Local video compression
Mediabunny + WebCodecs provides the fast path. When the browser or source codec is incompatible, an optional ffmpeg.wasm compatibility mode is loaded on demand. Files remain on your device.
Videos are compressed locally and exported as MP4. Files are never uploaded.
orFiles are processed on your device and never uploadedRe-encode video in your browser, tune compression, resolution, frame rate, and audio, then compare both videos during synchronized playback.
Mediabunny + WebCodecs provides the fast path. When the browser or source codec is incompatible, an optional ffmpeg.wasm compatibility mode is loaded on demand. Files remain on your device.
Keep the original size or select 1080p, 720p, or 480p, adjust frame rate, and optionally remove audio.
Play the source and result together and drag the divider to inspect clarity and compression artifacts.
No. Reading and encoding happen locally in your browser. Large videos use more device memory, so keep the page in the foreground while processing.
The current output is MP4 with H.264 video and AAC audio when audio is retained, suitable for websites, social media, presentations, and everyday sharing.
Fast mode depends on codecs supported by your browser and device. If it fails, try the ffmpeg.wasm compatibility mode for more legacy containers and codecs. It requires an additional first-use download and processes more slowly.
Choose the smaller preset, lower the maximum resolution or frame rate, and remove audio when it is not needed.
Generate images and videos with RouteMarket AI, then return here to compress them locally in your browser.