PhotographyPreview

Indic Compress

An app from IndicStudio

Smaller photos. More possibilities.

Compress and resize images on your device, choose an output format and remove sensitive image metadata.

AndroidVersion 1.0 Privacy notice

A closer look.

Screens from the preview build

Indic Compress: Result screen — Result screen

Indic Compress: Compress options — Compress options

Indic Compress: Home screen — Home screen

Indic Compress: History populated — History populated

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THOUGHTFULLY MADE

About Indic Compress

When a photo is too large to send or upload, Indic Compress helps you choose a more practical size. Adjust dimensions and quality, or work toward a target file-size limit.

Compare output choices in JPEG, PNG and WebP, correct image orientation and remove sensitive metadata before sharing. Images are selected through Android’s system tools, and output is saved or shared only when you choose.

An Android app from IndicStudio. Download the current debug preview below to try it on a compatible Android device.

The useful little details.

Choose the balance

Adjust image quality and dimensions while preserving the aspect ratio.

Work toward a size

Try a target file size and inspect the resulting output.

Use the format you need

Export JPEG, PNG or lossy/lossless WebP, with EXIF orientation correction.

Share more deliberately

Strip image metadata and save or share through Android’s system tools.

YOUR DATA, EXPLAINED

A little clarity goes a long way.

This preview is designed to work on-device without an account, advertising or analytics. Read the app-specific privacy notice for permissions, sharing and Android backup behavior.

Read the privacy policy

Permissions, with a purpose.

Selected photos and output folders: Read images you select and save the outputs you choose.

What’s new.

Release notes

v1.025 October 2026

First preview

Initial release of Indic Compress featuring fast on-device photo compression, WebP/JPEG/PNG format conversion, target file size constraints, EXIF privacy stripping, and local compression history.