Compress Video
Reduce one video's file size locally in your browser. Choose a quality level or target size, then export MP4 (H.264/AAC) or WebM (VP9/Opus).
Quick Start
Common Scenarios
Sharing
make a recording easier to send in chat, email, or a form with a size limit.
Storage
reduce space used by personal clips or archived recordings.
Web publishing
prepare a smaller MP4 or WebM while controlling resolution and frame rate.
Input & Output
Usage Advice
Limitations & Compatibility
Privacy & Security
FAQ
Video complexity and browser encoder behavior make size prediction approximate. The target mode is best effort; retrying can refine the bitrate, but exact matching is not guaranteed.
The source may already be efficiently compressed, or the chosen quality, resolution, and codec may require more data. Try the smaller-file setting or a lower resolution, or keep the original.
MP4 with H.264/AAC usually has broader playback support. WebM with VP9/Opus often suits modern browsers. Confirm compatibility with the devices and service where you will use it.
Only when your browser and device have enough codec support, memory, and processing capacity. 4K can be slow or fail on constrained devices, and results cannot exceed 512 MiB.
No. Processing happens locally in your browser. CrateX.app does not upload the selected source or generated result.
The output is silent. Removing audio can reduce file size. If audio is kept, only the primary decodable track is exported; additional audio tracks are not preserved.