Compress Video for Email
Most email providers reject large attachments outright, so compressing first is often the only way to send a video directly.
Drop your video here
or browse your files
Processed on your device — nothing is uploaded
Gets clips under Gmail/Outlook's roughly 25MB attachment limit
Avoids needing a separate cloud-storage link just to share a short video
Speeds up sending and receiving over slower connections
Email file size limits
Gmail and Outlook typically cap attachments around 25MB.
Use the 'Superb' preset for email — file size matters far more than perfect quality for a quick attachment.
How it works
Step 1
Upload
Drop your file in — up to 500MB free.
Step 2
Pick a quality
Basic, Strong, or Superb compression.
Step 3
Download
Get your smaller video in seconds.
Frequently Asked Questions
Gmail and most providers cap attachments around 25MB — anything larger either bounces or gets auto-converted to a Google Drive link, so compressing first keeps it a direct attachment.
'Superb' is usually the best fit for email, since a smaller file that arrives reliably matters more than top-tier quality for a short attachment.
They're similar — both are typically around the 20-25MB range, though the effective usable size can be a bit lower once you factor in email formatting overhead.
For short clips under a couple minutes, compressing and attaching directly is usually simpler for the recipient than sending a link they need to click through.
Yes, compress each file individually and attach them together — just keep the combined total under your email provider's overall attachment limit.