TinyVid

Trim and compress video files to fit any size limitation

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Trim and compress video files to fit any size limitation

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Video editing

Set your desired file size and TinyVid will make it happen. TinyVid is built to solve a very modern headache: getting a video to fit a file size limitation.

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TinyVid

Maker

👋 Hi Product Hunters, I'm here today with a FREE tool I've built to help out with ever-growing video file sizes.🛠 The main inspiration for building TinyVid came from trying to share gameplay footage over Discord. For example, instant replay files are usually 5 minutes long and up to 2GB in size. Typically, the interesting parts are at the end and Discord Free only allows you to upload max 8MB at a time - soooo frustrating! 😤 I could not find any free tool that would quickly allow me to trim and compress 🗜️ my video while showing me a preview and allowing me to select the file size I need. (Hey, if you know one, please link it in the comments below!) Video file size limits are part and parcel of today's freemium services. They are a balance between having the service for free or not having it at all. We’ve included some helpful presets like Discord Free, Discord Nitro, WhatsApp - what preset sizes would you like to see? We've used TinyVid as an internal tool at @Kamua where we've discovered some useful scenarios, like sending videos via WhatsApp, which has a 64MB limit. Today, we're amped to share it with you too! Other useful things that are not currently available but will be (especially if you agree): 📌 Support for previewing more file types (mp4 / mov and webm for now) 📌 Support for encoding H265 📌 Support for encoding AV1 📌 Support for hardware encoding (Nvidia NVENC) on Windows 📌 A queue for batching file processing (especially useful when you're trying to archive some footage for storage) Let me know what other things you would find useful! We hope our users at Kamua will find this useful for pre-selecting the clips they want to crop and auto-generate captions for in our web tools, before uploading. I’ll be here all day along with my colleagues @eek and @prcary to answer any questions you might have. Thank you for stopping by!

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5yr ago

Helpdesk by LabiDesk

@kamua @eek @prcary @stefangab95 Thanks for sharing great free tools! And Congrats on the launch! 🚀

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5yr ago

TinyVid

Maker

@bochkovaleks thank you for checking it out!

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5yr ago

Bone Health Tracker

@kamua Congratulations on the launch! If you could build a similar solution for documents, Then you could be solving this need gap - 'Reduce document file size to specific size' posted on my problem validation platform - https://needgap.com/problems/196....

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5yr ago

TinyVid

Maker

Looking forward to that AV1 support, so I can put my puppies (all 8 cores in my 5900HX CPU) to work during the weekends and get my wedding footage down from 32GB to 5GB (ar maybe even less? haha) so I can pay less to Google when I'll upload it to Google Photos. Haha! :D Great work @stefangab95 !!

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5yr ago

@eek Whaaaaat? 32GB? That must have been one high quality wedding! 😄

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5yr ago

TinyVid

Maker

@jimh Sorry, 27.7GB, it's 4K at 40259kbps :D (1h and 38 mins)

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5yr ago

InfraSketch

Much needed! You nailed it with much of the sharing platforms that limits sizes. I always find myself having to use Dropbox or WeTransfer to show video files longer than 1 min. TinyVid to the rescue! :)

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5yr ago

@angelinetan Can totally relate :)

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5yr ago

This app is so handy. As a video editor, you just can't get decent quality video out of Adobe Premiere at low file sizes. This will be my go-to app from now on, when having to deliver high quality video at impossibly low file sizes.

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5yr ago

TinyVid

Maker

Thanks @jimh! We have some automation options planned: batching files and watching a folder for new videos to automatically process. Would you find that useful?

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5yr ago

@stefangab95 Definitely! Batch processing and watch folders would be amazing. A lot of the time I have to deliver in multiple aspect ratios, so queueing them up or dragging into a folder would be super useful! I'm actually excited now haha 🤩

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5yr ago

Wispr Flow

This is one of those perfect things that solves a very real problem in a very elegant way. Definitely worth incorporating into your routine/toolbox. Another great launch by the Kamua team!

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5yr ago

TinyVid

Maker

@shwirtz thank you for checking out TinyVid. We are happy that you see its usefulness

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5yr ago

Synthflow

NICE! This is what I was looking for previously. I will try it for my next project and give you detailed feedback :)

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5yr ago

TinyVid

Maker

@sassun thanks! all feedback is appreciated! What parts of TinyVid would you use for your project? Trimming, compression, downscaling or all of them 😀?

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5yr ago

Synthflow

@stefangab95 Actually all of them :D

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5yr ago

@stefangab95, absolutely on point! I would go back on forth with traditional video compressors (you know, uploading the video -> compressing it online -> downloading it -> opening the source folder -> checking the video's size in the properties window after right clicking on it -> seeing it's still too big!). Super frustrating ... Looks like you solved that problem - cheers!

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5yr ago

TinyVid

Maker

@sagi_eldar Wow! That's such a huge process you had to go through 😲

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5yr ago

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