Convert OGV to MP4
Convert OGV files to MP4 entirely in your browser. The universal video container — H.264 + AAC plays on every device, browser and editor. Drop your OGV below — vexo runs ffmpeg-wasm locally, nothing is uploaded.
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About OGV → MP4
Why convert OGV to MP4?
MP4 with H.264 + AAC plays on every device, browser and editor. Convert from OGV when you need a file you can share or upload anywhere without worrying about codec support. OGV is a legacy container with limited support on modern phones, browsers and editors. Converting to MP4 keeps the footage but lets it play on everything you actually use today.
About OGV
OGV is video carried inside the Ogg container, almost always using the Theora video codec and Vorbis audio. It was an important format on the early open web — Wikipedia used it for years before WebM and MP4 became universal. Today Theora is dramatically less efficient than VP9 or H.264, and very few players outside Firefox still bother with it. Re-encoding to MP4 or WebM keeps the openness while dropping the file size substantially.
About MP4
MP4 is the default video container of the modern web. With H.264 video and AAC audio it is the format every iPhone, Android phone, Windows machine, Mac, smart TV, video editor, social platform and browser understands without extra codecs. vexo encodes MP4 with the H.264 'veryfast' preset and 128 kbps stereo AAC — a safe default for talking-head, music and screen recordings.
What you're converting between
A short primer on both formats so the trade-offs are obvious before you hit Convert.
OGV
SourceOgg Video · introduced 2007
OGV is video carried inside the Ogg container, almost always using the Theora video codec and Vorbis audio. It was an important format on the early open web — Wikipedia used it for years before WebM and MP4 became universal. Today Theora is dramatically less efficient than VP9 or H.264, and very few players outside Firefox still bother with it. Re-encoding to MP4 or WebM keeps the openness while dropping the file size substantially.
Strengths
- Royalty-free, open codec
- Once the standard for the open web
Trade-offs
- Theora compression is well behind modern codecs
- Mobile and Safari playback is unreliable
- Largely abandoned in favour of WebM
MP4
TargetMPEG-4 Part 14 · introduced 2001
MP4 is the default video container of the modern web. With H.264 video and AAC audio it is the format every iPhone, Android phone, Windows machine, Mac, smart TV, video editor, social platform and browser understands without extra codecs. vexo encodes MP4 with the H.264 'veryfast' preset and 128 kbps stereo AAC — a safe default for talking-head, music and screen recordings.
Strengths
- Plays on every device and player on Earth
- Hardware-decoded on phones and laptops
- Compact at quality 70–80 for most content
Trade-offs
- Slightly larger than WebM at the same perceived quality
- H.264 has licensing concerns for some use cases (not for end-users)
Popular conversions
Each link below opens the converter pre-tuned for that conversion.
Supported formats
MP4 is the safest default for web and mobile playback. WebM gives the smallest files for modern browsers. GIF is for short, soundless animations.
WMV, FLV and other legacy/streaming formats are not supported in this version. Please convert those to MP4 first using a desktop tool.
| Format | Input | Output | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| MP4 | Yes | Yes | H.264 + AAC, broadest compatibility |
| MOV | Yes | No | Apple/QuickTime container; convert to MP4 |
| WebM | Yes | Yes | VP9 + Opus, smaller than MP4 |
| MKV | Yes | No | Container; convert to MP4 or WebM |
| AVI | Yes | No | Legacy container; convert to MP4 |
| GIF | Yes | Yes | No audio, short clips only |
| WMV | No | No | Not supported |
| FLV | No | No | Not supported |
Frequently asked questions
Your videos never leave your device
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- No server processing. Your videos stay on your device.
- No caching, no Service Worker, no IndexedDB persistence.
- The conversion engine (ffmpeg-wasm) is fetched from a public CDN and cached by the browser; no personal data is sent.