Convert MP4 to MOV
Convert your MP4 videos to MOV format. Processed locally in your browser.
Drop your file here
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Convert a video in your browser
Filzy lets you convert a video to rewrap MP4 to MOV (Apple QuickTime), often a container change rather than a codec change. The tool runs ffmpeg.wasm directly inside your browser tab, so your video file is decoded and re-encoded on your CPU without ever uploading to a server. The output is a MOV file with the same H.264/AAC streams (no re-encode when possible), ready for Final Cut Pro and macOS workflows. Filzy supports MP4 as input. The free tier processes 3 files without an account; signing up unlocks unlimited use, with no daily cap and no watermark.
Files stay on your device
Decoding, processing, and re-encoding all happen in a Web Worker via ffmpeg.wasm. The video bytes never reach a server, no temporary copy is stored anywhere.
Local CPU speed
WebAssembly delivers near-native performance on your CPU. A 5-minute clip typically processes in 1 to 3 minutes on a modern laptop, depending on the operation.
No upload, no daily cap
Skip the multi-minute upload that plagues server-based tools. The bottleneck moves to your CPU, where you have full control. No daily limit, no watermark.
How to convert a video with Filzy
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Drop your video
Drag the file in, or click to select. Filzy accepts MP4 files. The practical size limit is your device memory; multi-gigabyte files work on most modern laptops.
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Filzy converts the video locally
ffmpeg.wasm decodes the video, applies the operation, and writes the result. Progress is shown frame by frame in the browser. The output is a MOV file with the same H.264/AAC streams (no re-encode when possible), ready for Final Cut Pro and macOS workflows.
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Download the result
Save the file, or send it straight to another Filzy tool such as Compress, Trim, or Add watermark. Files chained between Filzy tools also stay local.