When a video is too large to upload or a presentation is taking up too much space, WorkinTool File Compressor offers separate compression tools for common file types. Choose a category, add files, adjust the available settings, and compress them in batches or individually.
Compression by file type
The desktop interface separates image, video, PDF, PowerPoint, and Word compression. Pictures can be PNG, JPEG, BMP or GIF; video formats include MP4, WMV, AVI, and FLV. Word documents in DOC or DOCX format are also supported.
PDF files can be added together for a batch job. PowerPoint and Word compression is aimed at reducing document size while retaining the original formatting; the program also provides an output-format choice for supported compression tasks.
Batch jobs and output controls
Select a compression category, then add individual files or use the file and folder controls to build a batch. Available controls depend on the file type, so image and video jobs have options that do not appear for document compression.
- Choose a compression mode, including options for lossy or lossless results.
- For images and videos, enter a target output size.
- Video settings include resolution, clarity, and zoom proportion.
Local compression workflow
WorkinTool’s Windows desktop app processes files locally, without sending them through the website’s online compressor. After adding a file or folder, choose the relevant compression settings and start the job. Batch processing reduces the need to repeat the same steps for each file.
Pros
- Compresses images, videos, PDFs, PowerPoint files, and Word documents
- Adds multiple files or folders for batch compression
- Sets a target size for image and video output
System requirements: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, Windows 11
Which file types can WorkinTool File Compressor reduce?
It compresses images, videos, PDFs, PowerPoint presentations, and Word documents. Supported image and video formats include JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP, MP4, WMV, AVI, and FLV.
Can it compress several files at once?
Yes. Add multiple files, or add a folder, to create a batch compression job.
Can I set a specific output size?
A target size can be entered for image and video compression.