Pick the destination
Make a widely playable MP4, keep a MOV workflow, or create edit-ready ProRes without hunting through export jargon.
PX7 VIDEO CONVERT
Choose the format.
Keep the video.
Convert one video or a whole folder between everyday delivery formats and edit-ready codecs—with every choice visible before you start.
Version 1.0.5 · macOS 14 or later · 7-day trial
MP4 and MOV.
H.264, HEVC and ProRes.
Whole folders.
Originals untouched.
Source
MOV
4K · HEVC · 60 fps
Output
MP4
1080p · H.264 · 30 fps
Choose the codec
Use H.264 for compatibility, HEVC for efficiency, or ProRes 422, HQ, LT and Proxy for editing and handoff.
Set size and motion
Keep the original dimensions and frame rate, or move cleanly to 4K, 1080p, 720p and standard frame rates.
Start from a useful preset
Source Match, Web H.264, Efficient HEVC, Editing ProRes and Social 1080p give each job a clear starting point.
Handle sound and details
Keep AAC, create uncompressed PCM or remove audio. Preserve metadata when it matters or strip it from the exported copy.
Convert a whole folder
Apply one recipe to a batch. Existing files are never overwritten and the original videos remain exactly where they are.
LOCAL FROM START TO FINISH
No upload queue.
No account.
Conversion runs through Apple’s native media engine on your Mac. Source videos and converted copies never leave your machine.
VERSION 1.0.5
One clear conversion recipe.
Inspect the source, choose a preset or refine the output, then convert one file or a complete folder.
Quick answers
Questions about PX7 Video Convert
- What is PX7 Video Convert?
- Convert MP4 and MOV video between H.264, HEVC and ProRes, with clear controls for resolution, frame rate, audio and metadata.
- Where does PX7 Video Convert do its work?
- PX7 Video Convert processes video locally on your Mac.
- How much does PX7 Video Convert cost?
- PX7 Video Convert costs €15 once. It includes a seven-day trial, and one app-specific key can be used on up to seven Macs. There is no subscription.
- Which Macs can run PX7 Video Convert?
- macOS 14 or later on an Apple silicon Mac
- How do I convert a video format on a Mac?
- Pick the destination format, choose a codec, and convert — resolution and frame rate are set in the same place, with every choice visible before it starts. PX7 Video Convert handles one video or a whole folder.
- How do I convert a video to an edit-ready codec?
- Delivery formats and edit-ready codecs are both available, so footage can be turned into something an editor handles smoothly instead of fighting a heavily compressed delivery file.
- Can I change the resolution or frame rate of a video?
- Yes. Size and motion are set as part of the conversion, so a clip can be resized and re-timed in the same pass.
- Can I convert a whole folder of videos at once?
- Yes — a folder can be converted in one run with the same settings, starting from a preset if one fits.