File Compression (60 programs)
Pros: Processes images locally, keeping files on the Mac. Optimized for Apple silicon and Intel architectures. Shows real-time percentage of space saved. Customizable optimization settings for quality-size balancing.
Cons: macOS-only, limiting cross-platform workflows. Minimalist interface may hide advanced batch controls.
Pros: High-speed batch compression using Intel QSV and AMD VCE acceleration. File-size estimation predicts final output before processing. Supports modern codecs (HEVC, AV1) and many legacy formats. Built-in preview to check audio and visual quality pre-processing.
Cons: Apple Silicon supported, but acceleration names list Intel and AMD specifically. 'Up to 90%' reduction is a headline figure; results vary by source material. Requires macOS 10.13 or later, excluding older systems.
Pros: Supports multiple archive formats. Added layer of security with password protection.
Cons: Command-Line Interface adds complexity. Slower decompression times due to intensive compression algorithms.
Pros: More extensive version of Express Zip File Compression. More extensive version of Express Zip File Compression. Multi-part split ZIP archives feature. Protect ZIP files with password.
Cons: Some files take a long while to compress. Some compressed files are corrupted.
Pros: Supports wide range of file formats. Fast compression and extraction speeds. Highly reliable for large backups and multi-volume archives. Continues to receive updates and improvements.
Cons: Interface looks outdated.
Pros: Great file format compatibility. Native Mac OS X support. Sleek interface. Includes various legacy features.
Cons: Poor compression compatibility. Somewhat slow. Some features can be confusing. Hit-and-miss help files.
Pros: Only app of its kind. Supports a wide range of archive formats.
Cons: Only available to Mac users. The app format is rather bland.
