Compress multiple videos in bulk to reduce file size
Most email services cap attachments around 20–25MB, and chat apps either reject or silently re-compress large videos. Meicut's video compressor handles several videos at once, covering MP4, MOV, AVI and other formats, so files actually fit where you need to send them.
Just upload your videos, pick one of the three compression levels, and download the smaller files when processing finishes. There is nothing to install, and core features are free with no sign-up.
- Compress multiple videos in one batch with the same settings
- Mix MP4, MOV, AVI, WebM and other formats in a single batch
- Three compression levels plus optional resolution downscaling
- See the estimated output size before processing starts
- Per-file results: one failed file does not stop the rest, and retries run per file
- No installation, no sign-up needed to start
Common batch compression needs
Compress multiple videos at once
Add a whole set of videos to the queue and apply one set of compression settings to all of them, instead of repeating the same upload-wait-download loop for every file. A single video works without an account; sign in to unlock multi-file batches.
Batch compress mixed formats: MP4, MOV, WebM, AVI together
Footage rarely arrives in one format: phones shoot MOV, screen recordings land as WebM, older cameras produce AVI. Drop them all into the same batch. Each video is processed as its own job under the same compression level, and every result is listed next to its original filename.
Compress videos for email and chat limits
When a video is just over the attachment limit, start with a lighter compression level. If the estimate is still too large, downscale from 1080p to 720p or 480p, and remove the audio track when you do not need it. The estimate updates as you adjust, so you can stop as soon as the projected size fits.
Shrink phone and camera footage before sharing
Footage straight from a phone or camera is far larger than messaging apps and social platforms need. The high-quality level stays visually close to the original, and for quick everyday shares the medium or low level takes the size down another notch.
See the estimated file size before you start
Pick a compression level or change the resolution, and the page shows the projected output size and savings for every video in the batch — before anything starts processing.
One file fails, the rest still finish
In a batch, every video runs as an independent job. If one file cannot be processed, the others keep going and finish normally. The failed file shows the reason and can be retried on its own, without re-running the whole batch.
Batch compression vs. one file at a time
One file at a time
A single clip that needs to go out right now is fine on its own: upload, pick a level, download. No account needed, and the compression levels, resolution options and size estimate are the same ones batches use.
Batch compression
With more than a couple of files — event footage, a trip's clips, a set of attachments — one settings choice applies to everything, and each result downloads as it finishes.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I compress a video online?
Upload your video to this page, choose a compression level, and start processing. When it finishes, download the smaller file. You can also upload several videos at once and compress them all with the same settings.
Will compressing a video reduce its quality?
Compression always trades a little quality for a smaller file, but Meicut lets you choose the balance. A lighter compression level keeps quality visually close to the original, and the estimate shown before you start tells you exactly how much smaller the file gets.
What video formats can I compress?
You can compress MP4, MOV, AVI, WMV, WebM and most other common video formats, up to 500MB per file for free users.
Can I compress several videos at the same time?
Yes. Add multiple videos to the queue and one set of compression settings applies to all of them. Compressing a single video works without an account; sign in to unlock multi-file batches.
How do I make a video small enough to send by email?
Choose a lighter compression level, downscale the resolution, and remove the audio track if you do not need it. The estimated output size shown before you start tells you whether the result will fit.
Can I mix different video formats in one batch?
Yes. MP4, MOV, AVI, WebM and other formats can go into the same batch. Each file is processed as its own job and listed separately, so you can download them one by one as they finish.
Does the compressed video keep its sound?
By default the audio track is kept. If you do not need sound, removing the audio track shrinks the file further — handy for screen recordings and silent clips.
What happens to my uploaded videos?
Your videos are uploaded for processing, then expire and are automatically deleted according to your account rules.