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Compress video for Email

Email cap: 10–25 MB (provider-dependent). Most providers reject or link-ify attachments past ~10–25 MB.

Drop a file or click to choose

MP4WebMMOV

Drop as many as you like — they compress in your browser, then download as one zip.

Your AI agent can run this too

A quick tool — one slice of free Studio. The same job (and the rest of the edit) lives on the board: multi-track, captions, color, sound, stock. Connect your AI and it edits for you.

Email stops oversized sends at about 10–25 MB (provider-dependent). Common ISP/webmail attachment caps sit between 10 and 25 MB. Use Strong compression in your browser — no upload.

Email limits

Size: 10–25 MB (provider-dependent). Common ISP/webmail attachment caps sit between 10 and 25 MB.

Assume 720p Strong unless you know the recipient’s cap.

Most providers reject or link-ify attachments past ~10–25 MB.

How this preset helps

Default recommendation: Strong. You can still pick Strong, Medium, or Light and preview before download.

Compression runs on your device. Exports stay clean — no watermark.

Full walkthrough: the guide “Video too big to email” at /guides/video-too-big-for-email.

Tips

When in doubt, stay under 10 MB — Outlook and some corp gateways are stricter than Gmail.

One clip per mail; zip only if both sides agree.

Cut, then compress — never the other way around for long takes.

How to compress a video for Email

  1. 1

    Drop your clip

    MP4, MOV, or WebM — decoded in the browser.

  2. 2

    Pick Strong

    Tuned for Email's 10–25 MB (provider-dependent) ceiling. Switch levels if you need more quality.

  3. 3

    Check size and send

    Download the MP4 and upload in Email.

Questions

10–25 MB (provider-dependent). Common ISP/webmail attachment caps sit between 10 and 25 MB.

No. The compressor runs in your browser for this job.

Use /compress-video for Strong / Medium / Light without a platform default.