Coming next
Video size reducer is on the way
We’re building a free, in-browser tool to shrink MP4 and phone videos for uploads that bounce oversized files. No half-finished compressor here—only a clear roadmap and tools you can use today.
What we’re planning
- Resolution caps — shrink 4K / 1080p clips to a size portals actually accept
- Bitrate / quality aims — chase a file-size ceiling without guessing export menus
- Duration-aware controls — keep the clip watchable when the upload box is tiny
- Memory guards — warn or refuse files that would freeze a browser tab
Why it isn’t live yet
Solid video compression in the browser needs a carefully loaded ffmpeg.wasm pipeline, clear UX for long encodes, and honest limits on phone hardware. Shipping a broken uploader would waste your time—so this URL reserves the name and explains the plan while we finish the engine.
Related formats already live
Animated stickers and memes belong on the GIF size reducer. Camera stills belong on the photo size reducer or JPG size reducer. Multi-page paperwork belongs on the PDF size reducer.
Related tools
Common questions
Can I reduce a video here today?
Not yet. This page is the upcoming Video size reducer. We’re building browser-based compression with resolution, bitrate, and duration controls—without a half-finished uploader.
What will the video tool support?
Planned: MP4 and common phone recordings, optional resolution caps, bitrate / quality aims, duration trims where useful, and clear limits so large files don’t freeze the tab. Exact formats will be listed when the tool ships.
What can I use on ReduceSize right now?
PDF, images (JPG / PNG / WebP), photos, and animated GIFs—all with quality, resize, and KB targets where they apply.
How will I know when video is ready?
This URL will become the working tool. You can also check About or Contact us if you need a format sooner.