What Happens When You Drag In a Video Folder With Nested Subfolders?
Drop a folder in directly — even one with several levels of subfolders — and the tool recursively walks every level, adding every video file it finds to the batch queue.
How the recursive search works
Browsers let a web page read the entire folder entry that was dropped in, including its subfolders. The tool walks down that structure level by level, collecting video files it encounters; non-video files (documentation, subtitle files, other clutter) are automatically skipped rather than mistakenly added to the queue.
How this differs from the image site's folder drag-and-drop
The recursive subfolder search logic is identical to the image compressor's — the difference is in what happens next: images compress in parallel across several workers, while videos get queued strictly one after another once everything is found. That means a large video folder can take noticeably longer overall than expected, so it's worth estimating the folder's total video count and duration beforehand.
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