Video Compressor
Make a video much smaller, or turn a MOV into an MP4. It uses your browser's own video encoder, so it's fast and your file is never uploaded anywhere.
Target size sets the most the file should be. Busy footage lands close to it; calm or simple footage usually comes out well under, because it doesn't need the extra data.
Quality picks a level and lets the size follow. Simple, calm footage then comes out smaller than busy footage.
MP4 · H.264 plays almost everywhere — the safe choice.
MP4 · H.265 is for when you need H.265 specifically. Browser encoders vary, so it isn't always smaller than H.264 at the same quality, and some older browsers, phones, and TVs can't play it. Only offered where your browser can make it.
WebM · VP9 is offered when your browser can't make MP4 video. It plays in web browsers, but not in QuickTime or some phone and TV apps.
Shrinking the picture is often the biggest saving. 1080p is plenty for most screens; 720p is fine for small embeds and phones.
Optionally keep only part of the video. Times can be seconds (90) or minutes and seconds (1:30).