Abstract: A magnetic energy converter is an apparatus using the repelling energy fields of magnets to provide continuous motion. The apparatus includes a first axis, a second axis, an at least one motion generating mechanism, an idler gear train, and a platform. Each motion generating mechanism is used to harness the repelling energy fields of magnets and includes a first disk, a first magnet, a second disk, and a second magnet. Each magnet is peripherally mounted onto their respective disk, which is axially mounted to their corresponding axis. The first magnet and the second magnet have synchronized orbits so that their repelling energy fields interact with each other to produce continuous motion. The platform is used as a base for the other components. The idler gear train transfers rotational motion from the first axis to the second axis at a 1:1 ratio and reverses the direction of the rotational motion.