Compress video to 25 MB

Shrink any video to 25 MB or less to fit common 25 MB email attachment limits. MP4, MOV, WebM and MKV and more. Free, and nothing is uploaded.

  • Runs in your browser
  • Same format, smaller file
  • Batch & ZIP download
  • MP4
  • MOV
  • MKV
  • WebM
  • AVI

How to compress a video to 25 MB

  1. 1

    Add your videos

    Drop MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV files onto the compressor above, paste them, or click to browse. Mixed formats are fine.

  2. 2

    25 MB is preset

    Every file is compressed to land at or just under 25 MB. You can switch to another size, or a percentage to reduce by.

  3. 3

    Compress

    Click Compress. Each video keeps its format and is processed right in your browser.

  4. 4

    Check and download

    Check the new sizes, then download each file or all of them as a ZIP.

What fits in 25 MB

Any video at 25 MB has the same bit budget, whatever the format: the longer the clip, the lower the bitrate and resolution it can keep.

Clip lengthVideo + audio bitrateRealistic quality
1 min3.3 Mbps1080p or 720p
3 min1.1 Mbps720p
5 min667 kbps480p
10 min333 kbps360p, fine on a phone
30 min111 kbpsToo low: trim the clip

Rough guide for H.264-class video. Static scenes and screen recordings look better than fast action at the same bitrate.

What 25 MB is typically for

  • Many email providers cap attachments around 20–25 MB
  • Learning platforms and assignment portals
  • Chat apps with larger upload limits

Limits vary by site and change over time; check the exact number where you're uploading.

Video won't fit in 25 MB?

Other video sizes

25 MB for a specific format

Tips and numbers for one format at 25 MB.

Or compress videos by level and set any size or percentage yourself.

Compress video to 25 MB: frequently asked questions

Free, private and in your browser

Any video, 25 MB, done.

Drop the file, keep the preset, download the result. No sign-up, no watermark.

  • Most conversions never leave your device
  • Cloud files deleted automatically
  • No watermarks