Today, on mostly tech we'll be taking a look at the top 3 best video converters. All of these also happen to be 100% free. You'll be able to use these apps to convert almost any video clip into a usable MP4 file or a number of other video formats. Which video converter do you guys use and which one is your favorite? Let me know in the comments. If you find this video helpful remember to smash the like button, it really does help me out. Also, there will be a bonus converter at the end of the video. The overall base and simplest video converter that I've been able to find is definitely the Myro video converter. That being said, although Myro is easy to use, it also has limited features and options compared to the other video converters in this list. To convert videos with Myro video converter, you can simply drag and drop a video clip into the application. Then select your conversion output format. There are some options available but MP4 is probably the one most people will use. Now simply click on convert to begin the process. Once it's done, you can click on the show file option on one of the converted videos. Myro is 100% free and available for Windows, Mac and Linux computers. Links and downloads are in the description as always. If you want something with more advanced options and features, check out the next two video converters. Another really great video converter is Xmedia Recode. Compared with Myro, it is a bit more complicated to use but it's not really that difficult once you get the hang of it. It also has much more features, filters and other functions than the Myro video converter. Here's how to use Xmedia Recode. After downloading and installing the software, click on open file, browse to where the video you want to convert is, select it and click open. Then choose your output profile. There's a lot of options for different devices and websites. I will personally choose YouTube at Full HD. Next, click on the big green plus sign that says add to queue. And then click on encode. Now just wait for the video to convert and enjoy your new video format. While Xmedia Recode is free, it is available only for Windows. But the next converter is very similar and it's available on other operating systems as well. Also remember to check out the bonus converter at the end of the video. Finally we have the Handbrake Video Converter. Like Myro and Xmedia, it will convert almost any videos to MP4 format. However, while it is closer to Xmedia in terms of features, it does not have as many output format options. But Handbrake is still a great free open source video converter for Windows, Mac and Linux. Using Handbrake is not too difficult either. Just open up the program. Mac and Drop, one or several video clips. You can then choose from a number of different preset settings, but the default one is automatically detected based on your source video. It's also possible to manually change the resolution or cropping of the video, add filters, and even change the video or audio codecs and frame rate. Once you're done with your settings, click on the browse button on the lower right. Just wear to save the output file and also choose a name for the video file. When you're finished, click on save. Next click on start and code on the top menu to begin the conversion process. That's pretty much it. The bonus converter for this video is cloudconvert.com, which is actually an online file converter. It can convert many file types including video files and it's quite simple to use. To get started, click on the select files button and browse to where the file that you want to convert is located, select it and click open. Now click on where it says AVI and choose your desired output format. I will pick MP4. Then click on the start conversion button on the lower right and wait for the upload and conversion to finish. Once it's done, just click on the download button and save your converted video file to your hard drive. That's it, very simple and easy. There is however a file size limit of 1GB if you sign up for a free account. I'm not sure what the limit is for non-registered users. If you guys know of any other good free video converters or if you have any questions, let me know in the comments below. Remember to like the video and subscribe for more. Also consider joining the notification squad. That's it for this one. See you again in another video on mostly tech.