Compress video to 100MB
A longer recording can still take substantial processing time and memory with a 100 MB target. Keep the original; if the device struggles, prepare a shorter source copy.
Set a target and compress the video
Synthetic clock, flash and beep. Downloaded only when you choose it.
100,000,000 bytes
MB = 1,000,000 bytes · MiB = 1,048,576 bytes
Check the receiving app's current limit, then set your own target. Smaller files can lose detail. MP4 output keeps the available audio tracks.
Quick answer
Start with 100 MB (100000000 bytes). The result states whether its actual bytes meet that target; some clips cannot fit without losing too much detail.
Historical upload-limit notes
Check the current limit in your account
Open the upload-limit datasetReview the copy before sending
The result shows whether it is within target, along with exact bytes, duration and audio track count. Play the important part before downloading the MP4.
Re-encoding loses some detail. There are at most two attempts, without silently dropping audio tracks. If it is still oversized, prepare a shorter source clip or increase the target.
Frequently asked questions
100 MB means 100000000 bytes. Decimal MB is the default; choose MiB in the tool if the recipient specifies it. Meeting this target does not guarantee platform acceptance.
Video is re-encoded as H.264 MP4 and audio as AAC, so this is lossy compression. Audio track counts and duration are checked. Play the result to confirm that speech, small text and important details remain usable.
No. There are at most two encoding attempts, and the final verdict uses actual bytes. If it is still over target, prepare a shorter source clip or allow more space. An oversized download is not a confirmed fit.
Updated · ConvertMeow team