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Please note: Users purchasing the lifetime license for Movavi Video Converter get access only to minor updates of the program. Users purchasing the annual subscription for Movavi Video Converter also get access to the next major update.
Version 24
MAJOR UPDATE
October 11, 2023
An important technical update is here!
You can get Movavi Video Converter 24 for free, if you have an activated version 23:
- Visit www.movavi.com and download the latest version.
- Install it on your computer.
- Enter your previous activation key to continue using the full version of the program.
If you have an older version of Movavi Video Converter, you’ll need to either buy the latest version of the program or keep using your current version.
Need help? Contact our Movavi Support Center anytime.
Version 23.1.0
August 23, 2023
- Minor improvements and bug fixes
Version 23.0.1
November 3, 2022
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
Version 23
BIG UPDATE
October 10, 2022
- AI upscaling
Give what you’ve shot this summer a serious facelift, making your vids’ resolution 8 times better. Treat your followers to more eye candy and show them – in every detail – how hot and sunny it all was!
Version 22.5.0
June 9, 2022
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
Version 22.4.0
May 20, 2022
- AI Upscaling is now faster and even more useful! Now you can improve your videos and images by 4 times
- We've fixed the player and the editing window. So now you can play and edit files without freezes or crashes
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
Version 22.3.0
February 17, 2022
- You can select and extract subtitles again. Note that this feature is in the editing window now
Minor bug fixes and improvements
Version 22.2.1
February 1, 2022
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
Version 22.2.0
December 22, 2021
- Minor design changes to make the program even more pleasant to work with
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
Version 22.1.0
November 17, 2021
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
Version 22
BIG UPDATE
October 14, 2021
AI quality upscaling
Now you can improve video resolution without quality loss thanks to the new AI-powered feature
Version 21.5
August 19, 2021
Minor bug fixes and improvements
Version 21.4
July 29, 2021
- The Crop and Rotate tools are now unified
- The Before/After feature in the Crop/Rotate tool is now even easier to use
- Conversion has become even faster
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
Version 21.3
May 27, 2021
Minor bug fixes and improvements
Version 21.2
March 9, 2021
Minor bug fixes and improvements
Version 21.1.0
December 16, 2020
Minor bug fixes and improvements
Version 21
BIG UPDATE
October 22, 2020
- Timeline scaling
Now you can use the Scale scrollbar to expand or contract the Timeline scale for more precise positioning of the trimming marker - Still frame preview
Just hover the cursor anywhere on the Timeline to see a small still frame preview of your video file at that point - Time indication
Enter the exact time value you need inside a text box just below the trimming marker to ensure even more precise positioning - Undo/redo
The standard Undo/Redo functions are now available in the Trim tab – undo and redo any change with a single click - Easier file selection
Select only the files you need for batch conversion or compression, using the check boxes in the main window
Version 20.2
June 19, 2020
- Improved trim feature
Now you can cut your file into any number of parts and convert them all or one at a time. You can also save individual file segments after trimming the original - Exact size estimates for audio
See the exact size estimate of your output audio file even before conversion – just click on the file size in the program window
Version 20.1.0
February 20, 2020
- Ability to adjust the quality of audio files
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
Version 20
BIG UPDATE
October 21, 2019
- New design
Discover the familiar, simple interface redesigned to look cleaner, sleeker, and ready for 2020 - Online subtitle search
Now you can quickly find the subtitles you need and use them in your videos - Advanced subtitle editing
Use a wider set of editing tools to change the font, size, style, and color of the subtitles for your favorite movies and shows
Version 19.3.0
May 30, 2019
- Ability to read files in the HEIC/HEIF format
- Built-in tips that will help new users to get started faster with the app
- The problem with sound when opening files with the EAC3 codec is now fixed
- Other bug fixes and improvements
Version 19.2.0
April 4, 2019
- The app window now automatically adjusts to 720p and lower-resolution screens
