Compress photos, videos & PDFs
right on your iPhone.

Yes. SnapSlim is free to download and gives you 5 operations a day on every file type, with JPG and PNG output and up to 3 photos per bulk batch. Premium removes the limits and ads, and unlocks WebP and GIF output, target size, crop, video to GIF, opening files from other apps and deleting originals.

No. Every photo, video, PDF and ZIP is processed on your iPhone or iPad, and your files are never uploaded. Compression itself needs no internet connection, though items stored only in iCloud must download to your device first. Ads in the free plan and in-app purchases use third-party services, and none of them receive your files.

Photos in JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC and GIF; videos, saved as MP4 with H.264 video and AAC audio; PDF documents; and ZIP archives, which you can create or extract.

You set the quality with a slider and see a live before/after preview before saving. The default is 80; lower values make smaller files, and higher values keep more detail.

Open Shrink the Largest to see your biggest videos and photos, then compress them. With Premium you can delete the original afterwards. Deleted originals stay in Recently Deleted for 30 days, and the space comes back once they leave that album.

SnapSlim runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS 15 or later. It is only available for iOS.

Subscriptions renew automatically and are managed by Apple. You can cancel at any time in Settings → your name → Subscriptions; to avoid the next charge, cancel at least 24 hours before the current period ends. The Lifetime plan is a one-time purchase, so there is nothing to cancel.

Open SnapSlim, tap Video Compress and choose a video. Pick Low (720p, smallest file), Medium (1080p, balanced) or High (original resolution); each option shows an estimated output size. SnapSlim saves an MP4 with H.264 video and AAC audio, working on your device without uploading the file. The free plan includes 5 operations a day; Premium is unlimited and can also remove the audio track.

Use an app that compresses on the device instead of a website that receives your file. In SnapSlim, tap PDF Compress, choose the PDF from Files, pick Low, Medium or High and start. Page dimensions stay the same, and scanned or image-heavy PDFs benefit most. SnapSlim rebuilds each page as an image, so text in the compressed copy can't be selected or searched; keep the original if you need that. Password-protected PDFs can't be compressed.

In SnapSlim, tap Photo Compress, choose the photo and lower the quality slider (5 to 100, default 80) while checking the live before/after preview. Save or share the result and attach it to your email. The free plan covers this with JPG or PNG output. Premium adds an Email Friendly preset and a target size: choose a limit such as 1 MB and SnapSlim finds the best quality that fits. Photos are compressed on your device and never uploaded.

Barely. Photos and videos are already compressed, so a ZIP mainly bundles them into one file. To make them smaller, compress them first, then add them to a ZIP.

No. This site is for SnapSlim - File Compressor by Akaya Labs, an iPhone and iPad app that compresses photos, videos and PDFs and creates or extracts ZIP files. Other products also use the name SnapSlim and are not connected to it. On the App Store, this app's ID is 6760120190.