Your files are processed entirely in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server — the server only handles your account and credits. Get files under any size limit in seconds.
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We’ve all been there: You’re trying to upload a file to a portal, only to be met with a frustrating "file size too large" error. You head to a compression site, but find yourself stuck navigating bulky, bloated tools just to shave off a few kilobytes.
Worse, you’re forced to gamble with your privacy, uploading sensitive documents to anonymous, high-traffic servers.
That’s why we built Makemb.com.
Pronounced Make-Em-Bee (as in, MegaByte), we’re the streamlined, privacy-first solution for shrinking your PDFs. No fluff, no clutter, and no compromising your data. Just fast, secure compression right when you need it.
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The browser only approach is really appealing honestly. One thing I'd love to see is a small preview before downloading, like a thumbnail or first few lines for text files, so I can be sure I got the right one without opening it separately.
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@elelcizehr93509 Thanks for the reply. We will consider this feedback.
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A drag and drop folder upload would be a huge time saver, since right now you have to select files one batch at a time when working with a project that has many assets. Also being able to save processing presets for different file types would cut down on repeating the same settings each time.
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@tarketinyrpk4k Thanks for the reply. We will consider this feedback.
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Ran a few large pdfs through it and the whole thing finished before I could even blink. Love that nothing actually leaves my machine.
The browser only approach is really appealing honestly. One thing I'd love to see is a small preview before downloading, like a thumbnail or first few lines for text files, so I can be sure I got the right one without opening it separately.
@elelcizehr93509 Thanks for the reply. We will consider this feedback.
A drag and drop folder upload would be a huge time saver, since right now you have to select files one batch at a time when working with a project that has many assets. Also being able to save processing presets for different file types would cut down on repeating the same settings each time.
@tarketinyrpk4k Thanks for the reply. We will consider this feedback.
Ran a few large pdfs through it and the whole thing finished before I could even blink. Love that nothing actually leaves my machine.
@havva393403 Thanks for your feedback.