- You can adjust the quality of your files when converting them to the JPG format
- An enhanced trimming tool: set the exact time frame of the desired segment, trim away even fractions of a second with new markers
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
Version 19.1
February 21, 2019
- When adding multiple files, a progress bar now appears with the number of files left to upload to the program
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
Version 19.0.2
December 12, 2018
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
Version 19.0
BIG UPDATE
October 25, 2018
- A new tab in the editing window: you can choose from a built-in library of creative filters and apply them to the video you want to convert
- A new bitrate option: select presets with a variable bitrate (VBR) to reduce the file size after conversion even more – by up to 20–40%
- A new button in the Trim tab that lets you do trimming without converting your file
- A new feature in the Rotate tab to help you rotate your clips without converting them to another format
- Now you can apply the desired subtitles, audio track, or bitrate to all your videos in just one click
Version 8.4
July 2, 2018
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
Version 8.3.1
May 17, 2018
- Minor changes
Version 8.3
April 13, 2018
- All popular RAW formats (CR2, NEF, RW2, and many others)
- Ability to save embedded subtitles as an individual file
- Other minor changes
Version 8.2
March 6, 2018
- A new Convert Sample feature: convert a short fragment of a file to check the conversion quality
- Other minor changes
Version 8.1.2
February 9, 2018
- Minor changes
Version 8.1
November 21, 2017
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
Version 8.0
BIG UPDATE
October 23, 2017
- Support for H.265 codec when converting to MP4 and MKV formats on systems with an Intel® or NVIDIA® graphics card with HEVC technology support
- Converting into M4V, MXF, ASF, M4R, M4B, AIFF, AU, MKA, F4A, and AC3
- Ready-made presets for new devices: iPad Pro 9.7, 10.5, and 12.9; Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+, LG G6; Sony Xperia X and XZ; Huawei Honor 9; a special “Ringtone for iPhone” preset
- Presets for Instagram; presets for YouTube and Vimeo with higher resolutions; more presets for 4K Ultra HD video
- You can merge files instantly in the SuperSpeed mode, without re-encoding and loss of quality
- You can save multiple subtitle tracks; external subtitles stored in a folder along with your movie are automatically added to the converted file
- Now you can apply the “No audio” option to all video files in the list – can be very helpful if you shoot a lot on an action cam
- The structure of folders now remains unchanged after conversion
Version 7.3.0
July 13, 2017
- Support for videos compressed with H.265
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
Version 7.2.0
January 24, 2017
- User interface now available in Traditional Chinese
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
Version 7.1.0
November 28, 2016
- Minor bug fixes and improvements
Version 7.0.2
October 13, 2016
Minor bug fixes and improvements
Version 7.0
BIG UPDATE
October 3, 2016
- Simply plug your device into the computer and click one button to automatically determine the right preset
- Remove several segments from anywhere in a video file with utmost accuracy – down to a single frame
- Sound level evaluation and recommended normalizing adjustments
- Reduce visual noise in “grainy” videos and do away with random audio noises
- More than 20 new audio and video codecs
- Presets for 25+ new devices from Apple, Samsung, LG, Sony, Xiaomi, Huawei, and more
- Stylish interface with a new, distinctive look
- Better video stabilization due to an improved algorithm
- Subtitles can be synced with video & audio and positioned vertically
- Updated support for the AAC codec – now with multichannel sound
- Up to 4.2x faster conversion when using the H.264 codec for OS X 10.8 and later versions
- Faster conversion for VP8 and VP9 codecs – up to 3.5 times
Version 6.2.1
June 3, 2016
Minor bug fixes and improvements
Version 6.2.0
February 17, 2016
- User interface localized to Chinese and Korean
- Minor bugs fixed
Version 6.1.0
December 15, 2015
Minor bug fixes and improvements
Version 6.0
BIG UPDATE
October 2, 2015
- Support for new formats and codecs: Opus, APNG, and more
- New presets for the latest smartphones: iPhone 6s and 6s Plus, Samsung Galaxy S6, S6 Edge, and Grand Prime, Google Nexus 6, HTC One (M9), Sony Xperia Z3 and Z3 Compact, Motorola Moto G and Moto X, LG G4 and G Flex 2; also for Nook Tablet
- Ready-made presets help you prepare your video for editing with popular Mac video editing programs: iMovie, Final Cut Pro, Final Cut Pro X, and iDVD.
