Below: Video Compressor

Need it under 10 MB? Choose the maximum file size. Below makes the video fit. Below does one job: it makes a video fit strictly under the size you ask for. No bitrate math, no quality sliders, no guessing. Type the limit in MB, tap Make it smaller, and Below picks the resolution, frame rate and bitrate for you. Then it checks the finished file byte for byte, so a video Below calls done really is below your limit. PICK THE LIMIT. WE HANDLE THE REST. • Enter any size from 0.1 MB up, with decimals. • Tap a preset: 10, 25, 50 or 100 MB. • Save three sizes of your own. • Below warns you before a limit would cost too much detail, and refuses limits that cannot produce a watchable video. • Already small enough? Below keeps the original quality and does not use a free compression. VERIFIED, NOT ESTIMATED Below measures the real output file after encoding. If a first pass lands over the limit, Below tries again at a lower bitrate. It never reports a predicted size as a result. Duration, orientation and audio are preserved. Output is standard H.264 MP4 with AAC audio. COMPRESS FROM WHEREVER THE VIDEO LIVES • Choose a video with Android's system picker. • Share a video to Below from Photos, Files, messaging apps and other Android apps. • Save the result wherever you choose or send it through Android's share sheet. YOUR VIDEO NEVER LEAVES YOUR DEVICE Everything happens on your device. No account. No upload. No servers. No analytics. Your original video is never changed or deleted. Below collects no data. SIMPLE, HONEST PRICING Your first three real compressions are free, with full quality and no watermark. Below Pro unlocks unlimited compressions for a single $9.99 one-time purchase. No subscription. No ads. Ever. WHAT BELOW IS NOT Below is not a video editor or media library. It does not trim, filter, batch or convert between formats. It is the fastest way to answer one question: how do I get this video under X MB? Sizes use decimal megabytes (1 MB = 1,000,000 bytes). Very short clips and very small limits may not have enough room for a watchable result; Below tells you instead of producing something unusable.