Choose WEBM video
Add non-empty .webm files up to 100 MB that FFmpeg can read and that have a video stream.
Free online WEBM to AVI converter
Fileverses processes WEBM uploads sequentially to make a new AVI with MPEG-4 Part 2 video and MP3 audio only when the source has audio.
Processed by our self-hosted conversion engine
Supported files
The profile uses the first video stream and an optional first audio stream. It encodes them anew rather than only changing the container.
How it works
Add non-empty .webm files up to 100 MB that FFmpeg can read and that have a video stream.
Each file is processed one at a time with the fixed AVI encoding profile.
Download each separately named AVI and confirm it in the legacy player or workflow that needs it.
AVI output facts
The result uses fixed MPEG-4 Part 2 and conditional MP3 settings. Metadata, chapters, subtitles, attachments, and alternate tracks are removed.
Convert WEBM to AVIOnly the first video stream is mapped, plus the first audio stream if present. Video-only sources produce video-only AVI output.
The route writes MPEG-4 Part 2 video at quality setting 5 and MP3 audio at quality setting 4 when audio exists; it is not a remux.
Metadata and chapters are removed. Subtitles, attachments, alternate tracks, and original codec data are not retained.
There are no trim, resize, bitrate, codec, quality, or stream-selection controls. Input must be a readable non-empty WEBM of 100 MB or less.
WEBM to AVI help
The profile encodes MPEG-4 Part 2 video at quality 5 and adds MP3 audio at quality 4 only when source audio exists.
Yes, if it has a readable video stream. Its AVI result will not contain audio.
No. Video and any mapped audio are re-encoded with fixed codecs and settings.
No. It uses only the first video and optional first audio stream; subtitles, attachments, alternate tracks, metadata, and chapters are removed.
No. The encoding profile is fixed and this route has no trim, resize, bitrate, codec, quality, or stream controls.
Use a non-empty .webm up to 100 MB that host FFmpeg can read and that contains video.
Compatibility is not guaranteed. Test the new AVI in the specific destination application.