Tinyto

On your Mac. In your browser.

Smaller files,
more room.

Images, GIFs, videos and documents. Tinyto handles them.
Share a little easier. Make room for what you love.

Compress GIFs online Meet the Mac app
A little factory for smaller files Images, PDFs, videos, audio, Office documents and archives pass through Tinyto. Originals stay on the left; smaller copies appear on the right. This animation illustrates compression across file formats. PNG MP4 PDF Tinyto
One app for everyday files.
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Open a tab. Get started.

Start with a GIF.

Make a GIF smaller for a friend, a document or a website. No installation or account needed. Compression happens right in your browser.

Try free GIF compression
Keep it moving. Make it smaller.Lossless optimization / Perceptual compression
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Your Mac’s compression companion.

More formats. Batch processing. Built for Apple silicon Macs.

Drop files. Compress.

Handle images, PDFs, videos, audio, Office documents and ZIP archives in one window.

A preset for the job

Choose a preset for email, websites or WeChat. Spend less time choosing formats and settings.

Your files stay with you

Compression happens on your Mac. Originals stay untouched, and results are saved separately for comparison and use.

Fits your workflow

Use watched folders for new files, or connect your own tools through the command line and MCP.

A little more room on your Mac.

macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon

Mac download coming soon

A few things to know

How do the website and Mac app differ?

The website currently compresses GIFs in modern browsers with WebAssembly support. The Mac app handles more file types, including images, PDFs, videos and audio, with batch processing, presets and automation tools.

Are my files uploaded?

GIF compression runs in your browser. Your file contents are never uploaded. The Mac app also compresses locally. Cloudflare serves the website’s resources; see our privacy notice for details.

Will compression change how it looks?

Lossless mode preserves frame pixels. Perceptual compression tries smaller versions with quality checks, and may introduce subtle differences. Compare the previews to see the result. If no suitable smaller version is found, Tinyto keeps the original.