CompressThing licensing

For your everyday files.

Manual image and video compression is free in the Store download. Pro adds video destination presets and custom maximum sizes; the live US listing gives a separate $9.99 USD one-time price.

CompressThing Pro

$9.99

USD · One-time license

Free download in Microsoft Store

Included with Pro

  • Video destination presets and custom maximum file sizes
  • One person can activate up to three personal PCs
  • Updates within the purchased major version
  • A 14-day period to request a refund

One person on up to three personal PCs. Updates within the purchased major version are included; future major versions may be sold separately.

The Store download includes free manual compression; Pro is separate. Purchase and activation require internet. An activated Pro license has no offline expiry. This page does not link to a Pro checkout.

On your computer
Your images and videos are processed locally, not uploaded to a conversion service.
Free manual mode
Manual image and video compression is available without a Pro license.
One-time Pro license
$9.99 USD for one person on up to three personal PCs. Request refunds within 14 days; future major versions may be sold separately.

Pricing questions

What is free, and what does Pro cost?

The free Microsoft Store download includes Manual mode for images and videos. Pro adds video destination presets and custom maximum sizes. The live US listing states a separate $9.99 USD one-time Pro purchase for one person on up to three personal PCs. Images use Manual mode; video size targets require Pro.

What does the license cover?

One Pro license covers one person on up to three personal PCs. Updates within the purchased major version are included; future major versions may be sold separately. The listing gives a 14-day refund-request window.

Does this page take payments?

No. This page is informational and does not link to a Pro checkout. The live Store listing describes Pro as a separate Means purchase; check the current in-app purchase information before buying.

Where does processing happen?

CompressThing processes images and videos locally on your Windows PC. The Store listing says your media is not sent to a conversion service and original files remain separate from the output.