Video Compressor
Compress videos locally in your browser. Reduce file size while keeping the quality you need.
Video Compressor Online
Vamriko Video Compressor helps reduce the file size of video files directly in your browser. Choose a video, adjust the available compression settings, and create a smaller version that is easier to store, share, or upload.
Video compression works by changing encoding settings such as resolution or frame rate. The final file size and visual quality depend on the original video and the settings you select. Processing is performed in the browser using FFmpeg technology, so larger videos may require more processing time and system resources.
How to Use the Video Compressor
1. Select a Video
Choose the video file you want to compress from your device.
2. Choose Compression Settings
Select the available video settings to balance file size, resolution, frame rate, and visual quality for your intended use.
3. Compress and Download
Start the compression process and wait for processing to finish. Then download the resulting video file to your device.
Video Compressor FAQ
What does a video compressor do?
A video compressor reduces the size of a video file by changing encoding settings. This can make the video easier to store, share, or upload.
Does Vamriko upload my video to a server?
The Video Compressor is designed to process the selected video in your browser rather than requiring a video upload to a Vamriko server. Your browser still needs sufficient resources to process the file.
Will compression reduce video quality?
Compression can affect visual quality depending on the settings used. Reducing resolution or frame rate can also reduce file size, so the best settings depend on how you plan to use the compressed video.
How long does video compression take?
Processing time depends on factors such as video length, resolution, encoding settings, and the performance of your device and browser. Larger or more demanding videos can take longer to process.
Can I compress large video files?
The practical file size depends on available device memory, browser resources, and the complexity of the video. Very large files may require more memory and processing time than smaller videos.