Enter a new width, keep the aspect ratio locked or set an exact height, and render the scaled clip. The preview shows the new dimensions and file size before you download the MP4.
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You can also drop a file here.
Video Resizer is the video tool for dimensions: it sets a new width and height in pixels and saves the scaled clip as an H.264 MP4. Color edits, format changes, and compression-only jobs belong to Video Color Changer, Video Converter, and Video Optimizer.
Its strength is plain scaling with the aspect ratio locked by default, so you type a width and the height follows. Unlock it to force an exact size; the picture is then stretched to fit rather than cropped or padded with bars.
Scaling is done by an FFmpeg build running in this tab. The tool loads that engine on first use from the jsDelivr CDN, or from this site if the CDN cannot be reached, and sends nothing back, so your source clip and the resized copy never leave the device. Selecting Clear releases both from memory.
H.264 needs even dimensions, so odd widths and heights are rounded up before encoding.
Not cleanly. With the lock on, the shape stays the same, and with it off the picture is distorted. This tool has no crop option.
Usually, since there are fewer pixels to encode. For more control over compression, run the result through Video Optimizer.
This tool reads video files and always writes MP4. For animated GIFs, use GIF Resizer so the result stays a GIF.
All processing runs locally in your browser. This tool is provided as-is without warranty. Keep backups of your original files before processing.
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