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Compress video to 10 MB

Compress a video to under 10 MB for free, with no watermark, and see the finished size before you download it.

Files stay on your device

Drop videos to fit a size cap

Choose a quality level or an output size limit, then compare the finished file.

MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM, MPEG-TS, and 3GP videos. You can also drag in a whole folder.

How to compress a video to 10 MB

Choose a video and keep the 10 MB target, or enter another limit. The compressor picks a bitrate and resolution that fit, encodes the video in your browser, and measures the finished file before offering the download.

  1. Step 1

    Choose a video
    Pick the file that needs to fit under 10 MB.

  2. Step 2

    Set the limit
    Keep 10 MB or enter another target size.

  3. Step 3

    Download the result
    Save the video after its final size is verified.

What to expect

Supported inputs
MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM, MPEG-TS (.ts, .mts), and 3GP videos. AVI, WMV, and FLV files can’t be opened yet.
What happens
The default limit is 10 MB. Bitrate is estimated from the limit and source size, and the resolution steps down when the budget is too tight for a sharp picture. The output is checked against the limit and the original file size. A smaller input is never intentionally expanded to fill the limit.
Limits
A bitrate estimate is not a size guarantee. Very short size budgets, unsupported codecs, or device memory limits can prevent a valid export.

Your files stay on your device

Your computer does the work, so the file never has to be uploaded, and that’s also why it’s free: there’s no server time for us to pay for. You don’t need an account, and nothing you make gets a watermark.

“Thanks for the video trimmer! I had a file size that was too big for anywhere else and your free one helped a lot!”
Evelyn, a supporter

Questions

About 30 seconds at 720p, or about 1½ minutes at 540p. Longer videos are scaled down automatically; for the best picture, trim the clip first.

Microsoft Exchange, which runs many company email systems, limits messages to 10 MB by default, and the attachments count toward that.

The export stops instead of handing you an oversized file. Trim the video, raise the limit, or try a different file.

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