Last updated on 2014-07-03, by Irene

How to convert FLV/F4V to iMovie on Mac computers to edit FLV/F4V in iMovie freely?

There are abundant of wonderful and funny online videos for sharing from various online video sharing sites, like YouTube and Myspace. Most of the time, we may want to download these online videos to our own devices for convenient and free enjoyment. And also, we may try to make some editing work to these videos to make them more customized, just like import FLV/F4V to iMovie. However, when we try to import FLV/F4V to iMovie for further editing, we may find we can’t import FLV/F4V to iMovie as iMovie is not compatible with FLV and F4V.

Thus to import FLV/F4V to iMovie for editing, you need to use a FLV/F4V to iMovie converter for Mac, which could easily help you convert FLV/F4V to iMovie video on Mac. Leawo null is one of the top-ranked FLV/F4V to iMovie converting programs for you to choose. With this FLV/F4V to iMovie Mac converter, you can not only freely convert FLV/F4V to iMovie on Mac, but also convert 2D to 3D videos to freely create and watch 3D movies as you like. You can freely download YouTube FLV videos and then convert FLV/F4V to iMovie video on Mac with this Mac FLV/F4V to iMovie converter for further video customizations.

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Full Guide

Import MTS/M2TS to iMovie converter Mac

Activate this FLV/F4V to iMovie converter for Mac and click the Add video button or directly drag and drop source FLV/F4V video files to import FLV/F4V to iMovie converter Mac.

Set output profile for iMovie

Click the icon before 3D button to set output profile for iMovie within Leawo FLV/F4V to iMovie Converter Mac. Choose proper output profile for iMovie in Apple group or Common group.

Convert FLV/F4V to iMovie on Mac

Click the convert button to start to convert FLV/F4V to iMovie Mac within this Mac FLV/F4V to iMovie converter. After the conversion, you can freely import FLV/F4V to iMovie for further video customization.

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Extended Knowledge

iMovie is a proprietary video editing software application which allows Mac, iPod Touch 4th generation, iPhone 4 and iPad 2 users to edit their own home movies. It was originally released by Apple in 1999 as a Mac OS 8 application bundled with the first FireWire-enabled consumer Apple model – iMac DV. Since version 3, iMovie has been a Mac OS X only application bundled in the iLife suite of Macintosh applications.