Compress Video for Discord — Free, Under the 25MB Limit
Discord caps free uploads at 25MB (500MB with Nitro) — and a 30-second phone clip is often bigger than that. This tool re-encodes your videos at a bitrate auto-calculated from each clip’s length so the result lands under the limit, one file or a whole batch. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Compress Video for Discord
Get videos under Discord's 25MB limit (or 500MB with Nitro) — bitrate auto-calculated, batch supported.
100% Free Forever
No Sign-up
No Credit Card
Private — files never leave your browser
Unlimited Use
1 Add your videos
Drag & drop videos here
or click to browse — MP4, WebM, MOV · batch supported
2 Discord target
The bitrate is auto-calculated from each video's length to land under this target.
480p looks sharp on Discord's embed player and shrinks files fast.
I have Discord Nitro (500 MB uploads)
Discord's free upload limit is 25 MB; Nitro raises it to 500 MB. Each file's plan (bitrate + resolution) appears in the file list.
3 Compress & download
Working…
✅ Done — ready for Discord
ℹ️ Honest note: the target is an estimate. Encoders don't follow bitrate instructions exactly, so results can land 10–30% off — if a file overshoots, re-run it with a smaller target. Output is MP4 (H.264 + AAC), which Discord embeds natively.
How it works
- Step 1 — Drop in one video or a whole batch. Each file is measured for length and resolution, and its encoding plan (bitrate + resolution) appears in the file list.
- Step 2 — Pick the Discord 25MB preset, flip the Nitro toggle for 500MB, or set any custom target from 1–500MB. The bitrate is auto-calculated from target ÷ duration so the file lands under the limit.
- Step 3 — Hit Compress for Discord. Each video is re-encoded to MP4 (H.264 + AAC) and stamped with a ✅ or ⚠️ against the limit.
- Private by design — everything runs locally in your browser; your files never leave your browser.
Everyday uses
- Clip sharing — post game highlights and funny moments without the “file too large” error.
- Server memes — batch-compress a folder of memes to 8MB stream-friendly files.
- Nitro uploads — use the full 500MB with higher-resolution encodes when you have Nitro.
- Study groups — share screen recordings and lecture clips that actually send.
- Content creators — prep shorts and promos for Discord announcements without re-exporting from an editor.