- Automatic conversion of all files in a specified folder to a chosen format using the Watch Folder feature
- Video stabilization helps eliminate the negative effects of camera shake that often appear in amateur footage
- Two-pass encoding. Choose this option to get output files with optimal size-to-quality balance
- Grab screenshots from video and save them in popular image formats
- Optimization for multi-core processors has been improved to increase video processing speed even further – the additional performance gain is up to 20%
- Minor improvements in functionality and user interface
Version 5.1.2
June 10, 2015
Minor bug fixes and improvements
Version 5.1.1
May 28, 2015
Minor bug fixes and improvements
Version 5.1.0
December 26, 2014
New options to shut down the computer automatically after conversion tasks are completed
Ready-made preset for iPhone 6 Plus
Support for converting videos to MKV with VP9 codec
Support for converting to MOV with MJPEG codec – a popular format for stock media websites
Major bug fixes
Minor improvements
Version 5.0
BIG UPDATE
August 14, 2014
- More editing tools
Now there are even more ways to modify your video clips. Crop or flip video, enhance with auto filters, add text and image watermarks. - More opportunities for working with sound
Need to increase or decrease the sound level in your movie? Just set the desired volume before starting the conversion. Take advantage of the new volume normalization feature to fix big volume changes, e.g. quiet voices and loud music. Great news: you can adjust the volume without re-encoding the video track in SuperSpeed mode – the process will be almost instantaneous, and the image quality won’t be affected! When converting videos with multiple audio tracks in previous versions of the program, you could only save one track. Now you can save (almost) as many as you want! The program supports the transfer of up to 16 tracks (depending on the destination format). This feature is also compatible with SuperSpeed mode, so you can transfer audio tracks without re-encoding the video stream. - Support for image formats
Now you can convert not only video and audio, but also image files! The program supports GIF, JPEG, BMP, TIFF, PNG, and other formats. You can also transform still images into 5-second video clips. Images can be joined to each other as well as to video fragments. - Converting video to GIF
Social networks are overflowing with shared GIF animations. Want to create your own? Just add your video clip to Movavi Video Converter, choose the ready-made GIF preset at the desired image size, and hit Convert. - Improved support for 4K Ultra HD video
Now you can not only save 4K Ultra HD videos at a lower resolution, but also convert them to other formats while still preserving the 4K resolution. - More formats and codecs supported
Conversion to M4A audio format with AAC and ALAC codecs is now supported. For WebM video format, more codecs are supported, too: VP7 and VP9 for reading and VP9 for writing. - HTML5 presets
If you have a website or blog where you often upload video, you’re probably acquainted with the HTML5 standard. However, you need to save your video in three different formats before uploading it to a web server, because each browser requires a particular video format under HTML5. To make your life easier, we’ve added a new HTML5 Video preset group with ready-made presets for MP4 (H.264), OGV, and WebM formats. - Upscale your video with no loss of quality
When you watch low-resolution videos on a big screen, image quality often seems poor because hardware resizing usually involves the use of algorithms not optimal for the environment. In the new Movavi Video Converter, we’ve added special presets for upscaling video in which the optimal resizing algorithm is automatically chosen for the task. This means the final image quality can only be better, and you will be able to enjoy your videos on any screen size. - Presets for new devices
The list of supported devices is being constantly expanded and new models added. The latest version of Movavi Video Converter supports iPhone 6, Samsung Galaxy S5 and Note Pro, Sony Xperia Z2, HTC One mini 2, Nokia Lumia 1520, and LG G3, as well as long-awaited PS4 and Xbox One consoles and other devices. There are also presets for popular brands of TVs and for Lenovo tablets and smartphones. - Higher usability
Movavi Video Converter can be minimized during conversion. Since this reduces the CPU load, you can continue working on your computer as usual. If you need to complete a resource-heavy task, you can pause the conversion and resume it later when your task is finished. - Other improvements
Meta information about video and audio files (date of shooting, artists, etc.) is now automatically transferred to the converted files.
You can also choose encoding for any subtitles you add – this is because problems can sometimes arise if you add subtitles with encoding that is different from the system encoding.
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