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Batch Compress Photos

Image Squisher batch compresses photos locally. Drag a folder in, hit Squish, and the whole list runs one after another with a result line for every file. Batching is free, and nothing is uploaded.

Free · whole batches run in one go · no account · nothing uploaded

How to batch compress photos

Three steps.

1

Drag the whole folder in

Hundreds of files are fine. Each gets its own row in the list with its own expected result.

2

Pick a word on the slider

One choice applies to the whole batch, then each photo is still looked at individually.

3

Hit Squish and walk away

Files process one after another with pause and skip always available. A summary tells you exactly what was saved.

Per-file brains inside a batch run

Batch tools usually apply one dumb setting to every file: the easy photos get crushed too hard, the hard ones not enough, and the already-optimized ones get pointlessly re-encoded. A library is not one photo, and it deserves per-photo decisions.

That’s how this batch runs: one slider choice from you, then individual care for every single file, with each output checked before it’s delivered. Files that can’t be beaten are skipped honestly instead of degraded for the appearance of progress.

Good to know

  • Batching is free: whole folders run one after another.
  • Pro ($9 once) adds a watch folder that squishes new photos automatically.
  • Everything stays on your machine.

Questions, answered

Is the batch feature locked behind Pro?

No. Batching is free: whole folders run sequentially. Pro removes the free limit for very large collections and adds the watch folder.

What happens if one file in the batch is broken?

It gets its own error line and the batch continues. One bad file never stops the queue.

Does it upload my photos anywhere?

No. Everything happens on your computer. There is no account, no cloud, no watermark, and it works fine offline.

Which platforms does it run on?

Windows, macOS and Linux. Same app, same engine, free tier on all three.

A folder in, a smaller folder out.

Download free and run your first batch today.

Windows · macOS · Linux · free tier forever

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