Compress a video to 25 MB
25 MB is the magic number for Gmail and Outlook attachments and Discord's classic Nitro upload limit. Drop your video below and it will be compressed to just under 25 MB on your own device — no upload, no account, no watermark.
Why 25 MB, and what to expect
Gmail and Outlook both cap attachments at 25 MB, and Discord's Nitro Basic tier uses the same limit. Most services check the exact byte count, so a "25.1 MB" file bounces. This tool always lands under the limit: it calculates the precise video bitrate that fits, reserves room for audio and container overhead, then verifies the result and re-encodes if a hardware encoder overshot. You'll typically get a file between 22 and 25 MB — never over.
What quality fits in 25 MB depends entirely on length. A 30-second clip stays crisp 1080p. A 5-minute video lands around 720p and still looks good on a phone. A 20-minute screen recording will be visibly compressed — at some point the tool lowers resolution and frame rate rather than smearing every frame. The compression runs locally in your browser, so a 300 MB source doesn't need a 300 MB upload before work even starts.