TinyVideo

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TinyVideo is a web-based video compression and optimization service that lets users shrink and convert videos directly in their browser or via mobile apps. It offers a free browser tier and paid, credit-based cloud processing and premium app plans for faster, larger, and more advanced video workflows.

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About TinyVideo

TinyVideo is a browser-first video compression and optimization platform that allows users to reduce video file sizes, convert formats, and prepare clips for social media, messaging, and archiving. Its core web service at tinyvid.io focuses on privacy-friendly, in-browser compression using WebAssembly and FFmpeg, with support for common formats such as MP4, MOV, AVI, WebM, and GIF. In addition, TinyVideo offers cloud-powered processing for larger files and faster results via credits, and companion mobile apps that provide offline compression with more advanced tools on iOS and Android. ([tinyvid.io](https://tinyvid.io/terms?utm_source=openai))

A recurring debit descriptor like "GDS* VITINYVIDEOTINYVIDEOCLICO" is likely tied to TinyVideo’s paid offerings, such as Pro or Premium subscriptions, in-app purchases, or bundles of cloud credits processed via a third-party payment gateway (e.g., Google or an app store). Charges may appear when users upgrade from the free tier, buy additional credits for cloud jobs, or subscribe to a weekly, monthly, or yearly premium plan in the TinyVideo mobile apps. Depending on the platform, the line item may reference TinyVideo plus payment keywords or abbreviations from Google or an app marketplace. ([tinyvid.io](https://tinyvid.io/terms?utm_source=openai))

If you’re unsure about a TinyVideo charge, first check your recent activity on tinyvid.io and within any TinyVideo mobile apps you use to see if you purchased credits or a subscription. Review receipts in your email (search for "TinyVideo" or your app store purchase history), and confirm whether family members with access to your device or payment method may have used the service. To resolve issues, contact TinyVideo support via the email listed on their support or terms pages, include a screenshot of the bank statement line, and note the approximate date and amount. They can clarify whether the payment is associated with your account, explain credit usage, and advise on refunds, cancellations, or preventing future charges. ([tinyvid.io](https://www.tinyvid.io/support?utm_source=openai))

Bank Statement Variations

2 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to TinyVideo.

  1. RECURRING DEBIT PURCHASE GDS* VITINYVIDEOTINYVIDEOCLICO
  2. Recurring debit purchase 866-427-8141 ut

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a recurring charge labeled GDS* VITINYVIDEOTINYVIDEOCLICO on my card statement?

This descriptor most likely refers to a recurring payment or purchase of credits for TinyVideo’s video compression service, processed through a third-party gateway such as Google or an app store. Check your TinyVideo usage on tinyvid.io and in any TinyVideo mobile apps, and review your app store or Google purchase history around the date of the charge to confirm.

What types of TinyVideo payments can show up as recurring charges?

Recurring charges are typically tied to TinyVideo Premium or Pro-style subscriptions in the mobile apps (for example, weekly or yearly plans), or periodically renewed bundles of cloud processing credits. One‑time purchases of credits may appear as individual line items, while subscriptions usually recur on a fixed billing cycle until cancelled. ([tinyvid.io](https://tinyvid.io/terms?utm_source=openai))

How can I cancel my TinyVideo subscription or stop future recurring charges?

If you subscribed through a mobile app, you must cancel via the platform that manages billing—on iOS, go to Settings > Apple ID > Subscriptions; on Android, open Google Play > Payments & subscriptions > Subscriptions and cancel TinyVideo. If you purchased Pro or cloud credits directly on tinyvid.io, log in to your account, review your billing or subscription settings, and follow the cancellation instructions or contact everyone@tinyvid.io for help. ([tinyvid.io](https://tinyvid.io/terms?utm_source=openai))

Does TinyVideo offer refunds for mistaken or unwanted charges?

Refunds are handled according to the policies of both TinyVideo and the payment platform used. If you paid via the website, email support at everyone@tinyvid.io with your transaction details and a brief explanation to request a review. If the payment was processed through the Apple App Store or Google Play, you may need to submit a refund request through those stores’ refund tools, as they often control the transaction directly. ([tinyvid.io](https://tinyvid.io/terms?utm_source=openai))

What are typical amounts charged by TinyVideo?

Common TinyVideo charges include small weekly or monthly amounts for Premium app plans, annual subscription fees, and variable one‑time payments for credit packs used for cloud processing. Exact pricing can change, so check within the TinyVideo app or on tinyvid.io’s pricing or billing page to see the current subscription and credit options that match the amount on your statement. ([apps.apple.com](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/video-compressor-tinyvideo/id6749211556?utm_source=openai))

Why do I see a small pending TinyVideo or GDS* TinyVideo charge that later disappears?

Some payment processors place a temporary authorization hold—often a small amount—when you add a new card, start a trial, or make your first purchase with TinyVideo. This hold is used to verify the payment method and should drop off automatically within a few days, never posting as a final charge on your account.

How can I confirm which TinyVideo account a specific charge belongs to?

Start by checking any TinyVideo accounts you use—look for recent purchases or credit usage in your account dashboard on tinyvid.io or in the app. If you still can’t match the charge, email TinyVideo support with the date, currency, and exact amount from your statement (but not your full card number). They can search their billing records to see if the charge is associated with an account under your email address. ([tinyvid.io](https://www.tinyvid.io/support?utm_source=openai))

What should I do if I don’t recognize a TinyVideo charge at all?

First, rule out legitimate use by you or family members with access to your devices or payment details. If no one recognizes the transaction, contact TinyVideo via their support email with a redacted screenshot of the charge so they can confirm whether it originates from their system. If it cannot be linked to an account, follow up with your bank or card issuer to dispute the charge and request a new card number if necessary. ([tinyvid.io](https://www.tinyvid.io/support?utm_source=openai))

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