WebM Viewer

Preview WebM files live in your web browser


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WebM Viewer: How to use the WebM player

1. To play your WebM files, drag and drop or click our select area to play your files

2. Your files will show in queue

3. Our tool will automatically play the first file in the list

4. You can click any item in your playlist.

WebM Viewer

WebM Viewer FAQ

How do I play a WEBM file in my browser?
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Drop your WEBM file onto the player and it streams instantly. WEBM is a modern container supported natively by current browsers, so no plugin or download is needed.
The player uses your browser's native decoders, so common WEBM codecs (H.264/AVC, and where the browser supports it H.265/HEVC, VP9, or AV1) play directly.
If your WEBM file carries multiple audio tracks, the player exposes a track selector so you can switch languages or commentary during playback.
Yes. For WEBM you can attach external SRT or VTT subtitle files, and embedded text tracks are detected automatically.
Usually the WEBM file uses an audio codec your browser can't decode (e.g. certain AC-3/DTS tracks). Convert the audio track or the whole WEBM to a web-friendly codec.
No. Your WEBM file is decoded locally in the browser and never leaves your device.
Yes. WEBM plays on iOS and Android browsers, with hardware-accelerated decoding on devices that support the contained codec.
Yes. WEBM stores seek indexes, so the player can jump to any point quickly even in long, high-bitrate files.
Yes, from 0.25x to 2x, with pitch-corrected audio where the browser supports it. Your WEBM file is unchanged.
Confirm the WEBM isn't using an exotic codec your browser lacks. Converting the WEBM to H.264/AAC MP4 maximizes compatibility.
No. The WEBM player is free, installs nothing, and works immediately in the browser.
Yes. After previewing you can compress, trim, or convert your WEBM to MP4, MKV, WebM, MOV, and more.

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