Reduce large files
Lower bitrate, resolution or frame rate to make videos easier to store, upload and share.
Reduce video file size directly in your browser with practical quality, resolution, frame-rate and audio controls. Your selected video is processed locally by the browser.
or click to choose a video from your device
MP4, WebM, MOV and other browser-supported video formatsChoose a preset when you want speed, or tune the output when file size matters more.
Lower bitrate, resolution or frame rate to make videos easier to store, upload and share.
When a smaller resolution is selected, the compressor scales the video proportionally instead of stretching it.
The tool uses the browser's MediaRecorder pipeline for supported video playback and encoding, without sending the selected file to a conversion server.
No desktop editor or complicated export workflow is needed.
Drop a video into the converter or choose one from your device. The browser reads the file locally.
Use a preset or control resolution, frame rate, audio bitrate and video bitrate.
After encoding finishes, preview the result and download the compressed WebM file.
Make short recordings smaller when the original file is too large for an attachment or chat upload.
Reducing resolution or bitrate can shorten transfer times when bandwidth is limited.
Create smaller copies of recordings when full-resolution originals are not necessary for everyday viewing.
Video compression reduces the amount of data required to store or transmit a video. The biggest factors are usually resolution, frame rate, codec efficiency and bitrate. This Video Compressor gives you direct control over several of those factors instead of hiding everything behind a single compression button.
The default balanced preset is designed as a practical starting point. If the file still feels too large, lowering the resolution or frame rate usually produces a bigger reduction than making tiny changes to audio. If preserving detail is more important, use the quality preset and keep the original resolution where possible.
This page uses the browser's native video playback and MediaRecorder APIs. The selected video is decoded by the browser and re-encoded into a browser-supported WebM stream. Because encoding happens on the device, processing speed depends on the video, browser, hardware and selected settings.
Browser MediaRecorder support varies by operating system and browser. WebM with VP9 or VP8 is widely supported for browser-side recording and provides a practical client-side output path without requiring a large server-side conversion system. The tool checks supported MIME types before starting and selects the requested WebM profile when the browser supports it.
There is no universal setting that makes every video smaller without any visible change. A high-resolution screen recording, a fast action clip and a talking-head video can respond differently to the same bitrate. For a quick reduction, start with Best balance. For a smaller result, try Smallest file or lower the resolution. For higher fidelity, use Best quality.
The conversion workflow is designed to keep the selected source video in the browser. No upload endpoint is used by this page for the compression operation. Your browser still creates temporary local object URLs for preview and download, which are released when you replace or remove the file.
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Reduce file size with browser-based controls for quality, resolution, frame rate and audio.
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