Compress MP4 to 10MB

Fit any clip under Discord’s 10MB free-tier limit — the Discord 10MB preset is preselected, so you can compress and send in seconds.

or drop files here

Maximum file size: 500MB per file

Browser-Native Format Support

MP4 and WebM offer the most reliable browser-side compression. Some browsers can also open MOV, while other formats depend on local codec support.

Best supported input: MP4, WebM, MOV

Supported output: MP4, WebM

Some browsers may not decode AVI, MKV, FLV, or older codecs.

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About 10MB Video Compression for Discord

Discord’s free plan caps uploads at 10MB per file, which rules out most raw phone recordings. This tool re-encodes your video right in the browser, automatically balancing resolution, bitrate and frame rate until the result fits under 10MB. Nothing is uploaded to a server — the file never leaves your device.

How to Compress a Video to 8MB, 25MB, or Any Size

1

Add your video

Drop in an MP4, WebM or MOV file. H.264 MP4 gives the smoothest playback in Discord.

2

Keep the Discord 10MB preset

The preset is already selected when the page loads. Switch to Custom if you need a different cap.

3

Compress and send to Discord

Download the smaller file and attach it in any server or DM.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Discord’s file size limit?

Discord’s free plan allows uploads up to 10MB per file. Nitro Classic raises the limit to 50MB and full Nitro to 500MB. This tool targets the free 10MB limit by default.

Why won’t my video upload to Discord?

Almost always because the file exceeds the 10MB free-tier limit. Compress it here first, then attach the smaller result.

How long can a 10MB video be?

Roughly 5–10 minutes at 480p or 1–2 minutes at 720p, depending on how much motion the clip contains. The compressor picks the highest bitrate that still fits.

Does Discord recompress videos?

Discord may stream some uploads through its own player, but the 10MB limit applies to the original file you attach — so compress before sending.