YouTube to MP4 Converter

Convert YouTube videos to MP4 — the one format every phone, TV, and editor understands — in up to 4K.

MP4 is the closest thing video has to a universal language. If you want a file that will open on any device, drop straight into any editor, and never throw a codec error, this is it. The YT Premium YouTube to MP4 Converter takes any public YouTube video and delivers a clean MP4 at the resolution you choose, from lightweight 360p to full 4K. No sign-up, no watermark, no quality locked behind a paywall.

How to convert YouTube to MP4

Copy the YouTube video link you want to convert.

Paste it into the converter at the top of this page.

Choose your resolution — 360p, 720p, 1080p, or 4K.

Hit Convert and wait a few seconds.

Download the finished MP4 to your device.

Formats & quality options

MP4 4K (2160p)

Maximum detail, when the source was uploaded in 4K.

MP4 1080p Full HD

Crisp video for big screens and editing.

MP4 720p HD

Sharp, balanced quality that suits most needs.

MP4 360p

Tiny files for saving space or slow connections.

Why use this tool

MP4 output from 360p all the way to 4K

Plays on every device, OS, and editor

No resolution locked behind a paywall

Never adds a watermark or logo

Free with no account required

Works directly in your mobile browser

Converts fast — HD ready in seconds

Your links stay private, never stored

Frequently asked questions

You can pick 360p, 480p, 720p, 1080p, or 4K (2160p). The available options depend on the original upload — if the creator only posted in 1080p, 4K will not appear in the list.

MP4 (H.264) is the most universally compatible video format there is — it plays natively everywhere and imports cleanly into every editor. WebM compresses a little better but has patchy support on older devices and some software. For general use, MP4 is the safe default.

4K only appears when the source video was actually uploaded in 4K. Many creators publish in 1080p, so 4K simply is not available for those. The tool always lists the highest quality the original contains.

Absolutely. MP4 (H.264) imports natively into Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, iMovie, CapCut, and essentially every other editor — consumer or professional. It is the most editor-friendly format available.

Yes — paste a Shorts link and it converts to a vertical MP4. If you want the Shorts-specific handling, the dedicated YouTube Shorts Downloader is also a great option.

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