Compress video

Lighter videos, without uploading them anywhere

To send on WhatsApp, attach to an email or put on your website. Your video is compressed on your device, using the graphics card if you have one.

  • MP4, MOV and WebM
  • No upload limit
  • Up to 1080p, 720p or 480p
Nothing is uploaded: it runs on your deviceTry it free: pay only to download · 3 credits per file

How it works

01

Drop your video

It isn't uploaded: your browser opens it directly.

02

Choose how much

Light, balanced or maximum, and the resolution.

03

Download the MP4

Ready for WhatsApp, email or the web.

Why here

Your file never leaves your device

It's processed in your browser. No upload, no copy on a server, nobody who can see it.

Actually fast

No waiting for an upload or a queue: your computer or phone does it on the spot.

In batches

Drop a whole folder of photos and take them all in one .zip.

No watermark

What you download is your file, clean, ready for the web, email or WhatsApp.

See the result before you pay

Compress, compare with the original and see how much you save. You only pay to download, and the €0.50 trial gives you credits for hundreds of files.

0 MBuploaded to any server
Freeto try and see the result
3 creditsper downloaded file

FAQ

Is there a size limit?

There's no upload, so there's no upload limit. The limit is your device's memory: on a normal computer, multi-gigabyte videos work fine.

How long does it take?

It depends on your machine and the video. With a GPU, a 1080p minute usually takes under a minute. You see the progress and the time left.

Which browser do I need?

Chrome, Edge, Opera or Safari 16.4 or later. They use the system's own video encoder, which is what makes it fast.

What format do I get?

MP4 (H.264 and AAC when the browser has them), which plays on any phone, computer and social network.

How much does it cost?

Compressing and seeing the result is free. Downloading costs 3 credits per video.

Lighter files in seconds

Nothing to install, nothing to upload.

Compress video