Set the output
Inspect fast motion, gradients, faces and small text. If they degrade, raise quality or resolution instead of trusting file size alone.
PROTECT VIDEO QUALITY
Lossy compression cannot promise identical pixels, but sensible settings can reduce size while keeping the result visually close in normal viewing.
Quick answer
Start with Better Quality or Balanced, keep the original resolution when it matters, and compare motion, text and fine detail in the preview before saving.
Select the video from your computer. The extension reads only the file you choose.
Choose the size, quality and resolution that matches the destination.
Preview the result, compare its measured size and save the new copy only after it passes verification.
Compression removes information that an encoder expects viewers to notice least. Repeated encoding and very low bitrates make artifacts more visible.
Processing runs locally in Chrome. Video bytes, frames, thumbnails, filenames and paths are not uploaded for conversion.
Inspect fast motion, gradients, faces and small text. If they degrade, raise quality or resolution instead of trusting file size alone.
Preview the result, compare its measured size and save the new copy only after it passes verification.
No. It means aiming to avoid noticeable degradation; the encoded file is not pixel-identical to the source.
No. The selected video is processed locally in Chrome.
No. The extension creates a separate output and leaves the original untouched.
Compare the preview and measured output before keeping the new copy.