How to Resize a Video on Android and iPhone

To resize a video on Android and iPhone, you can use a video resizer to compress the file to a target size. ResizePing lets you resize video files on Android and iPhone by choosing a target size, with an estimate shown before you run it.

Quick steps

1. Open ResizePing.
2. Pick the video.
3. Choose a target size.
4. Check the estimate before you run it.
5. Run it.

Choose a size

ResizePing lets you choose a target size for your video on Android and iPhone. You can pick from preset target sizes:

• 500 MB preset
• 200 MB preset
• 100 MB preset

You can also enter a custom size if you need a different target size.

Estimate shown before you run

When you choose a target size, ResizePing shows an estimated size before you run it. This allows you to check the expected size first.

When this helps

Resizing a video helps when you have a video too big to send or upload. Email services, message apps, and web forms often set strict file size limits. If your video is larger than the limit, you cannot attach or upload it. Using a video resizer to compress the video to a chosen target size helps keep the file under the allowed limit.

If you need a dedicated walkthrough for a 100 MB target, read how to compress a video to 100 MB on Android.

Other tools in ResizePing

ResizePing on Android and iPhone also includes other media tools:

• Convert video to MP3 on Android and iPhone.
• Convert video to GIF on Android and iPhone.

Frequently asked questions

What target sizes can I choose in ResizePing?

You can choose 500 MB, 200 MB, 100 MB, or enter a custom size.

Does ResizePing show an estimate before running?

Yes. An estimated size is shown before you run the video tool.

Can ResizePing convert videos to MP3 or GIF?

Yes. ResizePing includes tools to convert video to MP3 and video to GIF on Android and iPhone.

If you need to fit a clip within Discord file size limits, see how to compress a video for Discord on Android and iPhone.