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I Built a Free Online Video Compressor in 2 Weeks

Hi everyone! Over the past two weeks, I built a small side project called VideoCompress — a fast, free, and easy-to-use online video compressor with no w…

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Hi everyone!

Over the past two weeks, I built a small side project called VideoCompress

— a fast, free, and easy-to-use online video compressor with no watermark or usage limits.



💡 The Problem



There are plenty of “free” online video compressors, but most of them come with frustrating limitations — watermarks, file size limits, or hidden paywalls.

I wanted something simple: just upload → compress → download — no distractions, no tricks.



🧱 The Tech Stack

The project is built with:




  • Frontend: Nuxt, for static site generation and an ultra-fast UI.

  • Backend: FastAPI, for handling API requests.

  • Video Processing: FFmpeg, running on the server for efficient compression.



The Nuxt app is completely static — deployed on a CDN for fast global access — while the backend API handles the heavy lifting on the server.



⚙️ Why I Moved Compression to the Backend



Initially, I implemented compression on the frontend using WebAssembly builds of FFmpeg.

It worked, but the performance wasn’t great — CPU utilization was low, and large files took ages to compress.



By moving the compression process to the server side, I could fully leverage the machine’s CPU and I/O performance.

This resulted in much faster compression, especially for longer videos or high-resolution formats (like 1080p or 4K).



It also gave me more flexibility to:




  • Optimize compression presets dynamically

  • Handle larger uploads

  • Support multiple video formats (MP4, MOV, AVI, etc.)



🧪 Lessons Learned




  • Frontend compression sounds cool, but for heavy workloads, it’s just not efficient.

  • FFmpeg remains unbeatable when it comes to quality-to-size ratio.

  • Keeping the UI minimal is key — users just want results, not settings overload.

  • Building static with Nuxt + FastAPI backend is a great combo for projects like this — quick to build, easy to deploy, and highly scalable.



🌍 Try It Out



If you’d like to give it a try, you can check it out here:

👉 https://videocompress.ai



It’s completely free, no watermarks, no hidden limits.

Would love to hear your feedback or suggestions for improvement!

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