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Convert

Change a video's format, turn it into a GIF, or extract the audio track.

Convert covers three operations: change a video's container format, turn a clip into an animated GIF, or pull the audio out as a standalone file.

Open it at https://openclip.app/tools/convert, or press Cmd-K and type "convert", "gif", or "mp3".

Convert video

Re-encode a video into another format.

OptionChoicesDefault
FormatMP4, WebM, MOV, MKVMP4
Video qualityAuto, High (8 Mbps), Medium (4 Mbps), Low (2 Mbps)Auto
Audio qualityAuto, High (320 kbps), Good (256 kbps), Standard (192 kbps), Compact (128 kbps)Auto

Auto lets the encoder pick a bitrate. Pick an explicit quality only when you need to control file size.

Video to GIF

Turn a video (or a section of one) into a looping GIF.

OptionChoicesDefault
Frame rateSmooth (20 fps), Standard (15 fps), Small (10 fps), or 1 to 6015
SizeLarge (640px), Medium (480px), Small (320px), or a custom width480
QualitySharper (5), Balanced (10), Smaller file (20), range 1 to 3010
LoopInfinite, Play once, Loop 3 timesInfinite
Start (ms) / End (ms)Trim range in millisecondsWhole video

GIFs get large fast. For anything longer than a few seconds, drop the frame rate and size before reaching for the quality knob.

Extract audio

Rip the audio track into its own file.

OptionChoicesDefault
FormatMP3, AAC, WAV, FLACMP3
Audio qualityAuto, High (320 kbps), Good (256 kbps), Standard (192 kbps), Compact (128 kbps)Auto
Start (ms) / End (ms)Trim range in millisecondsWhole video

MP3 is the safe default. Use WAV or FLAC when you need lossless audio for further editing.

Watermarks and limits

Converted videos and GIFs are visual outputs, so free-plan results carry a watermark. Extracted audio is not visual and is never watermarked. Every run counts against your daily quota (10 on free, 500 on paid), and inputs follow your plan's caps: 200 MB / 10 minutes free, 2 GB / 6 hours paid. See Tools overview.

  • Need the video smaller in the same format? That is Compress in Edit video.
  • Want a transcript of the audio instead of the audio itself? Use Transcribe.

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