Live Photo to MP4 Converter

Turn saved iPhone Live Photos or Android Motion Photos into universal MP4 videos

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Drop files here or click to browse

Supports: iPhone saved video/.livp + Android Motion Photo JPG • Max: 100MB

📎 Choose Files

Choose a .livp package, a MOV/MP4 video, or an Android Motion Photo JPG with embedded motion.

💬 Reddit Q&A

Exporting multiple live photos into whatsapp, or a video making software

Convert each Live Photo to MP4 first, then send the MP4 files to WhatsApp or import them into your video editor.

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Live Photos shortened

If the motion looks shortened, export the original Live Photo or .livp package and trim it here instead of relying on a compressed share copy.

Source: Reddit

Are Live Photos supported? Is it possible to group the jpeg and mov together?

A real Live Photo needs the still image and motion clip kept together, while MP4 is the safest format when you just need it to play everywhere.

Source: Reddit

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Convert Live Photo to MP4 with Audio

MP4 is the safest format when you want a Live Photo to play outside Apple's Photos app. It works in WhatsApp, Instagram, TikTok, Android galleries, Windows, macOS, and most editing tools. This page is tuned for one job: take the motion part of a Live Photo and export a clean MP4 with audio preserved.

Choose a .livp package, a MOV from the Live Photo, a video saved from iPhone Photos, or the original Android Motion Photo JPG. The conversion runs locally in your browser, so the original file is not uploaded to a server. If you also want to trim, crop, or change playback speed, use the full Live Photo to Video converter.

When MP4 is Better than GIF

MP4 keeps sound, while GIF is always silent.
MP4 usually creates a smaller file than GIF at the same visual quality.
MP4 preserves smooth color and motion instead of GIF's 256-color palette.
MP4 is the right choice for social video, messaging apps, and Android sharing.

iPhone and Android Upload Notes

iPhone browsers usually cannot hand a full Live Photo to a website from the Photos picker; they often pass only the still frame. Use Photos > Share > Save as Video first, then upload that saved video here. On Android, choose the original Samsung or Pixel Motion Photo JPG if you want the browser to extract the hidden MP4. For the file-level reason, read the Live Photo format guide.