TinyFast

TinyFast

Fast File Size Reducer Tool for MacOS

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TinyFast is a macOS app that compresses PNG, JPEG, MP4, MOV, PDF, and GIF files locally. Just drag and drop your file in and out. It’s fast, private, and built for developers, designers, and creators who care about security and speed.
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Melvin Zammit
I got tired of uploading sensitive assets to random websites just to make them smaller. Especially when those files end up in apps used by millions. I wanted a faster, safer way to optimize images and videos without ever leaving my device. TinyFast does this
Nika

Have you also been thinking about the online version in the browser?

Melvin Zammit

@busmark_w_nika Hi Nika, there are many browser based options available. I built a macOS native App to have a faster experience & full control of privacy. It's my first time building a macOS app so very excited.

Nika

@melvinzammit Gotcha, tho I prefer usually to do these things online (because I do not want to download anything else), the private aspect makes perfect sense :)

Marco Visin

Great idea. I’m still using the terminal for that, will give this app a try

Melvin Zammit
@marco_visin terminal is great. Used it a couple of times for batch videos. This should be easier though and I can add features as I go along to further optimize the flow
Van de Vouchy

Hey Melvin, TinyFast’s macOS setup looks awesome, any chance Windows or Linux users will get some love soon? Would be great to have that same local speed and privacy cross-platform?

Melvin Zammit
@vouchy I might do it. I did an iOS Native app first to test if there’s a need. If i do it in other platforms it will be native so I will have to see how to learn the respective languages 😀

Hello,
Quick question :) If it's a .png file, does resizing it keep the same quality as the original?

Melvin Zammit

@ilyasse_ben At the moment it works automatically. If you set it under 50% compression it is lossless. if you set it over 50% it is lossy (converts to 8bit png) to get a smaller image. I might add more settings

@melvinzammit with more parameters, it would be even more customizable — that would be awesome!

dreaded

I'm not installing an app to find out the pricing.

Melvin Zammit

@dreaded_369 I did it like this to keep pricing in once place, since it's currency dependent.

Melvin Zammit

@dreaded_369 Your feedback makes sense. I actually added the price to the landing page in Euros. Thanks

Stephan Zammit

Super useful!

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