Preview
Result
Compression can run in the browser or on a configured processing server, depending on the device and file.
This eight-second clip has text over a photograph. Compare the motion and legibility. Choose MP4, select a custom size and enter 1 MB. The sample kept its 720p resolution. Final size depends on the source and settings.Try an EditFull example
How to use
- Choose a video.
- Choose MP4, WebM or MOV and select 10, 25, 50, 100 MB or a custom target.
- Process and download the compressed result.
What this tool does
Compress common video files to a practical target size and choose the output container. MP4 is selected by default, with WebM and MOV available when needed.
Worked example
A 60-second, 30 MB video needs to fit within 10 MB. Its approximate total bitrate budget is 10 × 8 ÷ 60 = 1.33 Mbit/s, before MB/MiB differences and container overhead. Leave room for audio. A five-minute clip at the same target has a much smaller bitrate budget.
Limits that affect the result
Target size is an estimate rather than an exact byte guarantee. Compression cannot restore missing detail; repeated lossy exports accumulate damage.
Formats and limits
MP4, MOV, WebM and compatible formats
Very large files can take longer and depend on the memory available on the device.
Tips for a better result
- Use the original or highest-quality file available.
- Check the preview and final size.
- Keep the original to try another setting.
Frequently asked questions
Why can the final size differ slightly?
Video complexity and audio overhead can make the final file a little larger or smaller than the target.
Which formats can I compress?
The tool supports common video files such as MP4, MOV and WebM.