Discord
Compress video for Discord when the file is too large
Discord caps upload size per message. BotMart shrinks your clip in the cloud so you can post or share without hitting the limit.
Screen recordings, gameplay clips, and phone exports often exceed what Discord allows in a single upload—especially on free accounts. Compress first, download a smaller MP4, then drag it into Discord as usual.
Why compress before Discord?
- Stay under upload caps — Free and Nitro tiers have different limits; smaller files upload reliably.
- Faster for everyone — Recipients on slow connections download quicker too.
- No desktop encoder required — Works from any browser; move the result back to your PC if needed.
Which preset should I use?
- Gameplay or landscape clip — Social (horizontal) (16:9).
- Vertical phone clip — Social (vertical) (9:16).
- Still too big? — Compress again or use PRO for larger inputs and stronger presets.
How to compress for Discord (step by step)
- Sign in (free account).
- Upload your video on the compressor.
- Pick horizontal or vertical social preset, then start compression.
- Download the MP4 when the job completes.
- Upload the file to your Discord channel or DM.
FAQ
What is Discord's file size limit?
Limits depend on your account tier and change over time. If Discord rejects your upload, compress until the file fits comfortably under your tier's cap.
Will GIFs work better?
BotMart outputs MP4 video, not GIF. MP4 is usually much smaller than GIF for the same content and plays inline in Discord.
How long are files stored?
Uploads and outputs are removed automatically within 24 hours. Only you can access your jobs while they exist.