Convert MKV to MP4 without uploading it

Drop an .mkv file, press Convert to MP4, and download an MP4. FFmpeg remuxes H.264/AAC when the streams already fit, or re-encodes otherwise. The free size bar is 1024 MB. Nothing is uploaded.

  1. Choose file
  2. Set options
  3. Get result

Limits in your browser: 1024 MB.

Your file never leaves your device. Processed locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

The download is always an MP4 (H.264 and AAC, or a fast remux when the streams already fit). The MKV is not uploaded.

Drop a Matroska MKV from downloads or a screen recording and download an MP4. This page accepts .mkv only. The output is always MP4.

How to convert MKV to MP4

  1. Drop one .mkv file. MP4, MOV, WebM and photos are refused here.
  2. Press “Convert to MP4”.
  3. Download the MP4 and play it once before you delete the original.

The first visit loads FFmpeg into this tab. Later visits reuse the browser cache. Many MKV files already hold H.264 and AAC, so GustKit can remux them into an MP4 with faststart in seconds.

Remux first, encode when the codec does not fit

When the streams already match what MP4 players expect, GustKit copies them into a new file. Odd video or audio codecs trigger a fallback encode to H.264, yuv420p and AAC at 128 kbps.

MOV to MP4 is the QuickTime sibling. Compress video shrinks the MP4 after you convert. Trim video cuts a long file first.

The MKV stays in this tab

GustKit does not fetch a file from a link. Close the tab and the clip is gone from memory. The free size bar shows 1024 MB for this tool.

How to check the MP4 before you send it

  1. Play the download and watch one scene with dialogue if the MKV had speech.
  2. Compare the file size with the original.
  3. Keep the MKV until the MP4 opens everywhere you need.

MKV files from anime rips or screen recorders vary widely. Remux is fast when the codecs already match MP4. Nothing is uploaded.

Remux or re-encode

PathWhen it applies
Fast remuxVideo is already H.264 and audio is AAC
H.264 + AAC encodeHEVC, VP9, DTS, or other codecs players reject in MP4

Frequently asked questions

Will subtitles stay?

This page maps video and audio only. Soft subtitles in the MKV are not burned in or copied.

Will the audio stay?

Yes when FFmpeg can map the track to AAC or copy it. Silent files become a video-only MP4.

I have a MOV instead. Which page?

Open MOV to MP4. That page accepts QuickTime .mov and writes the same kind of MP4.

Is the MKV uploaded?

No. FFmpeg runs in this tab.

Can I trim the MKV first?

Yes. Open Trim video, save a shorter file, then convert here.

Why did it re-encode?

Some MKV files use codecs MP4 cannot copy. GustKit then falls back to H.264 and AAC.