Compress large MP4 videos up to 10 GB
Upload a large video and let our servers compress it. Choose resolution and compression strength, then receive your result by email. A free allowance and one-time credit packs are available.
Select Video Format to Compress
Compress videos up to 10GB — free
2 free this month, no card needed. Verify your email to start — we'll send a 6-character code and email your result when it's done.
Choose where to compress
Use the route that fits your file and device. Limits apply to the input file; available memory, storage and codec support can impose smaller practical limits.
- Browser Compression
- Up to 2 GB. Adjust resolution or target size; video bytes stay on your device.
- Large Browser Compression · Beta
- Eligible MP4/MOV up to 10 GB, at Original resolution. No video upload; requires supported codecs and temporary disk space.
- Server Compression
- Upload up to 10 GB and let our servers process it. After upload and job submission, you can close the tab and receive the result by email.
Free allowances are available. Extra credits, their prices and validity are shown before purchase. See cloud pricing
Frequently asked questions
How large can a cloud video be?
Cloud processing accepts files up to 10 GB. Upload time depends on your connection; encoding time depends on duration, codec, resolution and settings. File size alone cannot predict the waiting time.
Can I keep a large video on my device?
The separate large-browser beta processes eligible MP4/MOV files up to 10 GB without uploading video bytes. It requires supported browser codecs and enough temporary local storage, and keeps Original resolution. Cloud processing uploads your video only when you choose it.
Is cloud compression free?
A free allowance is available before purchasing. The upload page shows your remaining allowance, and the pricing page lists current paid credit amounts and validity. Failed compressions return their credits.
Can I close the browser during cloud processing?
Wait for the upload to finish and the server job to start. You can then close the tab; SqueezeVid emails a link when the result is ready. Browser processing instead needs its tab to stay open.
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