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--- name: compresso description: >- Free offline desktop video/image compression (Tauri+React) — batch compress, trim/split, convert formats, embed subtitles. Install: brew install --cask codeforreal1/tap/compresso allowed-tools: Read Write Bash Grep Glob WebFetch metadata: tags: compresso, compression, video-compression, image-compression, batch-compression, ffmpeg, tauri, offline, cross-platform, pngquant, jpegoptim, gifski platforms: Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, OpenCode keyword: compresso version: latest source: codeforreal1/compressO license: AGPL-3.0 --- # compresso — Offline Batch Video & Image Compression > Free, open-source, fully offline desktop compression powered by FFmpeg, pngquant, jpegoptim, and gifski. `CompressO` is a cross-platform desktop app (Tauri + React/Vite) for compressing, trimming, converting, and enriching video and image files — entirely on your local machine with no external calls. ## Installation ### Plugin (Claude Code) ```bash claude plugin marketplace add codeforreal1/compressO ``` ### Homebrew (macOS) ```bash brew install --cask codeforreal1/tap/compresso ``` ### Installer (all platforms) Download from [github.com/codeforreal1/compressO/releases](https://github.com/codeforreal1/compressO/releases): | Platform | Installer | |----------|-----------| | Debian/Ubuntu | `CompressO_amd64.deb` | | Universal Linux | `CompressO_amd64.AppImage` | | Apple Silicon | `CompressO_aarch64.dmg` | | Intel Mac | `CompressO_x64.dmg` | | Windows 64-bit | `CompressO_x64.msi` | ### Skill (any platform) ```bash npx skills add https://github.com/akillness/jeo-skills --skill compresso ``` ## When to use - Compress a single video or batch of videos without uploading to a third-party service - Reduce image file sizes (PNG → pngquant, JPEG → jpegoptim, GIF → gifski) - Trim or split video content without a full video editor - Convert between video/image formats via the FFmpeg pipeline - Embed subtitles into video files locally - Manage file metadata (title, author, date) during compression ## Do not use when - You need cloud-based transcoding or CDN delivery → route to a managed video service - You need programmatic FFmpeg scripting in CI/CD → call `ffmpeg` CLI directly - You need advanced NLE editing (multi-track, color grading) → route to a full video editor - You need streaming video packaging (HLS, DASH) → route to a dedicated packaging tool ## Key features | Feature | Detail | |---------|--------| | **Batch compression** | Process multiple video and image files simultaneously | | **Video trimming** | Trim start/end or split video into segments | | **Format conversion** | Convert between common video and image formats | | **Metadata management** | Update title, author, date metadata during compression | | **Subtitle embedding** | Embed SRT/ASS subtitles into video files | | **Advanced config** | Fine-grained video codec, bitrate, and audio settings | | **100% offline** | No network calls; all processing is local | | **Cross-platform** | Linux, macOS, Windows via Tauri | ## Technology stack | Layer | Tech | |-------|------| | Desktop shell | Tauri (Rust) | | Frontend | React + Vite | | Video compression | FFmpeg | | PNG compression | pngquant | | JPEG compression | jpegoptim | | GIF compression | gifski | ## Build from source **Prerequisites**: Rust toolchain + Node.js + pnpm ```bash git clone https://github.com/codeforreal1/compressO.git cd compressO pnpm install # Development pnpm tauri:dev # full Tauri + React dev mode pnpm vite:dev # frontend only # Production build pnpm tauri:build # output: src-tauri/target/release/bundle/ ``` ## Operating rules 1. Always prefer a pre-built installer for end-user machines; build from source only when the user needs a custom Tauri/Rust configuration 2. Confirm FFmpeg, pngquant, jpegoptim, and gifski are available on the system PATH before CLI-based compression workflows 3. Use batch mode for ≥ 3 files to avoid per-file startup overhead 4. Route subtitle embedding through CompressO's built-in flow rather than raw `ffmpeg -vf subtitles=…` for consistent output naming 5. Check the releases page for the latest DMG/MSI/AppImage before building from source ## Examples ```bash # macOS install brew install --cask codeforreal1/tap/compresso # Linux install (AppImage) chmod +x CompressO_amd64.AppImage && ./CompressO_amd64.AppImage # Build from source (all platforms) git clone https://github.com/codeforreal1/compressO.git cd compressO && pnpm install && pnpm tauri:build ``` Source: [codeforreal1/compressO](https://github.com/codeforreal1/compressO) — AGPL-3.0 License