Rescue legacy Flash (FLV) videos and convert them to MP4 that plays now that Flash is gone - all in your browser.
Drop files here or click to browse · video, audio, or images · convert several at once
FLV (Flash Video) was the format of the Flash web era. Now that Flash is dead and unsupported in every modern browser, FLV files are stranded - hard to play and harder to share.
Converting FLV to MP4 moves your video into a format that today's browsers, phones, and editors all understand. If the FLV's internal video is already H.264 with AAC audio (common in later Flash video), EasyConvert can repackage it quickly; older FLVs using Sorenson or VP6 are re-encoded to H.264.
Drop your FLV file above, make sure MP4 is selected, and click Convert, then Download. Nothing is uploaded and nothing is installed.
FLV was designed for Adobe Flash, which has been discontinued and removed from all major browsers. Converting to MP4 gives you a file that plays on current devices and software.
If the FLV already contains H.264 video and AAC audio, it can be repackaged without quality loss. Older FLVs using Sorenson Spark or VP6 must be re-encoded, which involves some loss.
Yes. Drop multiple FLV files into the box at once and EasyConvert converts them as a batch, ready to download as a ZIP.
Completely. Conversion happens in your browser via WebAssembly, so your files never travel over the internet.