Convert WEBM to MP4 privately using browser media codecs and no file uploads.
Container format and audio/video codec are different concepts. Transcoding may alter quality while transmuxing compatible media can preserve encoded data.
Requires browser WebCodecs or bundled MP3 encoder. Hardware acceleration and supported codecs vary by browser. Maximum 120 MiB input, 400 MiB output. DRM and unsupported codecs cannot be converted; multi-track metadata may change.
No. Audio/video data stays inside your browser, and the encoder runs locally.
Re-encoding lossy codecs may reduce quality. Keep the original file for archival use.