Is this video resizer free?
Yes. This video resizer is free with no signup or watermark, and it runs entirely in your browser.
Does resizing upload my video?
No. The resize and MP4 export run locally in your browser, so your video is never uploaded to a server.
Will resizing keep the audio?
Yes. The exported MP4 preserves the original audio track along with the resized video.
Can I crop the video while resizing?
Yes. Use cover mode to fill the new canvas by cropping the edges; use contain mode to keep the full frame inside the canvas.
What format does it export?
The resized video is exported as an MP4, which plays in browsers, social apps, and most media players.
How do I make a video file smaller?
Resize it first. File size scales with the pixel count, so halving the width and height quarters the pixels in every frame. It is a far bigger lever than any compression setting.
Should I resize before or after compressing?
Before, always. Compressing first and then resizing throws away most of the encode you just paid for, because you spent CPU time on pixels you were about to delete.
Can I upscale a low-resolution video?
You can produce a larger file, but not more detail. Upscaling invents pixels that were never captured, and on moving footage the softness is more obvious than it would be in a photo.
What resolution should I use for the web?
The one the player actually shows. A 720p player gains nothing from a 4K source except the bandwidth it costs on every single view.
Why does resizing take so long?
Because every frame is decoded, scaled and re-encoded on your CPU. Nothing is uploaded, and the time scales with the length of the clip.