Make a video small enough to email
Compress to around 10 MB. Attachment limits are usually 20–25 MB, but Base64 encoding inflates a file by about a third, so the safe target is lower. Free, no upload.
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Most mail servers cap attachments around 20–25 MB, and attachments are encoded in a way that makes them roughly a third larger in transit. Ten megabytes is the number that actually arrives.
The preset targets 10 MB and shows the estimate before you start.
If it still will not fit, trimming is the more effective lever than compressing harder — half the length is half the size at the same quality.
FAQ
Why 10 MB and not 25?
Because attachments are Base64-encoded, which adds about a third. A 20 MB file can arrive as 27 MB.
What if it is still too big?
Trim it. Cutting the length halves the size without touching quality.
Is a link better than an attachment?
Usually, for anything substantial. But a small attachment needs no account anywhere.
Will the quality suffer?
At 10 MB a short clip is fine; a ten-minute one will visibly soften.
Is anything uploaded?
No.