Play WebM files in your browser

The web's open video format, saved by screen recorders and browsers. Play one here, step through it and turn it into an MP4 any phone can play.

Or drop it anywhere on this page

What you'll see

Your video starts playing the moment it opens, sized to fit your screen.

talk.webm

WebM • 1920 × 1080 • 24:13 • 25 fps • VP9 • Opus stereo • 187.4 MB

  • Plays at once, sized to fit
  • Play and pause • Drag the timeline
  • Step frame by frame • Change the speed
  • Export • Save as MP4 or MOV

About WebM

Google released WebM in 2010 as an open, royalty free format for the web. It's built on Matroska, and it's what browsers, screen recorders and many video downloaders save.

A WebM holds VP8, VP9 or AV1 video with Opus or Vorbis sound. VP9 and AV1 keep files small, which is why video sites stream them.

Chrome, Edge and Firefox play WebM, and so does Safari, on iPhone and iPad from iOS 17.4. Filepeek adds the details and frame by frame steps, and Export saves an MP4 for the apps and phones that won't take WebM.

WebM video

Format

MIME type
video/webm
Made by
Google
Released
2010

Inside the file

Video
VP8, VP9 or AV1
Audio
Opus or Vorbis
HDR
Yes, with VP9 or AV1
Built on
Matroska

Opens in every browser

Chrome, Edge and Firefox play WebM by themselves, and so does Safari 17.4 and later. Filepeek adds the details, frame steps and Save as MP4.

  • YouChromePlays it natively
  • YouEdgePlays it natively
  • YouFirefoxPlays it natively
  • YouSafariPlays it natively since version 17.4

Questions

How do I turn a WebM into an MP4?

Open it, choose Export, then Save as MP4. The MP4 holds H.264 and AAC, which every phone and app plays.

Why won't WebM play on my iPhone?

Safari on iPhone and iPad plays WebM only from iOS 17.4 on, and many apps don't take it at all. Save it here as an MP4, and it plays everywhere.

Can I trim a screen recording?

Yes. In the export sheet, drag the handles on the frame strip to the part you want to keep, then save it as MP4 or MOV.

Is my video uploaded?

No. Filepeek plays and converts it inside your browser. Nothing is sent to a server.

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