Free online EPS to MOV converter

Video editors and presentation systems may require a MOV file instead of an EPS logo or illustration. Converting it makes a still image into a video clip that displays for a chosen duration.

What the EPS format is

EPS (Encapsulated PostScript) is a page-description format commonly used for vector artwork, logos, and print graphics. Adobe Illustrator and CorelDRAW can create EPS files, and they often appear in print-production and design workflows. An EPS may also contain raster images or depend on fonts and linked assets.

What the MOV format is

MOV is a multimedia container developed for QuickTime; it can hold video encoded with different codecs, including H.264 and Apple ProRes. It is commonly used for editing and playback in video software. The container does not determine the codec or quality by itself.

How to convert EPS to MOV

Online on 101convert.com

1. Upload the EPS file on the 101convert.com converter page and select MOV as the output format.
2. Set Show each picture for to choose how long each still image appears. Multiple files can be processed as a batch; check the page for the per-file size limit.
3. Start the conversion and download the resulting MOV file.

Offline with desktop software

ImageMagick and FFmpeg (free, Windows, macOS, and Linux): Install ImageMagick with Ghostscript, which ImageMagick needs to read many EPS files, and install FFmpeg. Render the EPS to a raster image, then encode that image as a video. For example, these commands create a five-second, 30 fps MOV with a white background:

1. Render the EPS at 300 dpi: magick -density 300 input.eps -background white -alpha remove -alpha off frame.png
2. Make a video from the still image: ffmpeg -loop 1 -framerate 30 -i frame.png -t 5 -vf "pad=ceil(iw/2)*2:ceil(ih/2)*2:0:0:white" -c:v libx264 -pix_fmt yuv420p output.mov

Change input.eps, the duration after -t, and the output filename as needed. The padding filter ensures even pixel dimensions for H.264 encoding.

Adobe After Effects and Media Encoder (commercial, Windows and macOS): In After Effects, use File → Import → File to import the EPS, place it in a composition, and set the composition duration. Send the composition to Adobe Media Encoder, choose Format → QuickTime, select a codec such as Apple ProRes, and start the queue.

Quality and compatibility

EPS artwork is rasterized when turned into video, so its detail depends on the render resolution; set a suitable density or output dimensions before encoding. The result is a still image held for a duration, not an animation. H.264 in MOV is widely supported, while ProRes is often used for editing and produces larger files. EPS files with missing fonts, linked artwork, or unsupported PostScript features may render differently or fail.