Compress the picture
Balanced removes visual data most people will not notice during normal playback. Small goes further and may soften texture or fast motion.
Choose a video, pick how small you want to go, and download a share-friendly MP4. Your file stays on your device the whole time.
Balanced is the right first try for most videos. You can get more specific only when you actually need to.
or click to choose an MP4, MOV, M4V, or WebM file
Works best with videos under 250 MB · 500 MB maximumThe exact size appears after compression.
The first run loads a 31 MB video engine. Your browser normally caches it for next time.
Keep this tab open. Longer and higher-resolution videos take more time.
Balanced removes visual data most people will not notice during normal playback. Small goes further and may soften texture or fast motion.
A 4K clip is overkill for email, chat, and most everyday sharing. Dropping it to 1080p or 720p can save a lot of space without making it look rough.
If a screen recording or visual clip does not need audio, turning sound off saves a little more space and removes the audio track completely.
Usually, yes. Most practical video compression is lossy, which means some visual or audio information is removed. Light compression keeps more detail; Balanced is designed for everyday sharing; Small trades more detail for a smaller download. Always watch the result before deleting the original.
Start with Balanced and Smart. Use Light for text-heavy screen recordings, family videos, or clips you may edit later. Use Small or 720p when the main goal is getting under an upload or attachment limit.
No. The file is read into a private working area inside this browser tab and compressed with a browser version of FFmpeg. It is not sent to HandyPebble, an AI service, or cloud storage.
Your own computer is decoding and rebuilding every frame. Video length, resolution, motion, file format, and device speed all matter. Browser processing is usually slower than a dedicated desktop video app, but it keeps the file on your device.
The simple path supports MP4, MOV, M4V, and WebM input and exports a widely compatible MP4. Some unusual camera codecs may not open in every browser, even when the file extension looks familiar.
Enter a limit such as 25 MB for an email attachment. The tool calculates a video bitrate from the clip length and aims slightly below that number. The final size is an estimate, not a guarantee, because audio, motion, and encoder behavior vary.