Convert BIK to MP4 on Mac
Turn Bink BIK game cutscenes into MP4s you can play and edit. Nothing leaves your Mac.
$29 once, updates included. No account, no subscription, works offline. Need 2, 5 or 10 Macs?
Why convert BIK to MP4?
BIK is the Bink format games use for cutscenes, and normal video players can't open it. Converting BIK to MP4 (H.264) gives you a video that plays on every device, browser, editor, and platform.
- Re-encode with H.264 or H.265, with CRF quality control
- Shrink file size with codec and frame-rate options, or keep it visually lossless
- Runs entirely on your Mac, no uploads, no watermark, no file-size limit
- Batch convert many BIK files at once
- One-time $29, no monthly subscription
Convert in 3 steps
- 1
Drop your BIK files
Drag and drop one file or a whole folder.
- 2
Choose MP4
Pick the output format and quality.
- 3
Convert
Click Convert and get the MP4 file.
Frequently asked questions
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How do I convert BIK to MP4 on Mac?
Open Picmal, drag your BIK files into the window, choose MP4 as the output and set your codec and quality, and click Convert.
Can I batch convert multiple BIK files at once?
Yes. Drag in as many BIK files (or a whole folder) as you like and Picmal converts them all to MP4 in one pass, each with its own progress.
Does converting BIK to MP4 reduce quality?
Only as much as you choose. Picmal exposes a CRF quality slider, at CRF 18–20 the result is visually lossless. You can also trade quality for a smaller file when you need it.
Will the MP4 play on my iPhone, Windows PC, and the web?
Yes. Picmal defaults to H.264 inside an MP4 container, the most widely supported combination.