Ephemeral processing · files auto-delete after 2 hours
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Ephemeral processing · files auto-delete after 2 hours
Creator-owned content only
Hit practical megabyte ceilings for Discord (~8/25 MB), WhatsApp-style shares (~16 MB), and email (~10–25 MB) with Compress Video target-MB presets — size-only when canvas and loudness are already correct.
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Open Compress Video (target MB). Pick Discord (~8 MB), Email (~10 MB), WhatsApp-ish (~16 MB), Discord (~25 MB), or General (~40 MB). Fine-adjust with the MB slider. Source uploads still must stay within RepostClip’s 50 MB product limit — see file size caps before upload.
If the master is 4K or unnecessarily sharp for a chat share, run Resolution Downscale to 1080p or 720p first, then Compress Video. Fewer pixels make the same megabyte budget look cleaner.
If the next upload is Shorts or Reels and you still need 9:16 and −11 LUFS, use the pack’s optional target_mb instead of Compress alone. That keeps one publish-prep job instead of stacking unrelated encodes.
FAQ
Free Discord uploads are often comfortable near ~8 MB; larger Nitro or server limits commonly allow ~25 MB. Compress Video exposes Discord (~8 MB) and Discord (~25 MB) presets that map to target_mb — bytes still vary with motion and audio.
WhatsApp-style mobile shares often need ~16 MB. Many email clients choke near ~10 MB attachments; some allow up to ~25 MB. Use the matching Compress Video presets, then verify the downloaded file size before send.
Use Compress Video when 9:16 and loudness are already correct and only size must drop. Use a Shorts or Reels pack with optional target_mb when you still need vertical canvas and ≈ −11 LUFS in the same job.
Single-pass ABR aims near the target megabyte ceiling. Complex motion and audio can land slightly under or over. If you must stay under a hard cap, pick a slightly lower preset or downscale resolution first.
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Open Compress Video (target MB) and run the steps from this guide.
