Figma plugin
Search SketchValley illustrations and drop them straight into your Figma frames.
- Search the whole library inside Figma
- Inserts editable vectors, not flat images
- Free, no account needed
Convert MP4 videos to MOV (QuickTime) for QuickTime Player, iMovie, Final Cut and any app or client that asks for .mov. Works on Mac, MacBook, Windows and phones, and handles large files over 1 GB or 5 GB with no size limit. The video and sound are copied without re-encoding, so there is no quality loss and it takes seconds. Convert many files at once, free, with no sign up and no watermark — and your videos never leave your device.
Original quality copies H.264 videos without re-encoding — lossless and fast. Other video codecs are converted to H.264, which QuickTime, iMovie and Final Cut open.
Drop your MP4 files into the box above and click Convert to MOV. Each video is converted in your browser and gets its own Download button — free, with no sign up, no watermark and no file size limit.
No. MP4 and MOV can hold the same H.264 video and AAC sound, so the tool copies them into a MOV file without re-encoding — the picture and sound stay bit-for-bit the same, and it takes seconds even for long videos.
Open this page in Safari or Chrome on your Mac, drop the MP4 in and click Convert to MOV. No software to install. The MOV opens in QuickTime Player, iMovie and Final Cut Pro.
Open this page in Chrome or Edge on Windows 10 or 11, drop the MP4 in and click Convert to MOV. No download or app needed — it works the same on Chromebooks and Android phones.
Yes. There is no file size limit, because nothing is uploaded — the file is read in pieces straight from your disk. Large files of several gigabytes convert fine on a computer; on a phone, keep files under about 1 GB.
Some Apple apps, editing workflows and clients ask for MOV files. QuickTime, iMovie and Final Cut all work best with MOV, and some templates or upload forms only accept .mov.
Yes. Drop as many as you like; they convert one after another and each gets its own Download button.
Yes. Choose 1080p or 720p, and turn on Smaller file. That re-encodes the video at a lower bitrate. Leave both off to keep the original quality.
No. The MOV holds H.264 video, which is what most MOV files use and what every Apple app opens. ProRes needs desktop software such as Final Cut, Compressor or Shutter Encoder.
Both are video containers that usually hold the same H.264 video and AAC sound. MOV is Apple’s QuickTime format; MP4 is the open standard that plays everywhere. File size and quality are the same for the same video inside.
Reads videos with mp4box.js (BSD-3) and writes MOV with mp4-muxer (MIT).