10 MB is a common cap for forums, school portals, support forms and older chat apps. LimitFix gets your video under it while keeping as much quality as 10 MB allows.
Compressed on your device. Your video isn't uploaded.
10 MB is tight for video. A short clip can stay sharp at 720p; anything over a couple of minutes drops to a lower resolution so it stays watchable. The table shows realistic lengths for each quality level.
Approximate maximum length at each quality, including audio. Simple scenes compress better; fast action needs more room.
| Quality | Longest video |
|---|---|
| 1080p, crisp | 16 s |
| 720p, sharp | 32 s |
| 480p, good on phones | 1 min 18 s |
| 360p, watchable | 2 min 47 s |
Roughly 16 s at 1080p, 32 s at 720p, 1 min 18 s at 480p or 2 min 47 s at 360p. Simple scenes (talking, screen recordings) can run longer; fast action needs more room.
LimitFix picks the highest resolution the size budget can render cleanly instead of keeping full resolution and smearing everything. Short clips usually stay in 1080p or 720p; long videos drop to a lower resolution so they stay sharp rather than blocky.
No. LimitFix compresses the video inside your browser, on your own device, so the file isn't uploaded to us or anyone else. The only exception is the optional cloud processing for Pro users, which you have to choose explicitly; those files are deleted automatically after processing.