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A WebM in a <video> tag plays in every modern browser with no plugin, no player library and no streaming service.
Drop in MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, WMV, FLV, 3GP, GIF and 4 more — Video to WEBM Cyborg re-encodes them to VP9 and Opus, the codecs browsers were built for, at a fraction of the file size. Up to 50 files at once, no install, no watermark, no tracking.
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Free converters bury you in ads, cap your batch size, watermark your output and monetise your files. Video to WEBM Cyborg is funded by you — so it works for you.
Convert up to 50 videos at once instead of one-at-a-time. No queue, no per-file wait.
No ad or analytics tracking on what you convert, and your files are never sold or shared for marketing.
No watermark burned into your video, no ads around the download, and nothing is downscaled — the resolution and frame rate you upload are the ones you get back.
A 24-hour day pass costs €1. No subscription, no auto-renewal — decide later.
Just need a batch converted today? Unlimited conversions for 24 hours. No commitment.
The price of a coffee, once — for a whole year of conversions.
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| Video to WEBM Cyborg | Free online converter | Browser extension | Desktop app | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Batch conversion | Up to 50 | 1–5 | One by one | Some |
| Input formats | 12 | ~5 | WEBM only | Varies |
| No watermark | ✓ | Often stamped | ✓ | ✓ |
| No install / no ad tracking | ✓ | Ad-funded | Extension | Install |
| Keeps original quality | ✓ | Some | Some | ✓ |
| Price | from €1 | Free (ad-funded) | Free (data-funded) | €20–60 |
Free video converters exist because ads and your uploaded files pay for them — and they still cap you at a couple of videos, burn a watermark into the output, or quietly downscale the resolution. Video to WEBM Cyborg starts at €1 for a day, installs nothing, converts up to 50 files at once across 12 input formats, and never watermarks or downscales. No pop-ups, no ad tracking.
Phone clips, screen recordings, old archives, camera footage — 12 input formats in, one WebM out.
Phone & camera
iPhone MOV clips and 3GP phone recordings re-encoded to VP9, so they drop straight into a <video> tag without a separate transcode step.
Windows classics
AVI and WMV files from old camcorders, screen recorders and archives. Neither plays in a browser at all; as WebM they play in every modern one.
High-quality containers
MKV rips repackaged and re-encoded for the web. MKV is a fine archive container but no browser will touch it — WebM is the one that will.
Web formats
WebM in, WebM out is a re-encode at our standard quality, useful when a file came from somewhere with an odd bitrate. FLV is the older Flash container and is effectively dead without conversion.
Legacy & broadcast
MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 files from DVD rips, broadcast captures and old software, brought forward to a codec from this decade.
Animation
Animated GIFs re-encoded as WebM video — dramatically smaller than the GIF, with real video compression instead of a 256-colour palette.
All 12 inputs: MP4, M4V, MOV, WMV, AVI, MKV, MPG, MPEG, GIF, FLV, 3GP, WEBM, up to 50 files per batch. Output is always WebM with VP9 video and Opus audio — the pairing every current browser decodes natively, and the reason WebM files come out so much smaller than the source.
The exact conversion you came for, and why each one is worth doing.
Apple QuickTime Movie
iPhone and QuickTime recordings. No browser plays MOV natively, so this is the step between a phone clip and a working <video> tag.
Audio Video Interleave
Microsoft's 1992 container, still coming off old camcorders and screen recorders. Nothing on the web will open it.
Matroska Video
WebM is technically a subset of Matroska, so this is the closest of all the conversions — but MKV allows codecs browsers cannot decode, and WebM restricts it to the ones they can.
Windows Media Video
Windows Media's own format, refused almost everywhere outside Windows and completely absent from the web platform.
MPEG-4 Part 14
The most common conversion here. MP4 plays everywhere, but WebM with VP9 is typically a good deal smaller at the same quality — which is bandwidth you stop paying for on every page view.
Flash Video
The container Flash video used. Flash is gone, so an FLV is unplayable until converted — and WebM is what replaced it in browsers.
3GPP Multimedia
The cut-down format older phones recorded to. Small, poorly supported today, and easily brought up to date.
Apple MPEG-4 Video
Apple's variant of MP4. It converts exactly like one — the extension is the only real difference. Note that DRM-protected M4V files bought from iTunes cannot be converted by any tool.
MPEG-1 / MPEG-2 Video
MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 from DVD rips and TV captures. Playable on a desktop, invisible to a browser, and very inefficient by modern standards.
Moving Picture Experts Group
The same MPEG-1/MPEG-2 video as a .mpg file, written with the longer extension — converted identically.
Graphics Interchange Format
An animated GIF is a very inefficient video. As WebM it is a fraction of the size with far better colour, which is why sites that still show "GIFs" are usually serving WebM behind the scenes.
A 30-second walkthrough: drop your files, watch them convert, download your WebM files. That’s the whole tool.
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WebM is the format the web itself runs on. Here’s where that matters:
A WebM in a <video> tag plays in every modern browser with no plugin, no player library and no streaming service.
VP9 packs the same footage into noticeably less data than H.264, and video is usually the heaviest thing on a page.
Silent looping backgrounds are the one place file size dominates everything — WebM is the standard choice for them.
A GIF is a 256-colour flipbook. The same clip as WebM is smaller and looks far better.
VP9 and Opus are royalty-free and open, which some projects and public-sector sites require outright.
AVI, WMV and MPG footage that no browser can open, brought forward in one batch.
Whatever the source, drop up to 50 files and get WebM files back.
Need it to play on phones, TVs and editors instead? Video to MP4 is the universally-compatible option. Want a looping clip rather than a video file? Video to GIF. Need it smaller without changing format? Compress Video. Starting from a link rather than a file? Video Cyborg downloads the video first.
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