Quick MOV clip · 5 seconds
mov_5s_sample_file_279KB.mov
Quick MOV clip · 5 seconds
mov_5s_sample_file_279KB.mov
640 × 480 px5 s
~0.28 MBH.264 · 25 fps
Open / downloadMOV video samples
Use these locally hosted QuickTime MOV samples to test uploads, media inspection, playback and file-type handling. The files span short and longer durations for realistic media workflows.
MOV video samples
Compare four QuickTime MOV fixtures from 5 to 60 seconds. Preview a clip to check whether your browser, player or upload workflow accepts the MOV container.
Quick MOV clip · 5 seconds
mov_5s_sample_file_279KB.mov
Quick MOV clip · 5 seconds
mov_5s_sample_file_279KB.mov
640 × 480 px5 s
~0.28 MBH.264 · 25 fps
Open / downloadStarter MOV clip · 15 seconds
mov_15s_sample_file_868KB.mov
Starter MOV clip · 15 seconds
mov_15s_sample_file_868KB.mov
640 × 480 px15 s
~0.87 MBH.264 · 25 fps
Open / downloadExtended MOV clip · 30 seconds
mov_30s_sample_file_1.7MB.mov
Extended MOV clip · 30 seconds
mov_30s_sample_file_1.7MB.mov
640 × 480 px30 s
~1.71 MBH.264 · 25 fps
Open / downloadLong MOV clip · 60 seconds
mov_60s_sample_file_3.4MB.mov
Long MOV clip · 60 seconds
mov_60s_sample_file_3.4MB.mov
640 × 480 px60 s
~3.44 MBH.264 · 25 fps
Open / downloadMOV is the QuickTime container format. It can package video, audio, text tracks and metadata, while the codecs inside determine whether a device or browser can decode the file.
MOV describes the structure around media tracks, not one required video codec. A MOV file may contain H.264, HEVC, ProRes or another codec, so validate both the container and its streams.
Use a MOV sample to confirm extension checks, MIME handling, thumbnail creation and upload limits. Some services accept an MP4 but reject a MOV even when the media streams are similar.
Browser and device support depends on the included codecs and audio tracks. Preview each fixture in the same environments your visitors or customers use.
MOV files can store timing, dimensions, edit information and multiple media tracks. Inspecting a fixture helps verify that an upload or conversion preserves the properties your workflow needs.
MOV and MP4 use related box-based structures, but they are distinct containers. Testing both files helps catch extension-based validation and container-specific playback behavior.
MOV is Apple’s QuickTime multimedia container. It can hold video, audio, text tracks and metadata in a single file.
No. MOV and MP4 are related container formats, but browsers, upload validators and media tools can treat them differently.
MOV can contain several codecs. Inspect the streams in a specific file instead of assuming its codec from the .mov extension.
Yes. Use a sample to test file selection, MIME detection, upload limits, transcoding and playback in your own workflow.
The MOV fixtures are stored locally for reliable previews and downloads. Video source and references: FreeToolsForWeb MOV samples · Apple QuickTime file format · Wikipedia: QuickTime file format