Convert a ProRes MOV file to an H.264 MP4 for easier playback and sharing. The conversion runs on your device so you do not need to upload a large ProRes master before processing it.
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No uploads, no signup. Your file never leaves your device.
Only need to inspect the footage? Open it in the ProRes player.
Choose a ProRes MOV file in the converter above, select an output quality and press convert. The encoding runs on your device and the finished MP4 downloads once it is done.
Three quality presets are available. Small file produces a lighter output for quick sharing. Highest quality keeps the most detail for delivery work.
ProRes files are large and many players cannot open them. MP4 plays on phones, smart TVs, browsers and social platforms. Converting makes a copy that is easier to play and share, without touching the original file.
The following profiles convert correctly:
Source files are usually .mov files. The output is always an MP4 file that plays everywhere.
Converting ProRes to MP4 recompresses the video, so the MP4 is not identical to the original file. The highest quality setting keeps the result very close to the original.
The original ProRes file is never modified. Keep it if you need the original quality for editing later.
MP4 cannot store transparency. If you convert a ProRes 4444 file with transparent areas, the transparency is lost in the MP4. It only survives in the original ProRes file or in another format made for it.
The conversion runs entirely in your browser. There is no server upload and no account. Very large files depend on the memory and performance of your device.
H.264 encoding requires browser support. On the rare browser without H.264 encoding the converter reports that it cannot continue instead of producing a broken file.
Choose a ProRes MOV file in the converter above, pick an output quality and press the convert button. The file is processed on your device and you download the resulting MP4.
Yes. The converter is free and needs no account. The conversion runs in your browser and nothing is uploaded.
The video is recompressed during conversion, so the MP4 is not identical to the original file. At the highest quality setting the difference is hard to notice. Keep your original ProRes file for editing and mastering.
Yes. ProRes 422 Proxy, ProRes 422 LT, ProRes 422 and ProRes 422 HQ all convert to MP4.
Yes, but MP4 cannot store transparency. Transparent areas from a ProRes 4444 file are lost in the MP4. Keep the original file if you need them.
No. The file is read and encoded on your device. Nothing is uploaded and no server processes the footage.
MP4 with H.264 video and AAC audio plays on almost every phone, TV and browser. The converter produces this by default.
No. MP4 cannot store transparency, so it is not preserved in the output. Use a format that supports transparency when it matters.
No. Keep the original ProRes file. The MP4 is a smaller delivery file. The ProRes file remains your source of quality for future edits.
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