What will I receive?
MP4 to WEBM
The result is WebM with VP9 video and optional Opus audio, up to 720p/30 fps. Subtitles, attachments and capture metadata are removed; this is not a lossless remux.
Re-encode a short SDR MP4 clip as WebM with VP9 video and optional Opus audio.
Step 1 of 3 · Files
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The listed formats are accepted. Each file's structure is validated before conversion.
What will I receive?
The result is WebM with VP9 video and optional Opus audio, up to 720p/30 fps. Subtitles, attachments and capture metadata are removed; this is not a lossless remux.
Conversion limits
One video up to 50 MB and 2 minutes, SDR, maximum 4K/60 fps. Output up to 720p/30 fps. HDR and multiple video or audio tracks are not supported. Subtitles are removed.
Practical guide
This flow re-encodes a short MP4 as WebM with VP9 and optional Opus audio. It is not generic compression: use it when a website or application specifically requires WebM.
One file up to 50 MB, two minutes, 4K and 60 fps is accepted. HDR, multiple video or audio tracks and structures that cannot be safely validated are rejected.
Video is limited to 1280 × 720 and 30 fps with VP9. Retained audio becomes stereo Opus, or it can be removed before starting.
Subtitles, attachments, chapters and metadata are removed. Only one video track and optional audio track are processed, so keep MP4 if it contains other elements.
Play the beginning, middle and end and check synchronization. WebM does not guarantee a smaller file, and some destinations prefer MP4.
For H.264/AAC compatibility use WebM to MP4; for a QuickTime source with the same target see MOV to WebM.
One file up to 50 MB and two minutes, input up to 4K/60 fps and output up to 720p/30 fps.
Video is re-encoded as VP9 and retained audio as stereo Opus at 48 kHz.
No. One video and optional audio track are processed; subtitles, attachments, chapters and metadata are removed.