Name the size
Enter 10 MB, 25 MB, 50 MB—or any limit you need. Compress plans the video and audio budget before it starts.
PX7 VIDEO COMPRESS
Set the limit.
Keep the quality.
Choose the file size you need—or the quality you want. Compare the result, then compress one video or a whole folder.
Version 1.0.4 · macOS 14 or later · 7-day trial
Exact target size.
Before and after.
Whole folders.
No upload.
Original
684 MB
4K · H.264
Compressed
50 MB
1080p · HEVC
See before and after
Preview the original and compressed result before processing the full file. Estimated size, resolution and codec stay visible.
Drop in a folder
Compress one video or hundreds with the same settings. Originals remain untouched and output names never overwrite existing files.
Let the app decide
Automatic mode chooses a sensible H.264 or HEVC output and downscales only when the target needs it. Manual controls remain available.
Keep, shrink or remove audio
Preserve audio quality, make it more compact, or remove it entirely. The estimate updates with the choice.
Keep private details private
Preserve metadata when it matters or strip it from the exported copy. Every frame stays on your Mac.
LOCAL FROM START TO FINISH
Your video never leaves your Mac.
No upload, account or subscription. Compression uses Apple’s native media engine and works directly with your local files.
VERSION 1.0.4
Smaller file. Same story.
A focused native Mac compressor with exact target sizes, batch processing and a real before/after preview.
Quick answers
Questions about PX7 Video Compress
- What is PX7 Video Compress?
- Choose a target size or quality, compare the result and compress one video or a whole folder locally on your Mac.
- Where does PX7 Video Compress do its work?
- PX7 Video Compress processes video locally on your Mac.
- How much does PX7 Video Compress cost?
- PX7 Video Compress costs €15 once. It includes a seven-day trial, and one app-specific key can be used on up to seven Macs. There is no subscription.
- Which Macs can run PX7 Video Compress?
- macOS 14 or later on an Apple silicon Mac
- How do I make a video file smaller on a Mac?
- Name the file size you need and the video is compressed to fit it, rather than guessing at a bitrate and checking afterwards. PX7 Video Compress can also work the other way, from a quality target.
- How do I compress a video without losing quality?
- Compression always trades some detail for size, so the useful question is how little you can give up. Working from a target lets the app pick settings that fit while keeping as much as possible, and you can compare before and after before committing.
- Can I compress a whole folder of videos at once?
- Yes. Drop in a folder and every video is processed with the same target, instead of one at a time.
- Can I remove or shrink the audio to save space?
- Yes — audio can be kept as it is, re-encoded smaller, or removed entirely, which matters when the sound is not needed.