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Free use is available with 30 credits every month for signed-in users and a 1GB file limit. A 3.02MB sample video can be tried from the homepage.
Learn moreBrowser-based video compressor with target-size control and no watermark

Video Compress AI is an online video compressor that reduces MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI, WebM and 40+ other formats using target-size presets or advanced bitrate and resolution settings. It adds no watermark and runs in the cloud, with a monthly free credit allowance.
Video Compress AI is a cloud-based video compressor that shrinks large files directly in the browser. Nothing needs to be installed, and the processing runs on remote servers, so the user's own CPU and memory stay free. It accepts more than 40 formats, including MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI, WebM and WMV, and it outputs files that are meant to play in major browsers and modern devices. The workflow has three stages. A video can be dragged into the page, picked from a device, pulled from Google Drive or Dropbox, or loaded by pasting a URL. The user then chooses a mode: Basic offers presets that target roughly 90, 70, 50 or 30 percent smaller files, along with a field for an exact output size in megabytes, while Advanced exposes bitrate and resolution controls. The button shows an estimated credit cost before compression starts, and the finished file is available to download immediately. The site describes H.264 and H.265 as its encoders and suggests H.265 for stronger reductions on 1080p and 4K footage. The homepage frames the typical jobs as squeezing a clip under an email attachment limit, fitting a recording into Discord's 10MB cap for non-Nitro users, and reclaiming storage space on devices or cloud drives. That makes it a fit for marketers, educators, creators and small teams who handle video occasionally and want a quick result without learning encoder settings. Uploaded data is stated to be deleted from the servers within 24 hours after compression finishes. Usage is credit-based. Signed-in free users receive 30 credits a month and can upload files up to 1GB, while paid plans raise the ceiling to 10GB. Compared with desktop encoders such as HandBrake or FFmpeg front ends, it trades fine-grained control and offline processing for convenience. Compared with other free web compressors, its main differentiators are the target-size input, the multiple import sources and the absence of a watermark.
Free use is available with 30 credits every month for signed-in users and a 1GB file limit. A 3.02MB sample video can be tried from the homepage.
Learn moreFree tier allows uploads up to 1GB, with 30 free credits per month after signing in. Paid plans raise the limit to 10GB. Credit use depends on compression ratio, duration, codec and settings. Paid plan prices are not stated on the homepage.
Learn moreVideos can be imported from Google Drive, Dropbox, a pasted URL or a local device. No other integrations or API are mentioned on the homepage.
Basic and Advanced modes, percentage presets, exact target size, bitrate and resolution control, H.264 and H.265 encoders, 40+ input formats, import from Google Drive, Dropbox or URL, no watermark, cloud processing, and automatic deletion within 24 hours.





