area stays open so the next file is one drop away.
Who uses video tools
Who Reaches for Free Video Tools
Content creators, students, podcasters, small business owners, and office teams use these tools to turn recordings into shareable files.
Content creators
Convert iPhone MOV recordings to MP4 for client delivery, then pull MP3 from a podcast video edit for a separate audio release.
Students and learners
Convert a MKV course video to MP4 for phone playback, or extract MP3 from a lecture recording to listen on the train.
Podcasters and producers
Pull the audio track from interview videos and stream archives, then drop the MP3 into a podcast publishing workflow.
Office and meeting users
Convert Zoom and Teams recordings to MP4 for stakeholders or extract MP3 for the people who only need the audio summary.
Reviews
Used Across Classrooms, Studios, and Inboxes
Feedback patterns from people who convert iPhone MOV to MP4 for clients, pull MP3 from lectures, and convert MKV downloads for phone playback.
iPhone MOV to MP4 every shoot day. The smart preselect picks MP4 by default so I do not have to think. Drop, click, download — same flow on the video to MP3 tool.
Carla M.
Independent filmmaker
Course recordings as MKV — phone would not play them. Convert to MP4 with one tool, extract the audio as MP3 with the other. Both worked on my old laptop.
Vikram T.
Graduate student
Pull the MP3 from an interview MOV, drop it into my editor. The 192 kbps default is the right balance for voice. No watermark, no signup, no fuss.
Diego R.
Podcast producer
WEBM screen recordings from my Mac to MP4 in a minute. Plays on every device the team uses. Same upload area as the image tools my colleague swore by.
Mateo C.
Sales coach
What I value is no watermark on the output. Tried several free converters and most stamp a logo. This one just gives the file back the way I expect.
Aisha S.
Education marketer
Five-hour audio playlist from a video course I bought as MP4 files. Drop, click, MP3, repeat. Better than fighting with a desktop video editor for the same job.
Owen H.
Self-learner
FAQ
FAQs About the Free Video Tools
What do the two free video tools do?
The video converter changes a video between MP4, MOV, AVI, WEBM, and MKV — twenty supported source-to-target pairs. The video to MP3 tool pulls the audio out of a video as a 192 kbps MP3, supporting eight input formats including MP4, MOV, MKV, and WEBM.
Are the video tools really free?
Yes. Both tools are free with no watermark on the output. Guests get five (video to MP3) to ten (converter) conversions per day with a 100 MB single-file limit; signing in raises the limit to fifty per day and 500 MB per file.
Can I download a YouTube video as MP4 or MP3?
Not directly. Both tools only convert video files already on your device. We do not download from YouTube, Bilibili, or any other streaming platform due to copyright and platform-policy restrictions.
Can I trim, cut, or compress a video?
Not in this release. The current toolset focuses on format conversion and audio extraction. Video trimming, cutting, and compression are separate tools on the roadmap but are not in this version.
Will my video be uploaded to your server?
The video to MP3 tool runs entirely in your browser — the file does not leave your device. The video converter uses a server pass for larger or harder files; in that case the file is processed and removed from the pipeline once the job completes, never used for training.
What video formats are supported?
The video converter supports MP4, MOV, AVI, WEBM, and MKV (five formats, 20 pairs). The video to MP3 tool accepts eight common formats: MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, WEBM, FLV, WMV, and M4V.
Do the video tools work on mobile?
Yes. Both tools support mobile web — pick a video from the camera roll, watch progress, and download the result. Very large videos may be capped on mobile due to browser memory limits.
Ready to Open a Video Tool?
Pick one of the two tools above and drop your video. Both are free, have no watermark, and follow the same simple flow as our image tools.