Simple online media conversion

MKV converter.

Remux or transcode Matroska video into formats people can actually play.

Drop a video file here

or choose a file from your device

MP4 · MOV · WebM · MKV · AVI · M4V and more

About MKV

Remux or transcode Matroska video into formats people can actually play. Justvert keeps this page focused on one format so you can convert into or out of MKV without hunting through a long list of obscure options.

The Strategy Engine still inspects the source. Compatible H.264 streams remux. Hardware-friendly transcodes use WebCodecs. Legacy containers fall back to FFmpeg WASM.

MKV converter FAQ

What is a MKV converter?

A MKV converter changes a media file into or out of the MKV format. On Justvert you drop a file, pick MKV or a related output, and convert in the browser.

Which files can I convert with the MKV converter?

The MKV converter accepts common video and audio inputs such as MP4, MOV, WebM, MKV and AVI when the source is a media file. Use Auto detect if you are unsure of the input format.

Does Justvert upload my files to a server?

No. Conversion runs locally in your browser. The chosen file is read on the page, processed by remux, WebCodecs or FFmpeg WASM, then written back with a WritableStream or a download. Source files are not uploaded to a Justvert conversion server.

Do I need to install software to convert a video?

No. Justvert is an online video converter. Open a modern web browser, drop a file, and convert. There is no desktop app or browser extension to install.

Will converting a video reduce its quality?

It can, if the file has to be re-encoded. Compatible H.264 plus AAC streams can be remuxed into MP4 without touching the pictures or the sound. WebCodecs and FFmpeg paths re-encode and may introduce some quality loss depending on the source and output size.

Why convert MKV at all?

MKV is flexible but not universally playable. Remuxing or transcoding to MP4 makes the same video open in more phones and editors.