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File tools that respect privacy

Ai2 All Compress was built for a very practical problem: upload size limits that show up at the worst possible moment.

Ai2 All Compress

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Compress images & PDFs to the exact size you need — free, fast, private.

Ai2 All Compress started with a very ordinary problem: a document is ready, then a registration portal rejects the upload because it is a few kilobytes over the limit. Compressing it through an online service often feels excessive — we are asked to upload an ID card, diploma, or portrait to a server we do not know.

This site takes a different approach. The image and PDF tools run inside your browser. Files are not sent to a server, not stored, and never become part of a database. You can open your browser's developer tools, check the Network tab, and see that no file upload request is made.

The goal is simple: provide tools that are fast and precise enough for everyday needs without sacrificing privacy.

Privacy by default

There is no upload API to trust. Files are processed in device memory and disappear when the tab is closed.

Honest about limits

If a size target cannot be reached, we show the best result and explain why. No inflated claims.

Practical precision

KB and MB targets are built for real needs: forms, application portals, and upload limits that must be respected.

No friction

No account, no watermark, no server queue. Tools open immediately and work on a phone.

What you can do here

For images, you can compress a single file or a whole queue, chase targets from 50 KB to 2 MB, resize with a locked aspect ratio, convert between formats, and crop with a free ratio or portrait presets.

For PDFs, there is three-level compression, reduction to a KB or MB target, page management with thumbnails, and merging of multiple documents in the order you choose. Everything runs locally and results can be downloaded immediately.

How processing works

Image tools use a Web Worker and canvas to read, resize, and re-encode images. PDF tools use libraries loaded only when needed, then process pages one at a time to keep memory under control.

Because processing happens on your device, speed depends on your phone or computer's processor and memory. Very large files may hit browser limits; the site rejects files above 50 MB for images and 100 MB for PDFs.

Who runs it

The site is independently maintained as a privacy-focused file-tool project. We do not receive user files, sell data, or claim affiliation with any government portal, university, or company.

If you find a problem, have a feature idea, or want to report an unexpected result, contact us through the Contact page. User feedback helps decide what to build next.