Have you ever spent hours editing a video, exported it in glorious 4K, uploaded it to Facebook, and then wanted to cry because it looked like a pixelated mess from 2005?
The Problem
Facebook processes billions of videos. To survive, they aggressively crush large files, ruining quality.
The Solution
Upload a file that is already optimized. If you give them what they want, they touch it less.
Feed the Algorithm What It Wants
- The trick isn't to upload the highest quality possible; it's to upload the right quality. Facebook's encoders are optimized for specific formats (MP4, H.264) and bitrates.
- Videocraft converts your video to match these "golden settings" perfectly. We use a high-profile H.264 codec at 1080p with a bitrate that is high enough for quality but low enough to avoid triggering Facebook's "panic mode" compression.
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Privacy & Speed
Because Videocraft runs locally in your browser, you don't have to wait for a 2GB file to upload to a server just to convert it. It happens right here, on your machine. This means your personal videos stay private, and the process is lightning fast.