Lower bitrate first
Bitrate is the main driver of video file size. Reducing it has the biggest effect, so start there and only lower resolution if the file is still too large.
Many platforms, email providers and upload portals cap videos at 50MBLessMB reduces video file size locally in your browser by adjusting resolution, bitrate and quality
Select a video, choose a preset or lower the bitrate, and check the output size.
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Use this simple browser workflow to get a smaller file while keeping the original on your device
Bitrate is the main driver of video file size. Reducing it has the biggest effect, so start there and only lower resolution if the file is still too large.
If the source is 1080p or 4K, exporting at 720p dramatically reduces size while staying sharp enough for most screens and sharing.
The video is compressed on your device. Large files never leave your browser, which keeps private and client footage safe.
Short answers for the most common questions about this workflow and LessMB's local browser compression
File size depends on length, resolution and content. Lower bitrate and resolution iteratively; LessMB helps you approach the 50MB target.
For typical clips, 720p at a moderate bitrate looks very good and fits well under 50MB. Longer videos may need stronger settings.
No. LessMB compresses videos locally in your browser session.