File Size Calculators — Video, Audio and Screen Recordings
File size comes down to one formula — bitrate × time ÷ 8 — and the judgement comes from knowing which bitrate your content and destination actually need. These calculators estimate exports before you render, check whether a video fits an upload limit, and size screen-recording sessions before the disk fills. The video page covers 1080p through 8K with H.264, H.265 and AV1 factors; the bitrate page reverses the maths to hit a target size or a platform's delivery spec; the audio page handles MP3, AAC, FLAC and WAV; and the recording page translates OBS-style presets into gigabytes per hour.
Guides
Why a 1 TB Drive Shows 931 GB
The decimal-versus-binary answer in plain language
MB vs MiB: Binary and Decimal Units
What the IEC names mean and when each one applies
Mbps vs MB/s: The 8× Trap
Why your downloads look slower than your plan promises
How Many GB in a TB
1,000 or 1,024 — and what that means for real drives
How Much Storage Do I Need?
Sizing phones, laptops, drives and cloud tiers by use case
What Is Video Bitrate?
Bitrate, quality and file size without the hand-waving
What Internet Speed Do I Need?
Speeds for streaming, calls, gaming and large downloads