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Batch Compressor
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About the Batch Compressor
The Batch Compressor compresses many files at once, each individually, with progress tracking so you can shrink a whole set in one pass. Instead of handling files one by one, you queue them up and let the tool work through them.
When you have dozens of files to compress — images, documents, or assets — doing it individually is tedious. Batch compression saves significant time and applies consistent settings across everything, with a progress indicator so you know where it stands.
Compression runs in your browser, so your files never leave your device. That keeps everything private, with no upload, no account, and no per-file waiting in a server queue.
How to use the Batch Compressor
- Add all the files you want to compress.
- Choose your compression settings.
- Start the batch compression.
- Watch the progress as each file is processed.
- Download the compressed files.
Common use cases
- Compressing a large set of images or documents at once.
- Applying consistent compression across many files.
- Shrinking a folder of assets before uploading or archiving.
- Saving time over compressing files individually.
Frequently asked questions
Does it compress files individually or into one archive?
It compresses each file individually, so you get a set of smaller files. To bundle files into one archive instead, use the ZIP Creator.
How many files can I process at once?
You can queue many files; the practical limit depends on your device’s memory since everything runs locally. Progress tracking shows how far along the batch is.
Can I use the same settings for all files?
Yes. Batch compression applies your chosen settings consistently across the whole set.
Are my files uploaded to a server?
No. Compression happens in your browser, so your files never leave your device.
Can I compress images specifically?
For image-specific compression with quality control, the Image Compressor or Image Optimizer may give better results.