Eziclip

Video too big to email

Email stops the send when the file is over 10–25 MB (provider-dependent). Here are the real limits, then a free compressor that runs on your machine.

Email limits that actually matter

  • Size: 10–25 MB (provider-dependent)
  • Duration: Most providers reject or link-ify attachments past ~10–25 MB.
  • Resolution: Assume 720p Strong unless you know the recipient’s cap.

Common ISP/webmail attachment caps sit between 10 and 25 MB.

How to fix it

  1. Check the limit. Email: 10–25 MB (provider-dependent). Common ISP/webmail attachment caps sit between 10 and 25 MB.
  2. Trim first. Cut silence and false starts. A shorter timeline compresses cleaner than crushing a long take.
  3. Compress in the browser. Open the Email preset, drop the file, pick Strong. Preview before you download.
  4. Send again. Download the MP4 and attach or upload in Email. If it still fails, drop one more step to 720p.

Open the Email compress preset — or the general video compressor.

Tips for Email

  • 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.

Related

Questions

10–25 MB (provider-dependent). Common ISP/webmail attachment caps sit between 10 and 25 MB. Most providers reject or link-ify attachments past ~10–25 MB.

No. Eziclip compresses in your browser. The file does not go to our servers for the compress job.

Strong targets chat-sized files; Medium keeps more detail. Use the before/after wipe on the tool page before you send.

Yes — /compress-video/email applies a default tuned for Email's cap (10–25 MB (provider-dependent)).