Batch by default
Drop three files or three thousand. TinyComp queues everything, compresses in parallel and shows live totals — megabytes in, kilobytes out.
Mac Exclusive Batch media compressor
TinyComp compresses images and videos up to 95% without real loss of quality. Perfect for web development. In one batch, in seconds, without a single byte ever leaving your Mac.
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What it does
Drop three files or three thousand. TinyComp queues everything, compresses in parallel and shows live totals — megabytes in, kilobytes out.
JPEG, PNG, WebP or HEIC — pick a format, dial the quality slider and watch a live before/after preview with the exact output size.
Export MP4 or MOV in H.264 or HEVC, or go WebM for the web. Resize on the way out, without touching quality you don't want to lose.
Draw a selection right on the canvas, crop the whole batch, and fill edges with any background color. Pixel-precise, zero fuss.
Custom filenames, prefixes, suffixes and numeric ordering. Export next to the originals or into any folder you choose.
Three moves. That’s it.
Drag any mix of images and video onto the window. TinyComp sorts it out.
Pick format and quality once. The live preview shows exactly what you’ll get — and how small.
Hit export and watch gigabytes turn into megabytes. Neatly named, exactly where you want them.
No cloud queue. No account wall. No “processing on our servers”. TinyComp compresses everything on-device with Apple’s native media engines — your files stay yours, even the embarrassing ones.
Built native. Looks it.
Speaks fluent media
Quick answers
Images export as JPEG, PNG, WebP or HEIC. Video exports as MP4 or MOV with H.264 or HEVC, plus WebM. Inputs? Pretty much any image or video your Mac can open.
Never. Everything runs on-device using Apple’s native media frameworks. No uploads, no account, no telemetry.
Typically 60–90% smaller depending on format and quality. The live preview shows the exact output size before you commit — no surprises.
Fully. Set custom filenames, prefixes, suffixes and numeric ordering, then export next to the originals or into any folder you pick.
Free to try · macOS
Runs on Apple silicon & Intel · No account required