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CreatorZip
Compress video to a target size—locally, with no upload.
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Compress video to a target size—locally, with no upload.
8 followers
CreatorZip compresses and trims videos directly in your browser without uploading the original file. Choose Automatic, 10MB, 25MB, or a custom target size; remove audio; preview the result; and export an H.264 MP4. It is free during launch, requires no signup, and supports files up to 1GB on desktop or 250MB on mobile, subject to browser memory, codec, and device limits.
would love to see a trim/cut option added so i can clip the start and end of a clip before exporting. compressing is great but i usually still need to cut a few seconds off for discord, and right now i have to hop to another tool for that
@enes1079327 It's live now! 🚀
I loved your suggestion so much that I went ahead and built it. You can now trim the start and end of your video clips directly in CreatorZip before running the compression.
Give it a spin and let me know if it solves the tool-switching pain for your Discord clips!
Love the local processing approach. One thing that would make this perfect for my workflow is a batch mode where I can queue up several clips at once and have them compress one after another without manually reloading each file.
@semasf8r Thanks for the feedback! CreatorZip already supports batch compression! You can drag and drop multiple videos or select multiple files at once, and it will queue and process them automatically.
Give it a spin and let me know if it fits your workflow! 🚀
love that it runs FFmpeg locally with WebAssembly, no server upload needed. the Discord size presets are a really thoughtful touch for anyone who’s wrestled with file limits before.
@nimet3paw Thanks! Getting FFmpeg and WASM to run efficiently in the browser was a fun engineering challenge. Really glad the Discord presets are saving you from doing manual bitrate math. Appreciate the support!
Tried it with a 30MB clip for Discord and was surprised how fast it processed. No upload wait or privacy worries.
@idemvanllagqpi Thanks for trying it out! So glad to hear the speed and privacy of local-first encoding worked well for your 30MB clip. Skipping the upload phase is a massive time-saver. Let me know if you have any other suggestions!