Video format · .avi
AVI is Microsoft's 1992 container: common in old camcorders, screen recorders, and CCTV exports, usually with bulky DivX/Xvid video inside. Modern players and every web platform prefer MP4 — convert AVI once and retire the original to archive.
Every tool runs in your browser — files never leave your device. Badges say exactly what each tool does with AVI.
Use the video converter — it transcodes AVI to MP4 locally via FFmpeg, shrinking the file several-fold while fixing playback everywhere.
AVI usually holds DivX/Xvid video from the 2000s. Re-encoding the same footage as H.264 MP4 typically cuts 70–80% of the size at equal quality.
Yes — video to MP3 pulls the audio track out locally, no matter how old the container is.
Completely. Transcoding runs in your browser with local FFmpeg; no video is uploaded.