Format-focused clip export

Medal to MP4

Turn a public Medal clip link into an MP4 download you can save, edit, or move between your own devices.

Paste the public clip URL below. Fragbeam checks the page for the MP4 source that Medal already makes available.

Public Medal links only. Use clips you own or have permission to save.

Why MP4

A practical file for editing and sharing

MP4 is supported by common desktop and mobile video players, editors, presentation software, and social publishing tools. Saving a clip as an MP4 gives you a normal file instead of leaving the moment tied to a browser tab or temporary share link.

Fragbeam does not transcode or recompress the video. It locates the MP4 source attached to the public clip, so the available resolution, frame rate, audio, and watermark are determined by the source platform.

How it works

Save a Medal clip as MP4

  1. Open the public clip page and copy its complete medal.tv URL.
  2. Paste the link into the tool and wait while the source is checked.
  3. Select Download MP4. If the browser opens the video, use Save video as or the mobile download control.
  4. Open the saved file in your preferred player or editor.
No conversion queue

The video stays between your browser and the source

Many online converters require a full upload followed by another download. Fragbeam avoids that extra transfer. The resolver reads only the public clip page and gives your browser the source address.

The clip is not stored in a Fragbeam account or media library. Only use the tool for videos you created or have permission to save, and preserve creator attribution when it applies.

Common questions

Medal to MP4 FAQ

Does Fragbeam re-encode the Medal clip?

No. It returns the available MP4 source, so there is no additional compression or format conversion by Fragbeam.

Why does the MP4 still have a watermark?

The downloaded file reflects the version made available by the source. Fragbeam does not alter or remove embedded attribution.

Can I convert a private Medal clip to MP4?

No. The tool supports publicly accessible clip pages and does not sign in or request private content.