Video Resizer

Resize video dimensions

Click or drop a video file here

About Video Resizer

Video Resizer redraws your video at a new width and height on a canvas and records the result, entirely in your browser. The original audio is preserved by routing it through the Web Audio API alongside the resized video track, so the output isn't silent. Note: the output is always WebM, and dimensions aren't aspect-ratio-locked — entering a width/height that doesn't match your source video's proportions will stretch the result.

How to use Video Resizer

  1. 1Click the upload area and select a video file — its native dimensions fill the Width/Height fields automatically.
  2. 2Enter custom dimensions, or click a preset (720p, 1080p, or 480p).
  3. 3Click "Resize Video" — the video plays through once while the resized version (with its original audio) is recorded.
  4. 4Preview and download the resized WebM file.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it preserve aspect ratio automatically?

No — enter a width and height that match your source video's proportions yourself, or the result will be stretched.

Does the resized video have audio?

Yes — the source video's original audio is captured alongside the resized picture and included in the output unchanged.

What output format do I get?

Always WebM.

Is my file uploaded anywhere?

No, resizing happens entirely in your browser.

Tips & Tricks

  • Divide your source video's width and height by the same number to keep proportions correct and avoid a stretched result.
  • The audio is carried straight through unchanged — resizing only affects the picture.
  • Resizing takes about as long as the video's full duration, since frames and audio are captured as it plays in real time.
  • Use the 720p/1080p/480p presets for common platform-ready sizes instead of typing custom numbers.