Schedule Discord videos, images and GIFs, up to 10 in one message, with spoiler blur and silent sending.
- Video Posts
- Up to 10 Files
- GIF Posts
- Spoiler Blur
- Send Silently
- and more
Discord sets no length limit on videos. The limit is file size: 20 MB on a free account, 50 MB with Nitro Basic and up to 1 GB with Nitro. Drag the slider to check a file.
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Discord limits uploads by file size, not by length. Since August 2026 a free account can send files of up to 20 MB, up from 10 MB. Nitro Basic raises that to 50 MB and Nitro to up to 1 GB. Server Boosts raise it for everyone in one server: 50 MB at level 2 and 100 MB at level 3.
Webhooks and bots, which schedulers post through, can attach 20 MB per file by default, and a message holds up to 10 files. Discord names MP4 (H.264, HEVC or AV1) and MOV among the video files it takes. OmniSocials attaches files of up to 20 MB and sends a bigger video, up to 1 GB, as a link that Discord shows with a player.
Discord raised the default upload limit for users, bots, webhooks and interaction responses from 10 MiB to 20 MiB. Source
The free upload limit went from 10 MB to 20 MB. Mobile now checks a file's size before compression, as desktop always did. Source
For apps, the size limit applies to each attachment, not to all files in a request together. Source
On January 16, 2025, Discord lowered the default upload limit from 25 MiB to 10 MiB. Source
Discord sets no length limit. A long video at a high bitrate passes 20 MB long before its length matters.
Discord names MP4 (H.264, HEVC or AV1) and MOV among the video files it takes. Lower the bitrate or resolution to fit 20 MB.
At level 2 every member can upload 50 MB, at level 3 100 MB, whatever their own plan. It only counts in that server.
One message holds 10 files. Images, GIFs and videos sent together show as a mosaic.
A file over the limit can go as a link. OmniSocials does this for you: a video over 20 MB goes as a link that Discord shows with a player.
OmniSocials takes videos of up to 1 GB at any length. It attaches up to 20 MB and links the rest, so nobody needs Nitro.
The limits come from Discord's support articles (File Attachments FAQ, Nitro, Server Boosting) and its developer docs and change log, read on October 22, 2026. Discord publishes size limits but no length limit for videos, and no best length, so the page shows none. Where Discord's pages disagree, the newest one counts: the caps page, last edited in March 2026, still shows 10 MB and 500 MB.