Good for exactly this
The email attachment that bounced, the upload form with a size cap, review links and anything you need to get through a chat app.
That MP4 is too big for the email, the form or the chat. Squeeze it down to a size that actually sends — free, in your browser, no watermark.
or just drag it in here
Your file is deleted after the job · download expires in 24 hours · no watermark
The file is a few megabytes over the limit and the deadline was ten minutes ago. Upload it, get a lighter MP4 back, send it, move on.
The email attachment that bounced, the upload form with a size cap, review links and anything you need to get through a chat app.
Smaller always costs a little sharpness — that is the trade. The frame size stays exactly as it was, and your original is untouched on your own drive, so keep it if you might need a high-quality version later.
Your upload is deleted the moment the job finishes. The result is private to you, disappears by itself after 24 hours, and you can wipe it sooner with one click.
It depends entirely on the footage — a static screen recording shrinks dramatically, a handheld outdoor shot much less. Either way you get a leaner file at the same frame size.
For sending, sharing and reviewing, yes. It is tuned to stay watchable while dropping weight, not to be your archive master.
No. Nothing is stamped on your video, and nothing is added to the end of it either.
Cut it, layer it, caption it, put a voice on it and export an MP4 — free, in the same browser tab. Start the editor with your original footage.