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compress video for email
Make a video smaller for email attachments with a 25MB target and private browser-based compression.
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Change video formats when the converter is ready.
Cut clips down to the part you need.
Change resolution and dimensions.
Reframe videos for social posts.
Pull audio from video files.
Compression runs locally in your browser today, and future tools should keep that same no-upload default whenever possible.
The Email preset starts at 25MB with MP4 output, 720p video, 30 fps, and lower audio bitrate. Those settings fit many short clips without jumping straight to the lowest quality.
Email limits vary by provider and message path. If the result is still too large, use 10MB or a custom target, choose 480p, remove audio, or trim the clip before sending.
Gmail and some other providers may turn larger attachments into cloud links instead of sending the original file directly. Use this page when you want a smaller downloadable video file first.
The video file is handled in your browser session. The compression engine runs locally, so the file is not uploaded to a server and no watermark is added.
The first version accepts MP4, MOV, and WebM files up to 500MB. Files from 200MB to 500MB can be processed, but the page warns that browser memory and processing time may be a limit.
25MB is a common starting point for email attachments, but provider limits vary. Use 10MB or a custom smaller target when the message still rejects the file.
Yes. Choose a MOV file, keep MP4 output selected, and the tool will create a smaller email-friendly MP4 in your browser.
No. The compression step runs locally in your browser. You download the result and decide where to send it.
Try 480p, remove audio, lower the frame rate to 24 fps, trim the clip, or enter a custom target below 25MB.