Convert MP4 to MKV

Upload an MP4 file and convert it to MKV. When the codecs already fit the target container, the conversion is lossless and near-instant; otherwise the video is re-encoded.

A lossless container swap

Matroska accepts virtually every codec, so converting MP4 to MKV is a pure repackaging: video and audio are copied bit-for-bit into the new container. No quality change, no long processing.

Why choose MKV

MKV shines for archiving and flexibility: multiple audio tracks, soft subtitles, chapters, and robust handling of unusual codecs. Media-server users standardize on it for exactly those reasons.

Frequently asked questions

Is the conversion really lossless?

Yes. The streams inside are unchanged; only the container differs.

Will MKV play on my devices?

Computers and media servers handle it well; phones and TVs are hit-and-miss. Keep MP4 for sharing, MKV for archiving.

Is anything uploaded?

No, the repackaging happens locally in your browser.