What is this tool?
Places the technical data of two videos side by side to show what changed between the original and the processed version.
What is it for?
- Prove that a compression reduced weight while keeping resolution.
- Compare two exports of the same project.
- Check the effect of a frame rate change.
Step by step
- 1Upload both videos.
- 2Read each file's data side by side.
- 3Compare container, duration, resolution, fps and audio.
- 4Use the difference to decide whether reprocessing is worth it.
How to use it
Reading
Each file's properties come from its own content, not its name, avoiding comparison against wrong data.
Highlighted differences
Lines where the two files diverge stand out, speeding up the check.
Limit
The analysis is technical; to compare moving picture, use the editor or watch both files.
Examples in practice
Original against compressed
The 400 MB original and the 90 MB compressed version show the same resolution and duration, at a lower bitrate.
Frame rate change
Two files of the same clip reveal 60 fps in one and 30 fps in the other, confirming the conversion.
Frequently asked questions
Does the comparison show the picture?
No, it compares technical data. For picture, open both files side by side.
Must they be the same size?
No, the comparison is about properties and works with files of different sizes.