Turn Mac screen recordings and AirDropped files into small MP4s and JPEGs.
A Mac saves screen recordings as MOV, and files AirDropped from an iPhone arrive as HEIC photos and HEVC video. Timamu Web converts and shrinks them in the browser so they open and send anywhere.
What people bring from a Mac
- Screen recordings saved as MOV, which grow quickly and are awkward to attach.
- HEIC photos and HEVC videos AirDropped from an iPhone, to be sent to someone who cannot open them.
- PowerPoint exports and PDFs that need to fit a mail or upload limit.
- Screenshots saved as PNG that are heavier than the page they are going into.
Steps on a Mac
- Open Timamu Web in your browser.
- Choose the file, or drag it in from Finder.
- Pick the job: convert MOV to MP4, compress the MOV, or convert HEIC to JPG.
- Download the copy. The original MOV or HEIC stays in its folder.
Constraints to know
Questions about Timamu on macOS
Does a Mac screen recording convert to MP4?
Yes. Timamu Web converts MOV to MP4 and can compress the result toward a size limit. The original recording is untouched.
Is there a Mac app?
Timamu is available as Timamu Web, which runs in the browser. No Mac download is available, and nothing needs to be installed. Join the waitlist
Why do AirDropped iPhone videos not play for others?
iPhone video is often HEVC, which older players and many web forms cannot open. Converting it to MP4 gives a file that opens in most places.
How do I get the Timamu app for my phone or computer?
The iPhone, Android, Windows, and Mac apps are coming soon. Timamu Web works today in any browser. Join the waitlist to hear first when your app is ready.
Guides for macOS
Tell Timamu what the file needs to do.
Make it smaller, fit a size limit, convert it to a usable format or prepare it for where it needs to go — directly in your browser for supported Web jobs.