Optimize video file size for Twitter/X uploads while maximizing visual quality for engagement.
Compress for Twitter/X NowTwitter/X allows video uploads up to 512 MB and 2 minutes 20 seconds for standard accounts, with Blue/Premium subscribers getting longer limits. However, Twitter applies its own aggressive compression after upload, and the quality loss is especially harsh on videos that are already heavily compressed or low-resolution.
The strategy for Twitter video is counterintuitive: uploading a well-compressed, high-resolution file actually results in better post-upload quality than uploading a large, less-compressed file. Our compressor creates optimally encoded files that give Twitter's encoder the best possible source material to work with. The result is videos that look sharper in Twitter's timeline, especially on mobile where most Twitter viewing happens. For brands and creators, this quality difference can measurably impact engagement rates.
Twitter processes 1080p uploads with better encoding. Even if most viewers see it at lower resolution on mobile, the source quality matters.
Standard Twitter accounts are limited to 2 minutes and 20 seconds. Trim your video before compressing.
In the Twitter feed, 1:1 and 4:5 videos take up more screen space than 16:9, increasing the chance of stopping the scroll.
Optimize video file size for Twitter/X uploads while maximizing visual quality for engagement.
Compress for Twitter/X Now