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Supports: 3GP, 3G2
3GP is a mobile video format designed for 3G phones with limited storage and bandwidth. While 3GP files are already relatively small compared to MP4 or AVI, they can still be too large for sharing via MMS, WhatsApp, or email — especially longer recordings from newer phones that record at higher quality.
Compressing 3GP reduces file size further while keeping the video playable on mobile devices. This is useful for sending videos via messaging apps with file size limits, freeing up storage on older phones, or uploading to platforms with bandwidth constraints.
XConvert lets you target a specific file size percentage, set an exact size in MB, or control the bitrate directly — giving you precise control over the quality-to-size tradeoff.
| Compression Level | Target Size | Quality | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Light (80%) | 80% of original | Near-original | Slight size reduction |
| Medium (50%) | 50% of original | Good | Sharing via messaging apps |
| Heavy (30%) | 30% of original | Acceptable | MMS, email attachments |
| Maximum (10%) | 10% of original | Low | Extreme size constraints |
It depends on the source quality. A 10 MB 3GP file can typically be compressed to 3–5 MB at medium quality with no visible difference on a phone screen. Aggressive compression (below 30%) will show noticeable quality loss.
Not by default. Compression reduces the bitrate (data per second) while keeping the original resolution. However, you can optionally reduce the resolution (e.g., from 480p to 240p) for additional size savings — this is effective for videos that will only be viewed on small phone screens.
Yes. XConvert accepts both 3GP and 3G2 files. 3G2 is the CDMA variant of 3GP used by some carriers — the compression process is identical.
WhatsApp has a 16 MB video limit (64 MB on some platforms). Set the target file size to a specific value under the limit, or use 50–60% target size percentage. The resolution can be kept at original since WhatsApp re-compresses videos anyway.
Yes. Upload multiple 3GP files and they will all be compressed with the same settings. Download individually or as a ZIP archive.