Can I compress a video to 10 MB without losing quality?

A 1-minute 1080p video fits in about 10 MB with good quality. Longer videos need a lower resolution like 720p or 480p to avoid looking blurry at 10 MB.

What if I need to compress a video to 5 MB, 20 MB, or 100 MB?

Pick the closest target size option under Goal. For very small limits on long clips, reducing resolution and removing sound saves extra space.

Why does the tool warn that the target size is too small?

When a video is long and the MB limit is very low, the bitrate becomes too tight and the image may look blurry. Choosing 720p or 480p helps.

Compress Video to 10 MB, 20 MB, or 50 MB Free

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): You can compress a video to a specific MB limit by choosing a target size goal before encoding. Use the free tool on this page to select a maximum size like 10 MB or 25 MB, and lower the resolution to 720p or 480p if the video is long so it stays clear.

Do it now, right here

Drop a file here or choose a file

Step by step

Select your MP4, MOV, or WebM video in the tool on this page.
Under Goal, pick a target size in MB such as 10 MB or 25 MB.
If the video is long, lower the resolution to 720p or 480p or check Remove sound.
Press Compress video and download the resulting MP4.

At a glance

Video length	10 MB target	25 MB target
Under 1 minute (1080p)	Good quality	High quality
1 to 3 minutes	Lower to 720p for clarity	Good quality at 1080p
Over 5 minutes	Lower to 480p or mute audio	Lower to 720p

How to Compress a Video to a Specific Size