Compress a video to send it
Phone videos are huge. Morph re-encodes them at a sensible size so they fit email and upload limits, with no watermark and no length cap.
How to do it
Open the video in Morph
Choose Compress
Or set a size limit first, and Morph aims the video under it.
Send it
The smaller video is saved next to the original.
Where it works
- Mac Yes, and size limits are most precise with ffmpeg installed (download from this site).
- Windows Yes.
- iPhone and iPad Yes, stepping down through export sizes to fit a limit.
- Android Yes, choosing a bitrate from the video's length to fit a limit.
Free and open source. Everything runs on your device: no uploads, no account, no ads, and your originals are never changed.
Get Morph
Mac
macOS 14 or later, Apple Silicon or Intel. The App Store beta is on TestFlight; it's early and still has bugs.
Download for Mac Mac App Store betaAndroid
Android 10 or later. Out for everyone on Google Play around 11 November 2026.
Join the Google Play testiPhone and iPad
iOS 17 or later. On the App Store around 11 November 2026; try the beta now with TestFlight (expect a few bugs).
Join the TestFlight betaQuestions
How small can it get?
That depends on the length. A one-minute clip fits a few megabytes easily; an hour-long video won't fit 25 MB without looking rough.
Is there a watermark?
No. Morph is free and open source, with no watermark and no account.