Why most tools turn large files away
Typical online compressors transfer your file to their servers first. The bigger the file, the more bandwidth, processing and temporary storage cost — so free tiers keep limits small, and multi-hundred-megabyte files are often rejected even on paid plans.
Since everything runs on your device, there is no server-side ceiling on the operator's side. And with no upload, there is zero transfer wait — even a huge file starts processing the instant you drop it.
Click “Large files? Raise the limit” under the drop area and pick your PC's memory (8GB / 16GB / 32GB+). The ceiling rises to 800MB per file. Note that browsers cannot reserve memory, so the tab may stop if memory runs out — your original file stays unharmed either way, by design.