Compress video for Gmail.

Under Gmail's 25 MB attachment cap — with margin, because encoding above the wire adds overhead. On your device.

Drop a video here

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Runs on your device — files are never uploaded

1

Drop your video

MOV, MP4, WebM, MKV or AVI — anything common.

2

Encoded to fit Gmail

The tool reads the video's duration and computes the exact bitrate that lands under 24 MB — one pass, no guessing.

3

Download and send

You get an MP4 that plays everywhere and fits where you need it.

Gmail rejects attachments over 25 MB — and silently converts big files into Drive links, which is exactly what you don't want when sending to a client, a court, or anyone with corporate IT. This tool targets 24 MB to leave headroom for email encoding overhead, so the attachment actually attaches.

A minute or two of video fits at this size with quality intact. Longer material is better trimmed first, or sent at 50 MB via a file-transfer service.

Free, private, no upload. Ever.

This tool runs entirely on your device. It's built by the team behind RenameTo for Mac — where the same job is just a rename in Finder.

See RenameTo for Mac

Questions? Answers.

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