A 25 MB target is especially useful when preparing a video for an attachment workflow. This page selects 25 MB immediately while still letting you choose a smaller custom value for overhead or provider-specific limits.
MP4, MOV, WebM and other common video formats
A 25 MB target gives the encoder a clear budget. For personal Gmail accounts, Google currently documents a 25 MB attachment limit, although mail systems and organization policies can differ. If you need extra room for other attachments, choose a smaller custom target.
FitMyVideo estimates how much video bitrate remains after audio and container overhead. If a long 1080p clip would have too little bitrate, Auto mode can step down to 720p or 480p rather than keeping unnecessary pixels.
If your goal is specifically email, the Email Video Compressor explains attachment considerations and starts with the same editable 25 MB baseline.
The selected video is processed locally in the supported browser workflow, so FitMyVideo does not need a cloud upload step or a server-side media library.
No. FitMyVideo is designed to process supported videos locally in your browser. Your selected video is not sent to FitMyVideo's servers.
No. FitMyVideo does not add a watermark to the compressed file.
No. Providers, organizations and message overhead differ. Treat 25 MB as a common reference point and use the exact limit shown by your email service.
A little headroom can help when a service counts attachments differently or when you are attaching more than one file.
Yes. Pick another quick target or type your own value before compression.