Make a video smaller to send, upload or deliver. Pick a profile and see the estimated size before you start.
Supports MP4, MOV, AVI, WEBM and MKV.
MP4, MOV, AVI, WebM or MKV. Free: files up to 30 minutes and 2 GB. Pro: up to 2 hours and 10 GB.
Web, Mobile or Archive, or set Light, Medium or Heavy yourself.
You get an MP4 (H.264).
Watch a few seconds, then download.
Up to 720p. Good quality on screens.
Up to 480p. The smallest, for phones and chat.
Keeps the resolution (up to 4K) with more detail.
Light, Medium or Heavy (about 30%, 50% or 70% smaller; estimates).
Compress a captioned video from Burn Subtitles.


The Mobile profile reduced a 3-minute 22-second video from 17.8 MB to 7.4 MB (58% smaller), at the same 854 × 480 resolution. Both frames are from the same moment, cropped identically.
Source clip: NASA ScienceCasts, public domain. NASA does not endorse VideoText.
17,758,603 bytes (17.8 MB) · 854 × 480 · 3:22
7,446,835 bytes (7.4 MB) · 854 × 480 · 3:22 · 58% smaller
Use Mobile for the smallest file.
Pick Mobile or Heavy, then check the size before sending.
Web keeps on-screen quality at a manageable size.
Choose the Mobile profile (up to 480p). Carriers cap message sizes, so long clips may still be too large.
Often. There's no exact target-size option, so use the estimate, then Mobile or Heavy for the smallest result.
Light is about 30% smaller, Medium about 50% and Heavy about 70%. These are estimates shown before processing.
Smaller files trade some detail. Web keeps good on-screen quality; Archive keeps the most.
MP4, MOV, AVI, WebM and MKV in; MP4 (H.264) out.
Free: up to 2 GB and 30 minutes. Pro: up to 10 GB and 2 hours.
Yes. Continue from Burn Subtitles to Compress.
Pick a profile and see the estimate first.
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