Compress video files without losing quality

Yes, and all you need is a free Vimeo account to get started. Click “Download” on your video, select your target resolution, and you’ll see an estimated file size before you download.

Yes. You’ll need a free Vimeo account to upload and compress videos, but you can compress files on every plan.

Vimeo shows an estimated file size when you select your target resolution, so you know what you’re getting into before you download.

It’s not possible to decompress a video once Vimeo has transcoded it. If you need the uncompressed version, you can get access to high-resolution original source files with a paid plan.

Vimeo’s file compressor supports uploads up to 250 GB per video. Free plan accounts have a 2 TB total storage cap, and paid plans include up to 7 TB (or more with an Enterprise plan).

You can compress videos through the Vimeo app on iPhones and other Apple devices by tapping the “Download” button and choosing your preferred video size and format.

On desktop, all you have to do is log in to Vimeo in your browser, upload your video, and select your target resolution to compress it.

Compressing a video on Windows is identical to compressing it on Mac: Open Vimeo in your browser, upload your video, and pick your target resolution to get a compressed file ready to download.

Video compression uses algorithms to remove redundant information and reduce video file size. With Vimeo's online compressor, you can make your videos smaller without losing significant quality, making it easier to share them with others.

With the Vimeo app, you can compress videos on mobile by clicking the “download” button, and then choosing your preferred video size and format.

Vimeo supports video file types that include MP4, AVI, MOV, and WMV, so you can compress a video no matter the video format you need.

Your video will retain its quality when compressing with Vimeo. However, repeatedly compressing and decompressing the file will cause it to progressively lose quality.