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GetCompress

Compress files locally

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Use Cases: Image Editing Media Compression
Pricing View: Subscription
Platforms: MacOS Windows

Decision summary

GetCompress is a desktop app built by solo founder Petr out of pure frustration with modern media tools. Tired of bloated compressors that choke up and struggle to scroll through a list of just ten previews, he built a fast, lightweight alternative designed to make media compression effortless and seamless.

It is designed for creators, developers, and anyone who frequently shares media online and needs to quickly shrink assets without constantly alt-tabbing or sacrificing quality.

Overview

GetCompress is a desktop app built by solo founder Petr out of pure frustration with modern media tools. Tired of bloated compressors that choke up and struggle to scroll through a list of just ten previews, he built a fast, lightweight alternative designed to make media compression effortless and seamless.

It is designed for creators, developers, and anyone who frequently shares media online and needs to quickly shrink assets without constantly alt-tabbing or sacrificing quality.

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Details

Core Features

Massive File Shrinkage: Reclaim up to 90% of your disk space by shrinking videos, images, and documents with minimal, virtually imperceptible quality loss.
107+ Formats Supported: Easily compress or convert across a massive library of over 100 media formats, ensuring you can finally fit tight file size limits for PDFs, blog assets, bug reports, and pull requests.
Zero-Friction UX: Built around a smooth drag-and-drop workflow. Simply drop your files into the app, let them compress locally, then drag them right back out to your browser or folder without losing context.
Workflow Automation: Set up and automate repetitive compression tasks to speed up your asset-handling pipelines.
MCP Server Integration: Built with advanced power-user and developer workflows in mind, allowing you to connect the app directly to Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers.