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Free tool
Anyfile makes a QuickTime movie smaller for free, right in your browser: nothing is uploaded. Drop it below and the smaller copy downloads at once.
Files are converted in your browser and never uploaded. By using Anyfile you agree to the Terms of Use.
Anyfile re-encodes the video at a lower bitrate with your browser’s own encoder, keeping its size, frame rate and sound. If the result wouldn’t be smaller, the original is kept and you’re told.
.mov
Apple’s QuickTime container, introduced in 1991. It can hold many codecs and tracks, from H.264 and HEVC to ProRes, and is what iPhones record video into.
Video shot on iPhones and Macs, and high-quality masters for editing.
Opens in QuickTime, Photos, Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro, VLC
About MOV filesFor phones, messages and the web, yes: it’s made to look clean at its size. Fine detail and fast motion lose a little sharpness, so keep the original for editing.
It depends on the MOV: phone recordings and screen captures often shrink by half or more. The card shows the new size before you use it.
No. It’s compressed in your browser, on your device; nothing is sent to a server.
Yes. Drop them together and choose Make it smaller: you get one ZIP with every smaller file.