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Change video frame rate

Convert videos to 24, 30, 60 fps or any frame rate. Useful for platform requirements, matching footage and smaller files.

Upload a video to change its frame rate

MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV

Processed on your device. Nothing is uploaded.

Works withMP4MOVWebMMKVH.264VP9

Video Frame Rate Converter: free, private and right in your browser

Convert videos to 24, 30, 60 fps or any frame rate. Useful for platform requirements, matching footage and smaller files.

  • Shows your video's current frame rate
  • Common presets and custom values
  • Lower frame rates make smaller files
  • Keeps audio in sync
  • Private: processed on your device

How to use the video frame rate converter

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    Step 01

    Choose your video

    Select a video. Its current frame rate is shown.

  2. MOV → MP4
    Step 02

    Pick a frame rate

    Choose 24, 25, 30, 50, 60 fps or type a custom value.

  3. MOV → MP4
    Step 03

    Convert and download

    Click convert and download the result.

MOV → MP4

Cinematic 24 fps

Give footage a film look by converting to 24 fps.

MOV → MP4

Match your timeline

Bring clips to the same frame rate before editing them together.

MOV → MP4

Smaller files

Halving 60 fps to 30 fps reduces file size for screen recordings.

Use the video frame rate converter

Frequently asked questions

Is my video uploaded?

No. Everything happens in your browser using your own device. Your video never leaves your computer or phone.

Will 60 fps make my video smoother?

Not if the original is 30 fps. Raising the frame rate repeats frames; it can't invent new motion.

Does the audio stay in sync?

Yes. Only the frames are changed; timing and audio stay the same.

What frame rate should I use?

30 fps for most social video, 24 fps for a film look, 60 fps for gaming and sports when the source is 60 fps.

Which browsers are supported?

Recent Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari (16.4+). The tool uses WebCodecs, your browser's built-in video encoder, and tells you before you start if something isn't supported.

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