Compress video to 25 MB
Compress a video to under 25 MB for email attachments, which many providers limit to about 25 MB. Free, fast and without upload: encoding runs on your device and saves MP4.
Why 25 MB is tight for video
A phone records roughly 15 to 40 MB per minute in Full HD. To reach 25 MB, the data rate must drop a lot, so ShrinkBeam calculates the bitrate from the length, reduces the resolution where needed and keeps the sound at 96 kbit/s. The result is H.264 MP4, which plays on practically every device. If the first pass ends up slightly too large, a second pass with a lower bitrate runs automatically, so the download stays below 25 MB.
Workflow and result checks
- Choose the video. The target is already set to 25 MB.
- Start the compression and wait for the progress bar; long videos get a lower resolution automatically.
- Check the preview and the shown size, then download the MP4.
Questions about this tool
How long can a video be for 25 MB?
As a rule of thumb, about one and a half minutes in good quality. Longer clips still fit but look softer. Trim unneeded parts first for a sharper result.
Is the video uploaded?
No. It is encoded in your browser and never leaves your device.