Turn MKV videos into MP4 files that play on smart TVs, iPhones, consoles and in every video editor - and when the codecs already fit, nothing is re-encoded at all.
Need the soundtrack on its own? MP4 to MP3 takes MKV files too.
MKV (Matroska) is a container, a box that can hold almost anything.
One MKV can carry several audio languages, subtitles, chapters and nearly any codec.
That flexibility is why downloads, OBS recordings and Blu-ray rips love it - and why iPhones, many smart TVs, PowerPoint and some editors do not. MP4 is the format they all expect.
Many MKVs already hold H.264 video and AAC sound - the exact codecs MP4 uses. Then the page performs a remux: the streams are copied into an MP4 box as they are.
A remux takes seconds, the quality is identical and the file size stays about the same. The result card says "lossless remux" when that happened.
To be honest about it: the MP4 gets one video and one audio track - the first ones stored in the MKV.
Extra audio languages, subtitle tracks and attachments such as fonts are left out. If the first audio track is not the language you want, set it as the first track with a desktop tool like MKVToolNix before converting.
Subtitles are not burned into the picture either. Keep the MKV if you need them, or use a player that loads a separate .srt file.
| MKV | MP4 | |
|---|---|---|
| Made by | Matroska (open source) | MPEG (ISO standard) |
| Codecs | Almost any | H.264, HEVC, AV1 + AAC |
| Audio tracks | Many, with languages | Usually one |
| Subtitles | Many styled tracks | Basic, rarely supported |
| Plays on | VLC, Plex, Kodi, PCs | Everything, including iPhone and TVs |
| Web upload | Often rejected | Accepted everywhere |
Have older clips too? AVI to MP4 converts DivX and Xvid files the same way.
Your video is converted on our server with FFmpeg. The upload is deleted right after converting and the MP4 once you download it.
Drop your MKV into the box, keep the Match source preset and press Convert.
One or two files download directly, more than two come as a ZIP.
Not when the MKV holds H.264 video and AAC sound - then it is remuxed, which copies the streams without touching them. Other codecs are re-encoded at CRF 20, which is visually lossless.
A remux moves the video and sound into a new container without re-encoding them. It is lossless, takes seconds and keeps the file size about the same.
No. The MP4 gets the first video track and the first audio track of the MKV. Extra languages, subtitle tracks and attached fonts are left out, and subtitles are not burned into the picture.
Yes. HEVC MKVs, including 10-bit ones, are converted to 8-bit H.264 MP4 that plays on older TVs, Windows and every browser.
Many TVs, iPhones and editors do not open the MKV container, even when the video inside is fine. MP4 is supported everywhere.
Up to 200 MB per video and 20 videos per batch. For full-length movies, use a desktop tool such as HandBrake or MKVToolNix.
Yes, it is free with no account. Your video travels to our server over HTTPS, is deleted as soon as the MP4 is made, and the MP4 is deleted once you download it.