Discord & Twitch tools, sized right.
Compress any video to fit Discord's upload limit and count every Twitch Bit in dollars — instantly, privately, and without uploading a single byte.
Discord Video Compressor
Smart target-size mode: pick Discord Free, Nitro Basic, Nitro, or any custom MB cap. We compute the exact bitrate from your video's duration and compress it locally to H.264 MP4 — batch support, before/after preview, audio controls.
Compress to 10MB, 20MB, 50MB or custom
Twitch Bits to USD Calculator
Both directions, recalculated on every keystroke: Bits → USD shows what the streamer actually receives; USD → Bits shows what your money buys. Web vs mobile buyer prices, side by side.
Fixed $0.01 per Bit payout, always shown
100% private
Videos are processed on your device. Nothing is uploaded — ever.
No watermark
Clean output files. No logos, no branding, no surprises.
Free & fast
No accounts, no queues, no daily limits. Just tools that work.
Why creators use BitSized
Discord raised its free upload limit to 20MB in August 2026 — but a 20MB ceiling still rules out most raw gameplay clips, phone recordings, and screen captures. BitSized was built for exactly that gap: instead of trial-and-error re-encoding or uploading your footage to an unknown server, it calculates the highest video bitrate that fits your chosen target (10MB, 20MB, 50MB, up to a gigabyte, or any custom cap) and encodes the file on your own CPU with the H.264 codec Discord plays natively. The result is a first-time-fit, watermark-free MP4 that plays inline in chat.
On the Twitch side, the Bits economy confuses almost everyone at first: viewers pay one price (about $1.40 per 100 Bits on web, more on mobile), while streamers always receive a fixed one cent per Bit. Our calculator makes both sides visible at once, so you can plan a Cheer's cost or a channel's Cheering revenue without doing arithmetic in your head. Around the tools, our guides and statistics hub cite official sources with dates — because platform rules change, and "trust me" is not a citation.
Latest guides
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What Are Twitch Bits Worth?
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