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ADD YOUR FLV
Drop the FLV file into the box above or choose it from your device.
FLV → MOV / online converter
FLV to MOV Converter
Convert an FLV video to MOV for QuickTime, iMovie and Final Cut Pro.
01 / how to
How to convert FLV to MOV
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CONVERT TO MOV
MOV is already selected. Press Convert and wait a few seconds.
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DOWNLOAD
Save the finished MOV file. The original is deleted from our server.
02 / what you get
What happens to your data
Kept
- Old Flash Video files, such as downloaded web clips and archived recordings, are read
- H.264 video with AAC audio in a QuickTime file that plays in QuickTime Player, iMovie and Final Cut Pro
- The original resolution and frame rate are kept
- A phone video recorded sideways or upside down is turned the right way up
- Surround sound (5.1) is kept when the source has it
Good to know
- The video is re-encoded, which is slightly lossy. Only one video track and one audio track are kept; extra audio tracks and subtitles are left out.
- A width or height that is an odd number of pixels is trimmed by one pixel, because video encoders need even sizes.
- HDR video (for example from a recent iPhone) is converted to normal SDR colors, and 10-bit video becomes 8-bit, so it plays everywhere.
- Files up to 150 MB are accepted. Long or very high-resolution videos can take several minutes, and a conversion that runs past about 4 minutes is stopped with a message.
03 / formats
FLV vs MOV
FLV
An FLV file is the old Flash Video format that powered most web video in the 2000s and early 2010s. Flash itself is dead, but the container still shows up in some legacy systems.
Used in: Legacy web video · Old streaming systems
MOV
A MOV file is Apple's QuickTime video format — the default when you record or export video on an iPhone or Mac.
Used in: iPhone & Mac recordings · Final Cut Pro · Apple ecosystem
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