Download CompressEasy Desktop
Get the free CompressEasy Desktop app for macOS and Windows. Compress images, video, PDF and PowerPoint locally, in batches, with nothing uploaded. Start free and upgrade once whenever you need unlimited compression.
Free download for macOS and Windows. $39 one-time Pro license.
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
- Click download for your platform (macOS or Windows).
- Install and open CompressEasy Desktop.
- Drag in files to compress them instantly, offline.
macOS and Windows
Native desktop builds for both platforms. Download, drag in your files, and start saving space immediately.
Free to use, Pro to scale
The free plan handles everyday compression. Pro removes the daily limit and activates on two devices with a single one-time purchase.
Safe and private
No accounts required to compress, and no uploads — your files are processed entirely on your own machine.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the download free?
Yes. The app is free to download and use within a daily allowance. Pro is an optional one-time upgrade.
What can it compress?
Images (JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF), video (MP4, MOV, MKV and more), PDF, and PowerPoint (PPTX).
Will it work without internet?
Yes. Compression runs fully offline once the app is installed.
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