Compress Video

Compress videos to MP4 by quality, resolution, bitrate or target file size.

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How to use Compress Video

  1. 1

    Upload your video file to the compression tool.

  2. 2

    Choose your compression settings - target file size, resolution, or quality level.

  3. 3

    Click "Compress" and download the smaller video file once processing is complete.

What Else You Can Do

  • Custom target file size - set a specific MB limit.
  • Resolution presets - downscale to 720p, 480p, etc. for smaller files.
  • Quality control - balance between file size and visual quality.

Compress Video Files; Smaller Size, Still Watchable

Compress videos to MP4 by quality, resolution, bitrate or target file size. Use the controls shown on the page, process the selected file or files, and download the result.

Keep the original resolution or select 1080p, 720p, 480p, 360p or custom settings. Compression is lossy by design, with controls to balance size and quality. Upload multiple files and batch-process them for free, with no sign-up or ToolSpice watermark.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I set a specific target file size?
Yes. Enter a target size in MB and the tool adjusts encoding settings to get as close to that limit as possible while maintaining the best quality it can.
What resolution presets are available?
You can keep the original resolution or downscale to 1080p, 720p, 480p, or 360p. Lowering resolution is one of the most effective ways to reduce file size.
How much smaller will my video get?
It depends on the original codec, resolution, motion and the settings you choose. Target size and bitrate modes give more control, but no fixed reduction percentage applies to every video.
Will compression make my video look bad?
Every re-encoded video can change visually. Strong compression, lower resolution or a very small target can soften details; use the quality and size controls to choose the balance you need.
What quality options are available?
You can balance between file size and visual quality using the quality slider or preset levels. Higher quality means larger files; lower quality means smaller files with some detail loss in complex scenes.