Prepare lighter files with a media compressor for video, images and audio. Choose the matching media type and review the output, because size reduction depends on the original encoding.
See what the tool changes and how to get a useful result.
Choose video, image or audio before uploading your file. Matching the media type keeps the available processing suited to the source.
Use the quality control where it applies to your media. Inspect visible details or listen to speech after processing to decide whether the trade-off is useful.
Keep a separate source and use the compressed copy for sharing. Already optimized files may shrink little, so compare actual sizes before replacing your delivery asset.
Work through these three steps in the editor above.
Choose the media type and upload a file.
Set the available compression quality.
Process, compare size and check quality.
Choose a starting point that matches the work you want to finish.
Prepare lighter visual files for a content workflow.
Share a smaller version while retaining the original master.
Create a lighter listening copy for feedback.
Practical answers about inputs, results and limitations.
No. An already optimized source may shrink little or produce a larger output.
This editor uses processing settings rather than an exact target file-size control.
Lossy processing can change details. Compare the result before using it as a delivery copy.
Yes. Choose image, video or audio using the media-type selector.
No. The effect depends on the media type and encoding used for the output.
Bring your own source and review the result in the editor above.
