Batch compress your files
Compress a whole folder in one go. CompressEasy Desktop is a batch compressor for macOS and Windows that shrinks many images, videos, PDFs and presentations at once — locally, with nothing uploaded.
Batch-compress offline with the free CompressEasy Desktop app for macOS and Windows.
Available in the free desktop app
Video, PDF and PowerPoint compression run fully offline in the CompressEasy desktop app for Windows and macOS — no uploads and no file-size limits.
Download desktop appHow it works
- Open CompressEasy Desktop.
- Drag in a whole folder of mixed files.
- Pick a strength preset and let it process the batch.
Drop a folder, walk away
Add dozens or hundreds of files and the app processes them automatically, showing progress and the space saved for each one.
Mixed file types in one queue
Images, video, PDF and PPTX can all sit in the same queue — each is compressed with the right engine automatically.
Unlimited with Pro
The free plan covers daily batches; Pro removes the limit for large, recurring jobs.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I mix file types in one batch?
Yes. Images, videos, PDFs and presentations can be compressed together — each file is routed to the correct engine automatically.
Is there a limit on how many files?
The free plan has a daily allowance; Pro makes batch processing unlimited.
Are files uploaded?
No. All batch processing happens locally on your computer.
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