Free tool

Video Re-encode Studio

Drop a video — we detect its format instantly and show every re-encode you can run, with full control over codec, quality (CRF), resolution, frame rate and audio bitrate. Everything stays in your browser.

Runs locally with WebAssembly + WebCodecs — your video is never uploaded.

Re-encode any video, right in your browser

A video re-encoder rebuilds your file with a new codec, container, resolution or bitrate — to shrink it, make it play everywhere, or hit an upload limit. This studio reads your video's format locally (codec, resolution and duration), shows every re-encode it can produce, and gives you HandBrake-style control: pick H.264, H.265/HEVC, VP8 or VP9, dial in CRF quality, scale the resolution, cap the frame rate, set the audio bitrate or aim for a target size in megabytes. Nothing is uploaded — the conversion runs on WebAssembly and your device's hardware encoders.

How it works

Three steps to a re-encoded video

Everything runs locally in your browser — your video never leaves your device.

  1. Drop your video

    We detect the container, video codec, audio codec, resolution and duration instantly — no upload.

  2. Pick a re-encode and tune

    Choose a target (MP4, WebM, MKV, GIF, MP3…) and adjust codec, CRF, resolution, frame rate and audio bitrate — or start from a preset.

  3. Convert and download

    Encode locally and download the result. Re-encoding is lossy, so tweak the settings and run it again to compare.

Why use this re-encoder

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