While 4chan allows anonymous postings, only WebM format is supported on image boards for videos. Basic restrictions are: no audio, under 120 seconds, under 3 MB, and maximum resolution of 2048×2048.
Additionally, reports suggest that on /gif/ and /wsg/, uploads may be allowed up to 6 MB.
Convert the video to WebM format before posting. Below is an example command for FFmpeg:
ffmpeg -i input.mp4 -c:v libvpx -crf 10 -b:v 1500K -an -vf scale=1280:-1 output.webm
-an
: Remove audio-crf
, -b:v
: Adjust quality and bitrate-vf scale
: Specify width only to maintain aspect ratioIf targeting a maximum of 120 seconds and 3 MB, the bitrate can be estimated by calculating “(3 *1024*8) / duration”.
→ Lower the bitrate again using FFmpeg, or split the video and post multiple segments.
→ Double-check if it is in WebM format and has no audio, verify with a different player.
→ Consider purchasing a 4chan Pass temporarily. For around $30 to $60 per year, you can skip CAPTCHAs.
Here UploadF comes in handy. UploadF is a free file uploader that supports PC and mobile, allowing bulk uploads of up to 100 files. It has a URL shortening feature, eliminating worries about long URLs disrupting threads.
File deletion and individual management are possible, and the secure random generation for storage ensures safety.
Using WebM conversion and UploadF, posting videos to 4chan is easy and smart. Select high-quality, short, and lightweight videos and follow the rules for smooth posting.
After posting, check the reactions in the thread and aim for works that resonate!