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GetCompress public release

GetCompress is now publicly available with local media compression for images, videos, GIFs, and PDFs.

By Petr Samokhin
GetCompress app preview showing local media compression workflows

GetCompress is now publicly available. Give it a try! Compress images, video, GIF, and PDF locally before email or upload limits block the send. See email attachment size limits for typical caps, or batch compress and convert on Mac when a folder of mixed exports needs one pass.

Contact us if you have any questions: support@getcompress.com

Minor improvements: 1.0.4 (2026-06-07)

  • Working with files across multiple drives and volumes now should be more stable!
  • Reusable presets settings UI is adjusted
  • Linux license checks are now more reliable

Minor improvements: 1.0.3 (2026-05-21)

  • Improve thumbnails for small SVG images
  • Improve media preview window
  • Fix Linux license validation

Minor improvements: 1.0.2 (2026-05-20)

Based on the users feedback:

  • Mini dropzone toolbar now looks nicer!
  • Provide better explanations for output formats (when converting any files) and GIF settings

Minor improvements: 1.0.1 (2026-05-19)

Based on the users feedback:

  • Add a “close” button to the Mini Drop Zone
  • Replace “Trash bin” icon with “Close cross” icon for media files, to avoid potential confusion (your files are never removed by GetCompress!)
  • Apply auto-scaling to the large dropzone text in the main window, so that it is not weirdly wrapped

Buy GetCompress now for local media compression with reusable presets and no media upload.