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Set for email

Compress video for email

Over 25 MB, Gmail swaps your video for a Drive link. Shrink it and attach the real thing. Free, nothing is uploaded.

Gmail limit: 25 MB. Source: Gmail Help, checked 27 Oct 2026.

The facts

  • 25 MBthe email limit the video aims for
  • MP4H.264 video, plays almost anywhere
  • 0 bytesuploaded to anyone. It all runs here.

How it works

  1. Drop your videoMP4, MOV or WebM
  2. See the result firstSize and resolution
  3. Attach itA real file, not a link
Next: Auto caption generatorAdd captions before you send it.Open it

Good for

  • Chat and DMsSend a clip without a failed upload
  • EmailKeep a video under the attachment cap
  • Phone storageFree up space and keep the video

What you get

An MP4 aimed at about 22 MB that plays in any mail app, on any phone or computer. No watermark.

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Questions

What is the email attachment limit?

Gmail allows 25 MB on personal accounts, and above that it puts a Google Drive link in your email instead. Work accounts can differ. We checked Gmail Help on 27 October 2026.

Will it fit if I attach other files too?

The limit counts every attachment together. Sending a document as well? Use the 10 MB compressor to leave room.

What if it can't get that small?

You find out before it starts. The tool works out the smallest copy that still looks like video, and if that is over the limit, it tells you by how much and how long a trim would fit.

Is my video uploaded?

No. Nothing is uploaded. Your browser reads the video, shrinks it and saves the new file, all on your device. Private clips stay private.

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