Free full-features video converter
Free Video Converter for Mac is a free video program developed by ThunderSoft. It is a video converter that allows users to convert their videos to a variety of different file formats. It provides multiple presets to choose from for even faster processing and has a simple user interface that's easy to learn and navigate.
Compared to other solutions like Total Video Converter or Prism Video Converter, Free Video Converter for Mac boasts various editing tools that users can take advantage of depending on their needs. It even has features that support some light editing if needed.
Fast and simple
Free Video Converter for Mac primarily revolves around five core functions apart from simple format conversion, with the first one being Trim wherein you cut your videos as you want from the start or end of their duration. The second is Adjust, which allows you to crop your clips to remove black bars. Setting a specific resolution will also enable the app to automatically accommodate.
Continuing, the third feature is the Effects section, which comes with various adjustment sliders for volume, contrast, saturation, and brightness. You can also apply special visual looks for your videos, including Black and White, Embossed, and many other choices. To claim ownership of your files you can move to the Watermark section to add a name or logo of your choosing.
Add captions to videos featuring dialogue through the Subtitle feature to make it easier for viewers to understand what's being said. Once done with all the changes, click on Done and wait for it to finish processing. One thing to note with this free version is that all your output videos will come with the company's watermark on them. You'll need to purchase a license to remove them.
One small caveat
All in all, Free Video Converter for Mac is a capable and intuitive video converter with a lot of extra features that let you do some quick and simple edits. That said, you do have to contend with the fact that all your output will have watermarks on them. Take time to consider and decide accordingly if you're okay with that.
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