Compress MKV

Free online MKV compressor tool to reduce MKV file size. Change resolution, quality or set a preferred output file size to make MKV files smaller. No watermark added to the output files.

Options OPTIONS
Setting these options is optional. The default values are a good start for most cases.
File Size
Percentage
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If your file is 10 MB, then selecting 75 will produce a 7.5 MB file. If you make the output file size too small, then output video quality may suffer.
Video Resolution
Reducing RESOLUTION can prevent pixelation or blur when compressing high-resolution files.

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How to compress MKV videos online?

Click and select or Drag and drop your .mkv files to dark blue box. Once you add all of your MKV videos , simply press Compress. This will compress all of your MKV files. Just wait until we process your files to download them as a ZIP file or individual images.

Perfectly compress MKV

We don't compromise quality for anything. Our advance video converter detect the best quality for your output files. This feature enable us to keep the best quality while reducing MKV file size.

Effortless convert

Makes your life little simpler. We do our best to separate all details need to compress MKV video files so that you can just convert files with a press of a button

More About .mkv Files

TopicDescription
Extension
.mkv
Description
The MKV file holds an unlimited number of video, audio, picture and subtitle tracks within the file. It is a convenient video file where you can fit in the highest amount of data possible. It is a RAW format that you can easily flip and turn all of the separate data tracks.
MKV file format is the most convenient type of file format where you can add a large sum of data, such as videos, audios, texts, and various images as well. It is basically a RAW format which you can later flip and separate on the basis of needed data tracks.
Details
File saved into the MKV format more often than not save each track (subtitle, picture, audio and video) into a different dataline. This is similar to other container formats such as AVI or MP4 although generally when packaging an MKV file people rarely bundle all the tracks within the file. Most media players do not natively support MKV files, you would have to use a special media playing software to access its content normally such as VLC.
Every file whether it is video, audio, subtitle or image it will be stored into a separate data line. It is a lot similar to the MP4 or AVI format although when users are packaging an MKV file they rarely bundle all the tracks within the file. Various media players don't even support the MKV video format therefore, the users need to use specialized media players who can support the MKV format such as VLC media player.
Developed By
Steve Lhomme
Mime Type
video/x-matroska
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