Phone clip
High-bitrate MP4Smaller MP4
Useful for messaging and quick sharing.
Video Compressor
Compress video files locally with ffmpeg.wasm. Output size, quality, and processing time depend on the source video and your device.
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The FFmpeg engine runs locally in your browser.
What to expect
Video compression runs locally with ffmpeg.wasm, so speed depends on your device.
Screen recording
Large WebMCompressed MP4
Check text clarity in the exported recording.
Short social video
Original MOVShareable MP4
The selected video is processed in your browser.
Verify how this tool processes files
Review our local-processing checks, documented limitations, and repeatable testing method.
How to compress a video locally in your browser
Use Video Compressor when a short clip is too large for email, a form, or a messaging app. Choose a realistic target size and keep the original file until you have watched the exported result from beginning to end.
Steps
- Choose a video and wait for the local processing engine to become ready.
- Select a quality or output-size setting appropriate for the destination.
- Compress the clip, download it, and verify picture quality, sound, and duration.
Privacy note
The video is processed on your device with browser-based media tooling. It is not uploaded to an EaziApps processing server.
Frequently asked questions
- How does browser video compression work?
- We run ffmpeg.wasm (a WebAssembly port of ffmpeg) fully in your browser. Your video is re-encoded with H.264 (libx264) at a configurable quality level. Nothing is uploaded - the entire compression happens on your device.
- How much size reduction should I expect?
- Low quality: ~80-90% smaller (CRF 32). Medium: ~60-75% smaller (CRF 26). High: ~30-50% smaller (CRF 22). Actual ratios depend on the source bitrate, resolution, and content complexity.
- What file size limit?
- No hard limit from us. In practice, ffmpeg.wasm works best with files under 500 MB because everything runs in browser memory. For larger files, use a desktop tool.
- Why is it slower than desktop ffmpeg?
- WebAssembly is ~2-3x slower than native ffmpeg because it runs in the browser sandbox without hardware video encoder access. Expect 2-5x the video duration for processing.
- Is my video uploaded anywhere?
- No. Everything happens in your browser. You can verify in DevTools network tab - zero requests are made during compression. Your videos stay 100% private.