Preset · 10 MB target
Compress a video to 10 MB
Discord's free upload limit is 10 MB. Drop your clip below and it will be squeezed to just under 10 MB right on your device — no upload, no Nitro, no watermark.
Fitting a video into Discord's free limit
Discord checks the exact byte count, so 10.2 MB fails where 9.9 MB sails through. This tool works out exactly how much to compress so your video's length fits the limit, reserves space for audio, compresses, then verifies the final size — re-encoding automatically if the first pass came out even slightly over. You always get a file Discord will accept.
Be realistic about what 10 MB holds: a 20–30 second gameplay clip still looks sharp; a 2-minute clip lands around 540–720p and looks fine in chat; a 10-minute video at 10 MB is heavily compressed by any tool's math — for those, consider whether a trimmed highlight says it better. When space gets tight, the tool lowers resolution and frame rate in sensible steps instead of smearing every frame into blocks. The sound is kept clear enough not to crackle, because viewers forgive soft pixels faster than broken audio.
Everything runs right in your browser, using your device's own power, so compressing is usually faster than watching the clip — and your video is never uploaded anywhere.