Complete converter for $0
The former $89.99 lifetime product is now free for personal and commercial conversion, with no paid converter tier after export.
Once sold for $89.99 as a lifetime license, UniFab Video Converter is now completely free. This is the full video converter, not a restricted trial, with no hidden converter charge, watermark, time limit, or file-size limit.
The former $89.99 lifetime product is now free for personal and commercial conversion, with no paid converter tier after export.
Use one video format converter for mainstream, specialist, device, web, audio, subtitle, and codec combinations.
Use supported NVIDIA, Intel, or AMD encoding paths instead of depending only on CPU-based conversion.
Queue large files or full folders with no converter file-size limit, duration cap, or output watermark.
Remux compatible streams or choose the codec, bitrate, resolution, subtitles, audio, and quality settings you need.
Keep the video quality your output needs
Use the video converter software to preserve the source resolution, choose an output up to an 4K container, or create smaller Full HD, HD, and SD versions. Control H.264 or H.265, frame rate, bitrate, encoding method, quality presets, and lossless remux when the streams are compatible.
Batch convert files and folders in one queue
Import multiple files or drag in a folder, then apply one output profile across the batch. Keep individual audio and subtitle choices when needed, merge files for the right workflow, monitor CPU, GPU, and video memory, and send every result to one output folder.
Accelerate supported conversions with your hardware
UniFab can use NVIDIA NVENC/CUDA, Intel Quick Sync, and AMD hardware encoding for supported jobs. If a hardware path is unavailable, the free video converter can fall back to software encoding; speed varies with the source, output codec, and computer.
Edit the video before you convert it. Open the built-in editor from any task to trim the timeline, crop or rotate the frame, adjust color and effects, add or remove a watermark, manage subtitles, change audio tracks and volume, or set playback speed before conversion.
Trim at multiple points, crop to 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, or 4:3, and rotate the picture in four directions.
Adjust brightness, contrast, saturation, and gamma while watching the real-time preview.
Add a text or image watermark, set its position and opacity, or remove an existing watermark from the input.
Burn in captions, soft-mux a selectable track, or export an external subtitle file with custom styling.
Adjust volume, add fades, change tracks, and preserve compatible multi-channel audio.
Set playback from 0.25x slow motion to 4x time-lapse, or build keyframed speed ramps.
Learn more through our YouTube channel, guidebook, or community discussion.
Yes. The product once sold for $89.99 as a lifetime license and is now completely free. There is no hidden converter charge, watermark, time limit, file-size limit, or fee for personal or commercial conversion.
Yes. The software supports 64-bit Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8.1, and macOS.
UniFab supports more than 1000 video and audio combinations. They include MP4, MKV, AVI, WMV, MOV, and MP3, plus additional formats and profiles.
No. The video converter software processes your files locally on the computer.
UniFab can use NVIDIA NVENC/CUDA, Intel Quick Sync, and AMD hardware encoding for supported codecs and tasks. If a hardware path is unavailable, the converter can fall back to software encoding.
When an MKV contains compatible H.264 video and audio streams, UniFab can remux them into MP4 without re-encoding. Other stream combinations may require transcoding.
Yes. Choose MP3 under Audio output, set the bitrate and channels, and apply the profile to one video or a full batch.
Yes. Choose Direct render, Soft subtitle, or External subtitle mode, then preserve or select compatible multi-track audio.
Use the free desktop video converter for 1000+ formats, large files, folders, batch conversion, merge and subtitle workflows, hardware acceleration, and detailed output controls. Use the online video converter tool for a quick browser job.
Originally $89.99 lifetime, now 100% free forever, with batch processing and a built-in editor.

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"Exactly what a free video converter should be: fast, watermark-free, and respects your privacy. The GPU acceleration alone is worth the download."