Compress Video to Fit Any Platform Limit
Tired of seeing 'File too large' errors? Our free video compressor helps you compress video files to meet strict platform limits—10MB for Discord, 25MB for Email, 100MB for WhatsApp. Unlike cloud-based tools, everything runs locally in your browser using WebAssembly technology. Your private videos are never uploaded to any server. Fast, secure, and completely free.
Compress Video for Any Platform
Different platforms have different file size limits. Here's what you need to know:
Compress Video for Discord
- Discord free users have a strict 10MB limit.
- Even short video clips can exceed this easily.
- Compress to 720p and lower bitrate to fit.
Compress Video for Email
- Gmail limits attachments to 25MB.
- Outlook limits attachments to 20MB.
- Use 'Target File Size' mode to hit the exact limit.
Compress Video for WhatsApp
- WhatsApp media limit is 100MB (2GB as document).
- Sending large videos uses lots of mobile data.
- Compress to reduce upload time and data usage.
Compress Video for TikTok
- Android TikTok upload limit is only 72MB.
- iOS limit is higher at ~288MB.
- Compress before uploading to avoid platform re-compression artifacts.
How to Compress Video Online
Follow these simple steps to compress video and reduce file size:
- Upload Video: Drag and drop your MP4, MOV, or other video file into the compressor. Large files are fully supported.
- Choose Target: Select "Target File Size" to compress video to a specific limit (e.g., 25MB for Email), or use "Quality Percentage" for automatic optimization.
- Compress: Click the button to start. Processing happens locally on your computer using FFmpeg.wasm—no uploads needed.
- Download: Preview your compressed video and download the smaller file instantly.
Why Compress Video Files?
Understanding why file size matters can help you choose the right settings:
Break Through Upload Limits
- Most platforms have strict file size caps.
- Emails reject attachments over 20-25MB.
- Discord free tier only allows 10MB files.
Save Storage Space
- 4K smartphone videos can reach 500MB per minute.
- Reduce archiving costs for NAS or cloud storage.
- H.265 compression can save 50%+ space with similar quality.
Faster Uploads & Streaming
- Smaller files upload faster, especially on slow connections.
- Reduce buffering for viewers on mobile data.
- Faster page loads for website background videos.
Complete Privacy
- No data is ever sent to our servers.
- Files are processed in a sandboxed browser environment.
- Safe for confidential business or personal videos.
Video Compressor FAQ
Common questions about how to compress video with our tool.
Is this video compressor safe and private?
Yes, 100%. We use WebAssembly technology to run FFmpeg inside your browser. Your video data never leaves your computer, making it completely secure.
How small can I compress video files?
Use the "Target File Size" option to compress video to an exact limit like 10MB or 25MB. Extremely aggressive compression may affect quality, so preview before downloading.
How much can compression reduce file size?
It depends on the original video. Often, you can reduce file size by 50-80% with minimal perceived quality loss, especially for high-bitrate recordings.
Can I compress 4K video?
Yes, but processing 4K videos requires significant memory (RAM). If your browser runs out of memory, try using Chrome/Edge on a desktop, or scale down to 1080p.
What video formats are supported?
Our video compressor supports MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV, and most common formats. The output will always be a widely compatible MP4 file.
Why is my compressed video still too large?
Try lowering the resolution (e.g., from 1080p to 720p), reducing the target quality percentage, or using CRF mode with a higher value (28-35). For very short videos, file overhead may limit how small they can get.
Is this video compressor really free?
Yes! It's 100% free with no limits. You can compress video as many times as you want, with no watermarks, no file size restrictions, and no signup required.
How long does it take to compress video?
Processing time depends on file size, resolution, and your device. A typical 100MB video takes 1-3 minutes on a modern computer. Progress is shown in real-time.