Convert audio and video with local FFmpeg processing, reusable presets, configurable pipelines, and a cancellable batch queue.
Universal build for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, distributed from the official AnyFileTool download domain.
5e8cb305ff709bce3d9c751408d3d216c3ed242777b121810842f5818b761db2The x64 MSIX has been submitted to Microsoft. Installation availability depends on Store certification.
A simple local workflow from source file to finished export.
Choose one or more audio or video files. They remain on your device.
Use a built-in preset, a saved preset, or set the container, codecs, resolution, quality, and metadata options.
Keep the default folder or choose another location. Existing files are never silently overwritten.
Start the sequential batch queue, follow live progress, or cancel the current job.
Open the saved file and verify it before removing your original.
The essentials about privacy, formats, installation, and updates.
No. Desktop audio and video conversion runs locally with bundled FFmpeg and FFprobe.
No. Local desktop conversions do not use your web account or cloud credits.
The app provides common MP4, MOV, WebM, MP3, M4A, WAV, and compatible codec workflows. Available hardware encoders can vary by device.
The package is under Microsoft Store review. The listing link may be visible before installation is enabled.
Run shasum -a 256 on the downloaded DMG and compare the result with the SHA-256 shown on this page.
The first macOS release uses manual downloads. Windows updates are delivered through Microsoft Store after certification.