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Choose local videos
Select one or more files from your device.
Free Online Video Converter
Change the format of supported video files without uploading them. The tool tries MP4 first and may use WebM when MP4 conversion is unavailable. Process one clip or several, then download separate files.
Convert local video files
Choose your clips and start conversion. Output is automatic; there is no format or quality selector.
How to convert video files
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Review the file list
Remove unwanted entries before starting. Try one short clip first when testing a new source format.
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Start conversion
Keep the tab open while files process sequentially. Wait for the download button.
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Download and inspect
Save the results, then open them to check picture, sound and file extension. There is no on-page result player.
Convert clips for your next workflow
MP4 first, WebM fallback
The downloaded extension shows the actual container. Check that your destination accepts it.
Media stays on your device
Conversion happens locally in your browser; source files are not uploaded to DojoClip.
Check compatibility before sharing
An MP4 extension alone does not guarantee that an app supports its video and audio codecs.
Supported video inputs
Try MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV. Their contents and browser support determine whether conversion succeeds.
Free, without an account
No credits or added DojoClip watermark. Your original files stay unchanged.
Multiple separate results
Selected videos convert one after another. They are not joined into one movie.
Input and output formats
Container support and codec support are different. AVI is not supported here; other listed inputs are not guaranteed for every codec.
MP4 input/outputWebM input/fallback outputMOV inputMKV input
Example: send a short camera clip
Suppose a colleague’s editor rejects a 20-second MOV demonstration. Convert that clip first, then test the downloaded file in the same editor before converting the rest. If it still fails, check the editor’s codec requirements; a new extension alone may not solve the mismatch.
For a size limit, use the video compressor. To shorten footage, use Trim Video. Browse all free tools.
Video conversion questions
Is the video converter free?
Yes. No account, credits or extra watermark are required. Device resources still limit processing.
Can I choose MP4, WebM or another output?
No. MP4 is attempted first; WebM can be tried if MP4 conversion cannot be prepared. A processing error may still stop export. MP4 output is not necessarily H.264 video.
Are my videos uploaded?
No. Media conversion runs locally. Download the results before leaving or refreshing the page.
Is changing a filename enough to convert a video?
No. Renaming .mov to .mp4 changes only the label. Conversion rebuilds the media container and may change codecs. Destination requirements still apply.
What if conversion does not finish?
Try one file in an up-to-date browser with media decoding/encoding support. There is no fixed size or duration cap, but memory, codecs and device performance matter.
Will quality, dimensions or file size change?
Compatible media may be copied into the new container; other content may be re-encoded. Lossless conversion or smaller files are not guaranteed. There are no resolution, frame-rate, bitrate or target-size controls.
Will all audio tracks be preserved?
Compatible audio can accompany the video, but unsupported tracks may be omitted. Listen to the downloaded file; there is no audio-track selector or sound repair.
What if one file stops a batch?
A failure can prevent new batch downloads from appearing. Retry the troublesome file separately. The download button saves separate outputs; your browser may ask to allow multiple downloads.