I'm sure I'm doing something wrong with both my devices.and hope you can help! Many thanks in advance. Let the file convert and you can download your mjpeg file right afterwards. It's so frustrating, it seems to me that the Dropbox app's job is to allow me to transfer my files to Dropbox, and then back again. Upload mov-file (s) Select files from Computer, Google Drive, Dropbox, URL or by dragging it on the page. On a Mac computer, you can change a CR2 file to JPEG by opening Preview, navigating to File, selecting Export, and then choosing JPEG. Also, that Dropbox app doesn't transfer Live photos or videos. Click the ellipsis in the top right-hand corner, and click Save As, and then select JPG as the Save as Type option. Because it supports to add many video files and set parameters to them, then convert the batch files at a time. In addition, I've spent hours and hours and hours transferring 2000 photos from a 2014 iPad, in batches of a 200 at a time, (because the app crashes if I try to transfer more) using the Dropbox uploader feature in the app, using the + feature, and they all turned into jpegs as well, and of course they look flat compared to the sizeable orginals, which I want to keep in their original format. MOV to JPG Batch Converter: You can use MOV to JPG Batch Converter to convert MOV to JPG in batch.

I won't bore you with a screen shot of a jPeg file name. Then voila! they were transformed into jPegs.

What was strange was that they took many many minutes each to transfer, just as a video would. I selected the videos in that folder, and dragged them into the my Dropbox folder which was open in the Dropbox website, like the Dropbox instructions said, and as it allows me to do. Thanks, Jay.Well, I have the videos on my Mac in a folder (not a Dropbox folder) in Finder.

Convert .mov to jpg