Convert videos and other media files to popular video formats
Freemake Video Converter is a great video converter for many reasons, but mainly because it’s fast, efficient and really simple to use.
Under a nicely designed interface, Freemake Video Converter presents us with a powerful set of tools that let you convert videos and DVD movies between different formats, as well as create photo slideshows and music visualizations. The program supports the most popular formats (AVI, MP4, WMV, 3GP, DVD, MP3) and can even upload your newly converted file to YouTube straight away.
Using Freemake Video Converter couldn’t be easier. Just select the files you want to convert – either one by one or in batches – and pick the desired target format. Each format includes a few conversion profiles, which you have to choose depending on where you plan to watch your video. Conversions in Freemake Video Converter are quite quick, though obviously it all depends on your original file’s size.
Freemake Video Converter still keeps an ace up its sleeve: the program includes a basic editor with which you can crop, rotate and flip your videos before converting them. In the case of photos and music, the editor lets you create simple visual presentations. On the downside, the editor in Freemake Video Converter was quite unstable during our testing: video playback was a bit clunky and sometimes it didn’t load up the images we had selected.
All in all, Freemake Video Converter is a handy tool to convert videos – and other types of media – to other video formats, all in a very simple way and within a nice interface.
Added the language change module into the programAdded the localization to Italian, Dutch, DanishFixed the quality recognition issue for YouTube videos
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Added the language change module into the programAdded the localization to Italian, Dutch, DanishFixed the quality recognition issue for YouTube videos
User reviews about Freemake Video Converter
by Bill T
No good. It leaves branding, and it will not close out without buying. Don't download.
by RnJ4 F
It is a rip off,Does not recognize my RTX graphics card,saying I am unable to use CUDA.
by Grzegorz Żebrowski
It says it is free, but it adds branding logo to the converted files, and the comercial options (remove branding, speed up, ability to reuse the key after reinstallation, etc) is too expensive. More
by Aries Calypso
i have used free make video converter for a number of years off and on. it used to work great. then recently at least for me they added the WAIT TIME. i'm thinking okay they made some changes... it starts out at 2 hours okay fine. then not even 5 minutes into the conversion that 2 hour wait time jumps to 20 hours... i sat with it letting it do its thing for 8 hours at 0% conversion before I said to H*** with this program. the only way to convert for free with free make is to pay. this program used to be great now it sucks. So Free make you have lost me at least AVC is actually free. you are not. More
by Paul Keith
The Freemake Video Converter (FVC) PAID version, has an audio sync problem that Freemake addresses by instructing users to perform a COMPLETE Uninstall and Registry Purge followed by a reinstall of FVC. In my case it required a disk format and complete windows 10 Pro, Drivers & software reinstall to get FVC to work. However, the problem returned after a Windows update. If a Video converter can't sync the audio it's WORTHLESS!!! More
by Maria Ramos Jaramillo
NO LO RECOMIENDO tiene un logotipo y te pide que pagues para quitarlo, porque ponen que es gratis... mejor cobren para instalarlo así ya sabes de que va el programa More