Compressify

Compressify is a file compression service for images and PDFs, available on the web, Android, iOS, and as an extension. It supports batch processing and image resizing, with an online image compressor for JPEG, PNG, and WebP that analyzes images to select an encoding strategy. Compressify says it can reduce JPG, PNG, SVG, WebP, and PDF files by up to 90%. Its PDF compressor needs no settings, can handle multiple files in a batch, and is free to use five times a day. The Figma plugin bulk-compresses JPG, PNG, WebP, and SVG exports and can combine selected frames into one PDF. The WordPress plugin compresses new uploads, optimizes existing media in bulk, and offers optional WebP conversion; routine processing runs through WordPress image editors without an external compression API. The Free plan is free, billed Free Forever, and includes 60 Image Exports per month with limited features. Pro costs $4.99 a month and includes unlimited image and PDF exports and PDF merges.

Compressify brings image and PDF compression together with Figma and WordPress plugins. The free tier has a monthly image-export limit, while Pro adds unlimited exports and merges.

Compressify suits people who want to compress or resize images across web and mobile platforms, or work with batches of PDFs. Figma and WordPress users can use its plugins for export compression or media optimization.

Overview

Compressify combines online image and PDF compression with plugins for Figma and WordPress. It suits people who want to optimize files across design and publishing workflows, but the free image-export allowance is modest for regular use.

Its appeal is breadth: batch image processing, PDF tools, and workflow integrations sit alongside mobile-browser access. Pro removes the monthly image-export cap and adds unlimited PDF exports and merges, making it the more practical fit for sustained use.

Key features

The online image compressor handles JPEG, PNG, and WebP, analyzing each image to select an encoding strategy. Compressify says it can reduce JPG, PNG, SVG, WebP, and PDF files by up to 90%; that is a stated maximum, not a promise for every file. Batch processing and resizing make it useful for groups of assets, though the online image formats are narrower than the broader supported-format list, which also includes HEIC, GIF, BMP, TIFF, and SVG.

The PDF compressor needs no configuration and can process multiple PDFs in a batch. Free PDF use is capped at five compressions a day, so occasional document cleanup is covered, but recurring high-volume work calls for Pro.

The Figma plugin bulk-compresses JPG, PNG, WebP, and SVG exports, and can merge selected frames into one PDF. The WordPress plugin compresses new uploads, can bulk-optimize existing media, and offers optional WebP conversion. Routine WordPress compression runs through the site's own image editors rather than an external compression API, a useful distinction for site owners who prefer processing within their existing WordPress setup.

Compressify says uploads and downloads use HTTPS, queued files are encrypted in transit and at rest, and originals and processed files are automatically deleted after compression or conversion is returned. It says files are used only for the requested task and are not manually inspected or repurposed.

Pricing

Free: free, billed Free Forever. It includes 60 Image Exports per month and limited features. That is a reasonable allowance for occasional optimization, but designers or publishers with regular batches can hit the cap; PDF compression is separately limited to five times a day.

Pro: $4.99 a month, billed Per Month. It adds unlimited image exports, PDF exports, and PDF merges, plus priority customer support. The monthly plan makes more sense when file work is routine; the free tier remains the lower-commitment choice for light use.

Platforms

Compressify is available on web, Android, iOS, and as an extension. Its image compressor can be used in a mobile browser on iPhone, and image compression also works from Android. The Figma and WordPress plugins add desktop design and site-publishing workflows.

Who it's for

Choose Compressify if you need image compression alongside PDF handling, or want to optimize exports in Figma and media in WordPress. It is less compelling if your work is consistently high-volume but you want to stay on the free plan, or if you need the online image compressor to accept every format in the broader supported-format list.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Figma and WordPress integrations cover design exports and site media, including bulk operations.
• Pro: The PDF tool batches files without requiring settings, and Pro removes the stated daily free-use ceiling.
• Pro: Automatic file deletion and encryption while queued address practical concerns about handling uploaded files.
• Con: Free image exports stop at 60 per month, a constraint for frequent production work.
• Con: The online image compressor accepts JPEG, PNG, and WebP, fewer formats than Compressify's broader supported-format list.

Alternatives

For a wider comparison, see Image Compression Software or PDF Compression Software.

• Gumlet Image is worth considering if bandwidth and seats are the buying criteria: its free plan includes one seat and 30 GB/month bandwidth, while Growth lists five seats and 300 GB/month bandwidth at custom pricing.
• TinyPNG may fit API-focused workflows better; its free Web plan allows 20 compressions per session, images up to 5 MB, and three conversions per session.
• Optimole is an option for web image delivery when its free allowance of 2,000 monthly visits, unlimited images, and unlimited sites fits the workload.
• imgkilo is a free Android and web alternative.
• Thumbor is a free, open-source photo thumbnail service for API, Linux, and self-hosted use.
• FileOptimizer is a free Windows option for personal and commercial use.
• Curtail is a free Linux image compressor supporting PNG, JPEG, WebP, and SVG.
• Fastly Image Optimizer is an alternative for image-request workflows, with a free plan covering 100,000 requests per month.

Verdict

Compressify is a strong fit for people who move between image assets, PDFs, Figma, and WordPress and value one set of tools for those jobs. Its integrations and batch features are the main reasons to choose it; the 60-export monthly free cap is the main reason frequent users should budget for Pro or compare alternatives.