Dinky
Free macOS tool for compressing images, videos, and PDFs—just drag and drop to support numerous formats, flatten or rewrite PDFs, remove metadata, set size targets, preserve quality, and save compressed files alongside originals without internet required.
Features
Properties
- Privacy focused
Features
- No registration required
- No Tracking
- Dark Mode
- Ad-free
- Works Offline
- PDF compression
- Batch conversion
- Presets
- Remove metadata
- Drag and Drop
- File Compression
- Video Converter
- Side-by-Side Comparison
- Lossless Compression
- Image resizing
- PNG Compression
- Image Optimizer
- Side-by-Side View
- Support for Keyboard Shortcuts
- Image Conversion
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Dinky information
Developed by
Derek Castelli Licensing
Open Source (MIT) and Free product.Written in
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Photos & Graphics, Video & Movies, File Management, OS & UtilitiesGitHub repository
- 500 Stars
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What is Dinky?
A small macOS utility that compresses images, videos, and PDFs. Drop files in, get smaller ones back.
For images: supports JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, TIFF, and BMP. Outputs WebP, AVIF, or lossless PNG depending on your preference. For video: export to MP4 with H.264 or HEVC and quality presets. For PDFs: flatten pages (default) for reliable smaller files on most scans and image-heavy documents, or preserve text and links for a best-effort stream rewrite when size is secondary. Strips metadata (where applicable), respects max dimensions and file size targets for images, and saves next to the original by default.