Most mailboxes cap a message near 25 MB, and a phone video is often far larger. This tool shrinks your clip toward a safe size for an attachment, in your browser and without an upload.
Email turns attachments into text before sending, which adds roughly a third to their size. A file of 18 MB can therefore reach about 24 MB inside the message, just under a 25 MB limit. A file that is already under 18 MB is returned unchanged. The exact limit depends on your provider, so check it if the message matters.
Long videos rarely fit in an email at good quality. Trim the clip with Trim Video, or send a link to the full file instead and attach a short preview. For a general-purpose shrink with a quality level of your choice, use the video compressor.
It depends on the provider. Gmail allows about 25 MB per message, and many other services use a similar figure. Confirm yours before sending something important.
Yes. The sound is kept at a lower bitrate to save space.
No. It is compressed on your device. The mail service only sees the file when you send it.
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