Compress for Instagram Reels.
Keep it tight and punchy for the gram.
How it works
Browser-native
Squish uses FFmpeg compiled to WebAssembly. Your video is processed entirely by your own CPU — nothing ever leaves your device.
Pick your target
Choose a platform preset or manually set quality, resolution, output format, and exact file size.
Instant download
The compressed video is handed straight to your browser. No queues, no waiting, no account, no limits.
Browser Limitations
Because Squish runs entirely in your browser's memory (RAM), it is designed for short clips and social media videos. It is not designed for compressing feature-length movies. The maximum file size is 2GB, and the maximum video duration is roughly 15 minutes.
Supported formats
Drop in any common video format — Squish handles it.
Platform presets
Every platform has different file size limits. Squish knows them all.
Questions answered
Is Squish completely free?
Yes — 100% free with no account, no subscription, no watermarks, and no limits. Because it runs purely in your browser, our server costs are nearly zero. We may introduce a pro version for teams later, but this core tool stays free forever.
Does my video get uploaded to a server?
Never. Squish runs entirely in your browser using WebAssembly. Your files are never transmitted over the internet — they stay on your device the whole time.
How much can Squish compress a video?
Typically 50–90% depending on the original. Phone footage is often over-encoded and compresses dramatically. At Tiny quality + 480p you'll get the smallest file possible.
Will the video lose quality?
At Excellent (CRF 18) quality loss is imperceptible. At Balanced (CRF 24) it's barely noticeable. For social media, Balanced is the sweet spot.
What browsers does Squish work in?
Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Brave and Safari. Chrome and Edge have the fastest WebAssembly engines and give the best compression speed.
Is there a file size limit?
No server-side limit — your files never leave your browser. Files up to 2 GB work fine on most modern devices.