Video Compressor - VideoResize

Videos too large to send? VideoResize is a fast, simple video compressor that reduces video file size right on your phone — no uploads, no account, no ads. Compress a video in a few taps and send it anywhere.

COMPRESS VIDEO FOR ANY APP
Phones record in very high quality, so even a short clip can be 100 MB or more — too big for most chat and email apps. VideoResize shrinks videos to fit the size limits of WhatsApp, Telegram, Messenger, Discord, Gmail, Outlook, Teams, Slack and any other app that accepts video.

HOW IT WORKS
Open the app:
1. Tap “Select video” and pick one or more videos.
2. Choose a quality — or just say how much smaller you want it.
3. Tap Compress, then Share.

Or straight from your Gallery:
1. Pick a video and tap Share.
2. Choose VideoResize.
3. Compress and send the smaller file.

CHOOSE THE RIGHT SIZE
• Low (480p) — smallest file, when size matters most.
• Medium (720p) — small file, clear picture (recommended).
• High (1080p) — best quality, still far smaller than the original.

OR JUST SAY HOW MUCH SMALLER
Don’t want to think about resolution? Switch to Size and pick 2x, 4x or 8x smaller. VideoResize works out the settings and shows an estimated file size for every video before you start, so there are no surprises.

WHY VIDEORESIZE
• Reduce video size by 70–90% in most cases — see exactly how many MB you saved.
• Batch mode: compress several videos at once and share them together.
• Keeps the original file name, with one-tap rename before sharing.
• Save to gallery or share directly — your choice.
• Fast hardware-accelerated compression, standard MP4 output that plays anywhere.
• HDR videos are converted automatically so they look right in every app.
• Remembers the settings you used last time, so the next video takes one tap.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• No internet permission at all — your videos never leave your device.
• No account, no sign-up, no ads, no tracking.
• Working copies are cleaned up automatically.

Make any video small enough to send — and forget “file too large.”