Video Target Size
Compress videos to exact file sizesCompress videos to target-friendly sizes so uploads meet strict limits with fewer retries. FFmpeg integration keeps export quality balanced while producing consistent output sizes.
What it does
- Exact file size targeting
- Two-pass encoding for accuracy
- One-time FFmpeg install
- Fast H.264/AAC processing
How to use it
- Install FFmpeg once from this Droplet's page. It uses Homebrew and the page walks you through it if Homebrew is missing.
- Drop a video and give it the size you need. Two-pass H.264 and AAC encoding lands on the target instead of near it.
Where it shows up
- File action
Workflows
Under the upload limit, first try
A screen recording that is a few megabytes over a chat app's limit becomes one that is under it, without guessing at a bitrate and re-exporting.
Tips
- Two passes take longer than one, and that is the point: a single pass hits the size by luck.
- Its FFmpeg install is also what gives the Converter Droplet MP3 output.
Getting it
CategoryMedia
SetupOne-time FFmpeg install.
Where to turn it onSettings, Store, or open it in Droppy if the app is installed.