Compressor
The fastest video compressor for Android.
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JoshAtticus

Compressor - The fastest video compressor for Android.

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Compressor is the fastest video compressor for Android. Period. Full stop. End of discussion. Compared to the top Play Store result for video compressor, Compressor is 117x faster (11 seconds vs 21 minutes). It's completely native, ad-free, no paywalls, no subscriptions, just an awesome free app, written completely in Kotlin and using native Media3 transformer pipelines for compression. It's got everything you'd want from a video compressor, presets, target size, etc, without any extra bloat.

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JoshAtticus
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I built Compressor because I was completely fed up with terrible video compressors on Android. You go to upload a video to Discord for example, only to find that the video is too big to fit in the 10MB limit. The solution to this? Compressing your videos! Before compressor existed, you had 2 options. You could either upload your videos to a sketchy website to do it for you, at the cost of privacy, speed, and internet bandwidth, or you could download a huge, bloated, ad-filled and slow app from the Play Store. Compressor is neither of those, it's completely free, has zero ads, zero paywalls, zero subscriptions, runs completely offline and it's FAST, like really, really fast. Even on a Galaxy S7 from 2016, Compressor is able to compress a 200MB 4K video to 40MB with Compressor in just 25 seconds.
Julia Zakharova

@joshatticus Congratulations with launch on the PH!

Zeiki Yu

Huge congrats on the launch! Compressor looks like a thoughtfully built, truly fast native Android video compressor with the right balance of performance, privacy and no‑BS UX—perfect fit for the PH crowd.

JoshAtticus
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@zeiki_yu Thank you so much!

Van de Vouchy
Hey Josh, that frustration of trying to upload a video to Discord and hitting the size limit is so annoying. Was there a specific video you really wanted to share, tried one of those sketchy websites or bloated apps, and just thought why is this so painful for something so simple?