01 / VIDEO
Compress video
Choose a quality level or target size. Preview first, then pick settings for this video.
PROCESSED ON YOUR MAC
Lighter media.
Easier sharing.
Compress and convert video and images on your Mac. Check, preview, and save a separate result while keeping the original.
macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon
LOCAL DEVELOPMENT PREVIEWLITEVORI / LOCAL WORKFLOW
- 01ImportChoose local images or video
- 02Check & previewReview format, size, and settings
- 03Save separatelyVerify the output; keep the original
Original → On your Mac → New file
Workflow illustration · Not an app screenshot
You choose the files and when to process them.
FOUR EVERYDAY TOOLS
Everyday tasks. One place.
Clear, manageable tools for local images and video.
02 / CONVERT
Convert video
Convert supported MOV / MP4 files to MP4, with clear information about video and audio re-encoding.
03 / IMAGE
Compress images
Adjust JPEG / WebP quality, or optimize original-size PNGs. Resize proportionally when needed.
04 / FORMAT
Convert images
Import JPEG, PNG, WebP, and ordinary SDR HEIC; export JPEG, PNG, or WebP.
KEEP IT LOCAL
Your files nearby.
Your choices in view.
The app analyzes and processes media on your Mac. No account or automatic upload of originals.
PrivacyKeep the original
Results go into a separate batch folder, avoiding replacement of your input files.
Preview before processing
Compare images side by side or with a slider; generate video previews up to five seconds long.
See the actual result
Actual sizes, no-benefit outcomes, and missed targets are shown clearly. Savings depend on content and settings.
A LITTLE GUIDANCE
A few things before you begin.
Are my files uploaded?
Images and videos are analyzed, previewed, compressed, and converted on your Mac without automatic uploads to developer servers or an account. Website visits, support emails, and saving to a synced folder are separate data flows described in the privacy policy.
Are originals changed?
Source files are opened read-only, and results are saved in a new batch folder under your chosen output folder. Clearing history or removing queue items does not delete external originals. You manage exported files yourself.
Will compression always make a file smaller?
No. Video quality settings account for the source and chosen dimensions, but actual size depends on content and encoding. Explicit format, size, or color changes may retain a larger result. Plain compression with no benefit may leave you with the original and no additional output. Quality values are not equivalent across formats, and preview size does not establish full-length size or playback quality.