Audio and Video Upload Limit Guide
Audio and video files are much larger than normal documents or images. Upload limits help keep the conversion process stable and prevent very large files from failing during upload or processing.
Maximum media file size
For audio and video conversions on WordPDF, the file must be 1GB or smaller.
If your file is larger than 1GB, reduce its size before uploading by trimming unnecessary parts, lowering resolution, or compressing the media file.
A stable internet connection is important when uploading large files.
Why large files can fail
Large media files take longer to upload and process.
They can fail if the internet connection stops, the browser tab closes, or the server reaches a processing limit.
For best results, close unnecessary browser tabs and avoid uploading from unstable mobile connections.
How to prepare video files
Remove unnecessary parts from the beginning or end of the video.
Use a reasonable resolution for your goal. For example, 1080p is often enough for normal sharing.
Avoid converting damaged or incomplete media files.
Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum size for audio and video files?
Audio and video files must be 1GB or smaller.
Why does upload take a long time?
Large media files need more time to upload, especially on slower connections.
What should I do if my video is larger than 1GB?
Trim or compress the video first, then upload the smaller version.