Video formats can be a tricky thing to deal with – especially if you aren’t all that well-versed in what the difference is between the various formats that are out there, and which formats are compatible with certain devices. That being said, the need to be able to convert videos is almost ever-present nowadays, considering most people tend to use multiple devices and often need to keep their videos compatible between them (and when sharing with others).
It is safe to say that the necessity to convert videos coupled with how easy it is to use is a big part of why Movavi Video Converter is so popular. To put it simply, it is the easiest way to effectively change video format to ensure its compatibility or even optimize it for certain devices and platforms.
Unlike other software that can be technical and complicated, it just takes three simple steps to convert videos with Movavi Video Converter:
- Click ‘Add Video’ and select the video to convert.
- Expand the ‘Convert to’ list and select a format (or preset) to convert to.
- Click ‘Convert’ to start the conversion.
Having hundreds of presets that are designed for different devices and platforms is yet another feature in the software’s hat. Using these presets will automatically configure the ideal format and video settings in Movavi Video Converter – sparing you from having to figure out which is the best one to use. The presets include support for mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets, as well as online video platforms such as Facebook, YouTube, and Vimeo.
To add to its versatility, Movavi Video Converter is also able to convert audio and image file formats. That couples well with its other features that allow it to grab screenshots directly from individual video frames, extract the audio tracks from videos, and even create animated GIFs. It can also enhance the quality of videos, cut and combine video segments, insert customizable text, and crop or rotate the video frame and orientation.
Long story short, Movavi Video Converter is going to be useful in numerous different ways. For the most part you’ll undoubtedly rely on its capabilities as a video format converter, but all of its other features could come in handy at various other points too. Essentially it will be able to act as an ‘all in one’ media converter that handles the majority of your needs.
Article by Vishal
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