Convert your WMV video to MP4. Free, instant, private — nothing is uploaded.
Drop your WMV video here, or click to browse
Converts WMV to MP4 — .wmv files only
Fully re-encodes a legacy Microsoft container wrapping VC-1 or WMV3 video with WMA audio into the most universally compatible video container, usually wrapping H.264 or H.265 video with AAC audio, using ffmpeg's native encoders so the output plays correctly wherever MP4 is expected.
Conversion runs entirely in your browser using WebAssembly. Your WMV file is never sent to a server, stored, or seen by anyone but you.
Free to use with no sign-up, no file limits, and no watermark on your MP4 output.
The one format virtually every phone, editor, platform, and TV accepts without question.
Fully responsive with touch-friendly controls — convert your WMV file from your phone, tablet, or desktop without installing anything.
Because nothing leaves your device, this is safe to use on old Windows Movie Maker exports, corporate training videos, and Windows Media Center recordings or any other clip you can't upload to a third-party server.
Drag and drop your WMV file onto the page, or click to browse. Nothing is uploaded — the file stays on your device.
A WebAssembly build of ffmpeg re-containers or re-encodes the video to MP4 entirely on your device. A progress bar shows the conversion as it runs.
Preview the result right on the page, then click Download to save the MP4 file to your device.
Whether you're a video editor, a content creator, or just need one clip in a different container — PixelTools converts WMV to MP4 instantly in your browser, with no upload and no account needed.
WMV files typically come from old Windows Movie Maker exports, corporate training videos, and Windows Media Center recordings. Converting to MP4 makes them usable in the apps and platforms that actually need them.
The one format virtually every phone, editor, platform, and TV accepts without question, which is exactly why people convert WMV to MP4 before sharing, uploading, or editing.
Video editors and producers convert WMV to MP4 to match the container their NLE, platform, or client actually expects.
A WMV file that won't open on a phone, TV, or web uploader often just needs its container swapped to MP4 — no other editing required.
Yes, completely free with no limits. Convert as many files as you want. No subscription, no account, no watermark.
No. The conversion happens entirely in your browser using WebAssembly. Your WMV video never leaves your device.
WMV is a legacy Microsoft container wrapping VC-1 or WMV3 video with WMA audio, typically from old Windows Movie Maker exports, corporate training videos, and Windows Media Center recordings. The one format virtually every phone, editor, platform, and TV accepts without question.
This conversion always re-encodes the video and audio into the target codec, so it isn't literally lossless — but it uses a quality setting tuned to be visually indistinguishable from the source at typical viewing sizes, at the cost of a longer conversion than a same-length stream-copy pair.
Files up to 2GB are supported. Very large files take longer to process since everything runs on your device's CPU rather than a server.
PixelTools does not claim any rights over files you process. The output is yours to use however you like, subject to any rights the original file's owner holds.
WMV was Microsoft's default video export format through the Windows XP and Windows 7 era, built around the VC-1 codec and WMA audio — codecs that were never widely adopted outside Windows Media Player. iPhones, Android phones, most browsers, and nearly every modern video editor never added WMV support. This conversion always fully re-encodes to H.264/AAC inside an MP4 wrapper, since VC-1 isn't stream-copy compatible with MP4, but the result plays everywhere H.264 does.