BatchCrunch

Compresses and resizes media in the browser, nothing uploaded to a server

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BatchCrunch processes whole folders of video, audio, and image files entirely inside the browser using ffmpeg compiled to WebAssembly, so files are never uploaded to a server and there's no size cap or queue. Users set one recipe per media type to compress, convert, crop, resize, rotate, flip, or watermark files in bulk. It's free for three files per batch, with a one-time $19 licence removing that limit.

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