Send the video to the bot, choose a mode — and get a file that sends faster and is easier to publish. Compress by preset or to an exact target size — say 10, 20 or 50 MB, without needless loss of quality.
Promo access unlocks every Flowmark tool for 30 days — compression, branding, transcription and more. Right inside Telegram and MAX.
It's handy when a video has already arrived in Telegram and you need to lighten it quickly and pass it on: to a channel, an editor, an SMM team or a client. No downloading the file, opening an editing program, HandBrake or ffmpeg, guessing at a bitrate and re-uploading the result.
Send the clip to the bot, choose a mode — and get a file of the right size right where it already sits.
You set the goal — a quality profile or the file size you need — and the bot works out the technical parameters itself.
You set the ceilings: maximum fps, resolution and bitrate. If a file already fits, it's left untouched; only what's heavier than needed gets re-compressed.
Set a target size from 1 to 200 MB — the parameters are picked for it automatically. Handy for fitting a platform's limit or an autoplay threshold.
With loose constraints, a fast hardware codec does the job; if it has to squeeze hard, the bot switches to slower software encoding for quality's sake.
Right there you can strip the audio, turn a video into a GIF or a GIF back into video — with separate buttons in the action menu.
A heavy clip in a messenger feed may not start automatically: the viewer sees a preview and often scrolls past. So for short posted videos, sometimes it's not just the look that matters but the file size too.
In Flowmark you can set an exact size — say 10 MB — with the "Compress to X MB" mode, with no manual bitrate tuning. The bot recalculates the parameters to hit the target, and you get a lighter file to send, publish and watch in the feed.
In the same bot you can brand video with a logo, transcribe speech and bleep out profanity — your whole media workflow in one place:
The system keeps quality as high as possible within the given constraints. With loose constraints — a fast hardware codec; under heavy compression — slower software encoding for quality's sake.
Yes. The 'Compress to X MB' mode aims at a target size from 1 to 200 MB and picks the parameters for it automatically.
Pick 'Compress to X MB' and set 10 MB — the bot tunes the parameters to that size. A lighter clip is more likely to start in the feed on its own, without a tap on play.
Up to 2 GB. Standard sending through bots is usually capped at smaller sizes, but Flowmark uses infrastructure for large files — to you it looks like a regular upload.
Yes. It all happens in the chat with the bot — no downloading the file, installing an editor, HandBrake or ffmpeg, and re-uploading the result.
So the file loads faster, and short clips play more smoothly in the feed — a heavy video may not start automatically, and people often scroll past.
There's a free plan, and the promo link opens 30 days of extended access to every tool.
