Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built Auto Compress to fix a common upload headache: files getting rejected for being too large. Instead of using separate compression websites, it automatically compresses files right before upload, directly in your browser. Your files stay on your device, making it faster and more private for resumes, documents, images, forms, and portals. Would love your feedback!
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built Auto Compress because I kept running into the same annoying problem: uploading a file, getting rejected because it was too large, then having to open another tool just to compress and retry.
Auto Compress fixes that by compressing files automatically before upload, directly in your browser. Your files stay on your device, so it’s faster and more private than using online compression tools.
It’s useful for resumes, documents, images, forms, job portals, college portals, and any site with strict file-size limits.
Would love your feedback, ideas, and suggestions on what file types or websites we should support next.
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Love that the compression happens locally in the browser, that's a really thoughtful privacy choice for handling sensitive stuff like resumes and ID forms. The "just upload and it works" approach is exactly the kind of invisible fix that actually changes your workflow.
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@kaltal73447 Thank you! That was exactly the idea behind Auto Compress. File compression should not feel like an extra step, especially when people are uploading sensitive documents like resumes, IDs, forms, and applications. Keeping everything local in the browser makes it faster, simpler, and more private. Really appreciate you noticing that.
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Does it work offline once loaded, or do you need to reconnect to a server to handle the compression step?
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@elifsu756310 It will work offline too post first time login
Love that the compression happens locally in the browser, that's a really thoughtful privacy choice for handling sensitive stuff like resumes and ID forms. The "just upload and it works" approach is exactly the kind of invisible fix that actually changes your workflow.
@kaltal73447 Thank you! That was exactly the idea behind Auto Compress. File compression should not feel like an extra step, especially when people are uploading sensitive documents like resumes, IDs, forms, and applications. Keeping everything local in the browser makes it faster, simpler, and more private. Really appreciate you noticing that.
Does it work offline once loaded, or do you need to reconnect to a server to handle the compression step?
@elifsu756310 It will work offline too post first time login